15AA Limited Human
BPC-157
A gastric-derived peptide studied for soft tissue signaling; evidence is primarily preclinical with limited human data.
In Plain English: A synthetic fragment of a protein naturally found in stomach acid. Scientists study it for its potential to "signal" the body to accelerate healing processes—specifically by promoting blood vessel formation (angiogenesis) in injured tendons, ligaments, and the gut lining.
Research Maturity
Limited Human (Studied in 192 published papers since 1993+ Studies)
Quick Facts
Focus
Gut Health
Injury Repair
Soft Tissue
Route
Oral
SubQ
Origin
Derived from human gastric juice (synthetic analog).
Mechanism
Upregulates growth factor receptors (VEGF) and NO signaling.
Outcome
Tissue repair markers, angiogenesis, and collagen organization.
BPC-157
Safety Flags & Warnings
WADA Prohibited (in & out of competition) (S4)
Anhedonia Reports
Always consult a licensed physician. Research purposes only.
€6.4 / mg
