BPC-157

Body Protection Compound-157

Peptide peptide SubQ Published Clinical Data

Half-life

4 hr

Time to Peak

1 hr

Steady State

~1 days

Dose Range

200–500 mcg

Frequency

Daily

Overview

BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound-157) is a synthetic peptide derived from a protein found in human gastric juice. It's used in the biohacking community for injury recovery, gut healing, and tissue repair, though human clinical trials are still limited.

Mechanism of Action

Promotes angiogenesis, protects endothelium, and accelerates wound healing through multiple pathways including nitric oxide system modulation, FAK-paxillin pathway activation, and upregulation of growth factor receptors.

Dosing Information

Route Dose Range Half-life Tmax Frequency
Subcutaneous (SubQ) 200–500 mcg 4 hr 1 hr Daily, Twice daily

Common Side Effects

  • · Injection site redness
  • · Mild nausea (rare)
  • · Dizziness (rare)
  • · Generally well-tolerated in reported use

Monitoring Recommendations

No established monitoring protocol. Consider baseline and follow-up CMP if using for extended periods. Monitor injury recovery progress.

Storage & Handling

Refrigerated

Reconstituted: 28-30 days refrigerated

Room Temperature

Lyophilized (powder): stable at room temperature

General

Reconstitute with bacteriostatic water. Refrigerate after reconstitution. Protect from light.

Community Notes

Most users inject SubQ near the injury site for localized effect, though systemic effects are reported with any injection site. Typical protocol is 250-500mcg 1-2x daily for 4-8 weeks. Often stacked with TB-500 for synergistic healing. Oral and nasal routes are also used but have lower bioavailability.

Used in Regimens

3 regimens

Data Sources

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