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Peptide Therapy and BPC-157

What is a peptide anyway?

Similar in structure to proteins, peptides help maintain cellular function and regulate autoimmune responses. Our bodies naturally make more than 7,000 different peptides by combining amino acids and can absorb and utilize some peptides from foods including fermented foods, dairy, grains and fish. Perhaps unsurprisingly, is rich in peptides.

BPC 157 is a short peptide chain, and like all peptides, it is composed of small building molecules called amino acids. Peptides, simply put, are a string of amino acids. Given that peptides send messages to cells with instructions regarding what those cells should become, they’re pretty important when it comes to the functioning of our body.

BPC stands for Body Protective Compound, and that is exactly its function. BPC-157 is most often used to treat stomach and intestinal conditions such as inflamed intestinal epithelium (leaky gut), eosinophilic esophagitis, and inflammatory bowel disease; however, its abilities to improve type 1 collagen and increase blood flow via angiogenesis means it can be a powerful peptide for wound healing and overall regeneration following injuries.

BPC-157 is primarily considered a gastroprotective factor (i.e. helpful for the stomach lining), though some research also indicates potential for intestinal and even extra-intestinal healing of soft connective tissue and more.

With most peptides, oral delivery isconsidered problematic due to their inherent from gastric-stable peptides like BPC-157, oral delivery is typically considered problematic due to their inherent instability and inconsistent navigation through . After all, breaking down proteins is just what gastric acid and protease enzymes were designed to do.

BPC-157, however, is the only peptide considered to remain stable in the acidic environment of the stomach.

There are a handful of ways to administer BPC 157 – each with a varying degree of effectiveness & ease in dosing.

A lot of people ask me if BPC 157 is systemic, and the answer is yes, in line with current research. However, this depends on the method of administration. The deliverability can be increased if intramuscular injections are done in the site, or close to, the injury being treated.

In short, as far as BPC 157’s effectiveness is concerned, injections are superior to oral or nasal administration when it comes to sports injuries. If you want to incorporate BPC 157 into a treatment plan for, say, a muscle tear, you want the amplified local effect, and IM injections are best for that.

However, oral and nasal administration have benefits for reducing brain inflammation, accelerated neuron repair, and fighting off allergy and mold toxicity symptoms. The effect is localized first and then systemic so although the absorption is much less, it’s quite effective for the problem being addressed. Capsules are the least effective in regards to absorbability but if you are seeking to treat gut issues a localized healing effect is seen to be effective.

Supplement Facts:
per 1 caps
BPC-157 1000 mcg (1mg)

LOT 04022385 EXP:26/07/2028

https://www.avxsportspharma.com/