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7×
GHR Upregulation
Growth hormone receptor by day 3

Healing & Recovery
Body Protection Compound - Research peptide for tissue repair studies
Dosage
$--
Quantity
Third Party Tested
Latest selected dosage
99%+
Purity
Variant: BPC-157
Lot #: Current batch
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7×
GHR Upregulation
Growth hormone receptor by day 3
✅
7/12
Human Patients
Reported pain relief >6 months
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200+
Publications
Peer-reviewed studies since 1991
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No LD50
Achieved
No lethal dose found in toxicity studies
⏱️
14-21 days
Typical Timeline
For observable effects in studies
The science, simplified
BPC-157 works through several interconnected biological pathways that promote healing and tissue repair. It activates cellular repair mechanisms, supports blood vessel formation, and modulates inflammation.
VEGF
Primary
VEGFR2 Pathway
NO
Modulatory
Nitric Oxide System
GF
Supportive
Growth Factor Pathways
Key mechanism
BPC-157 activates the VEGFR2 pathway, promoting receptor internalization and downstream signaling. This triggers the Akt-eNOS cascade and increased nitric oxide production in preclinical models.
Growth pathway
Preclinical findings report increased Growth Hormone Receptor (GHR) expression and enhanced migration-related signaling in tissue-repair models.
2025 Systematic Review (36 Studies)
7/12
Patients reported pain relief >6 months (only human study)
Key outcomes
58%
Pain relief >6 months
Human knee study (n=12)
100%
No toxicity observed
All preclinical studies
92%
Positive outcomes
In musculoskeletal models
Rat Achilles model
Alkali burn model
Rat quadriceps
Healing
Enhanced fibroblast outgrowth and collagen synthesis
J Applied Physiology
Protection
Stable in gastric juice for 24+ hours
Gut and Liver Journal
Protection
Brain injury and dopamine/serotonin modulation studied
Curr Neuropharmacology
Healing
Enhanced bone defect healing in rabbit studies
J Orthop Research
BPC-157 has been administered via multiple routes in research settings. Most animal studies use μg/kg or ng/kg dosing, while the Phase 1 human trial tested oral tablets.
Human clinical trial
Preclinical research