Name: BPC 157 500mcg/cap 60 caps
SKU: PEP-0042
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BPC 157 500mcg/cap 60 caps

$120.00 – $1,150.00

Oral BPC-157 is a peptide derived from a protective protein found in the stomach. While BPC-157 is most commonly used in its injectable form, oral BPC is designed to target the gastrointestinal tract more directly. It supports healing, reduces inflammation, and may promote recovery from gut-related issues such as ulcers, leaky gut, and acid reflux, while still offering some systemic benefits like joint or tendon repair.

How It Works

Tissue Regeneration: Stimulates angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation), fibroblast migration, and cellular repair, especially in the gastrointestinal lining.
Anti-Inflammatory Effects: Downregulates pro-inflammatory cytokines, reducing local and systemic inflammation.
Gut Protection: Enhances healing of intestinal mucosa and protects against damage from NSAIDs, alcohol, or stress.
Neuroprotection: Supports nerve regeneration through modulation of nitric oxide pathways (limited systemically when taken orally).

How to Use Oral BPC-157

Dosage:
- Common doses range from 250 mcg to 1000 mcg per day, typically split into 2–3 doses (e.g. 250 mcg AM, 250 mcg PM).
- Higher doses (750–1000 mcg/day) may be used short-term for acute gut injuries or flares.
Frequency:
- Daily; best taken on an empty stomach for gut-specific benefits.
- Split dosing improves absorption and local GI targeting.
Cycle Length:
- 2–4 weeks for gut healing or flare-ups.
- Can be used longer-term at lower doses for maintenance in chronic GI conditions.
Stacking:
- Often stacked with glutamine, probiotics, or digestive enzymes for gut support.
- Can be combined with injectable BPC-157 or TB-500 for more systemic healing support.
Post-Cycle Consideration:
- None required; considered safe for long-term use, especially at gut-specific doses.
Administration:
- Oral capsules or sublingual tablets. Capsules are most common for GI targeting.

Positive and Negative Side Effects

Positive Side

Supports healing of ulcers, IBS, leaky gut, and intestinal damage
Reduces inflammation in the digestive tract
May assist in joint, tendon, or ligament recovery (less effective orally than injectable)
Can aid recovery from NSAID or alcohol-induced gut issues
Potential mental health benefit through gut-brain axis support

Negative Side Effects

Lower systemic bioavailability compared to injections
Limited data on long-term human oral use
Some users may experience mild nausea or digestive upset
Results can be slower or milder than injectable form
High-dose usage for long periods may be unnecessary or costly

Product Disclaimer

We always suggest to do your own research before making a decision on which formulas are best for you. Listening to others may put you in danger, and we always recommend for newcomers to make themselves informed of all the benefits, and side effects.