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BPC-157
RecoveryBody Protection Compound-157
Overview
BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide derived from a protective protein found in gastric juice. It is widely studied for its potential role in tissue repair, wound healing, and gut protection in preclinical models.
Mechanism of Action
BPC-157 is believed to promote angiogenesis (formation of new blood vessels), upregulate growth factor expression, and modulate the nitric oxide system. Research suggests it may interact with the dopaminergic and GABAergic systems.
Research Contexts
Tissue repair • Tendon and ligament healing • Gut protection • Anti-inflammatory effects • Neuroprotection
Dosing (PepPal Protocol)
PepPal only publishes dosing from our vetted protocol PDFs. For peptides without an official PepPal protocol, see the Protocols page.
PepPal publishes BPC-157 dosing only as part of the Wolverine Stack (BPC-157 + TB-500), GLOW, and KLOW blend protocols. See /protocols for the vetted protocols — we do not publish standalone BPC-157 dosing from outside research literature.
Reconstitution Guide
Vial size: See PepPal protocol (not yet available for this peptide)
Water volume: See PepPal protocol (not yet available for this peptide)
Concentration: See PepPal protocol (not yet available for this peptide)
Reconstitution math depends on dosing — and we only publish reconstitution guidance for peptides that have an official PepPal protocol PDF. Check /protocols for vetted protocols.
Storage Guidelines
Before reconstitution: General peptide guidance: refrigerate or freeze, protect from light. Specific guidance only published for peptides with an official PepPal protocol.
After reconstitution: General peptide guidance: refrigerate at 2–8°C. Specific guidance only published for peptides with an official PepPal protocol.
Half-Life & Stability
Half-life: Not published here — PepPal only publishes detailed pharmacokinetic guidance for peptides covered by an official protocol PDF.
Stability: PepPal does not publish a stability/cycling protocol for this peptide. See /protocols for vetted protocols.
