BPC-157 Dosing Guide

What It’s Used For

  1. Injuries (muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints):
    • Dose: 200-500 mcg per injection.
    • How often: 1-2 times daily.
    • Where to inject: Under the skin (near the injury) or into the muscle close to the injury.
  2. Stomach/Gut Problems (like ulcers, IBS, or leaky gut):
    • Dose: 200-500 mcg per injection.
    • How often: 1-2 times daily.
    • Where to inject: Under the skin near your belly area.
  3. Overall Healing or Inflammation:
    • Dose: 250-500 mcg per injection.
    • How often: Once a day.
    • Where to inject: Under the skin in a fatty area, like your stomach.

How Long to Use It

  • Use it for 4-6 weeks, then take a 2-4 week break before starting again if needed.

Need-to-Know Information

  1. How It Works:BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide that speeds up healing. It boosts blood flow and supports tissue repair, whether you’re recovering from an injury or dealing with gut issues.
  2. What Makes It Unique:
    • Unlike some medications, BPC-157 helps your body heal naturally without masking symptoms.
    • It can be used for both localized injuries and systemic (whole-body) healing.
  3. Lifestyle Tips for Best Results:
    • Combine BPC-157 with a diet rich in protein, Vitamin C, zinc, and omega-3 fatty acids to support healing.
    • Stay hydrated, get enough rest, and avoid smoking or heavy alcohol use while using it.
  4. When to Inject:
    • For injuries: Inject near the injury for better results.
    • For gut health: Inject under the skin in the abdomen.
    • Use it at the same times each day (e.g., morning and evening) for consistent benefits.
  5. When to Avoid Using It:
    • If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have active cancer (BPC-157 can promote blood flow and growth, which could be risky in those situations).
  6. Other Helpful Uses:
    • Some users report benefits for migraines, nerve pain, or arthritis, although these uses aren’t officially studied yet.
  7. Side Effects:
    • Most people experience little to no side effects.
    • Common minor side effects include redness or irritation at the injection site. Rarely, nausea or dizziness can occur.
    • Stop use and talk to a doctor if side effects persist or worsen.

How to Mix and Store It

  1. Mixing Instructions:
    • Use bacteriostatic water to mix your BPC-157.
    • Example: Add 1 mL of water to a 5 mg vial. This makes the mixture 5 mg/mL.
    • To take 250 mcg, you’d draw 0.05 mL (a small amount) into a syringe.
  2. Storage:
    • Store the mixed vial in the fridge. It lasts about 30 days after mixing.
    • Keep it out of direct sunlight and do not freeze.

How Much to Take and When

  • Morning: Inject 250 mcg near the injury or target area.
  • Evening: Inject another 250 mcg the same way.

Extra Tips for Success

  1. Avoid Painkillers:
    • Over-the-counter pain meds like ibuprofen or aspirin can slow down healing. Use alternatives like ice packs or acetaminophen instead.
  2. Track Your Progress:
    • Keep a simple journal to note pain levels, mobility, or gut symptoms each day. This helps you see improvements and adjust as needed.
  3. Pair with Rehab or Therapy:
    • If recovering from an injury, combine BPC-157 with physical therapy or exercises recommended by your doctor to maximize recovery.
  4. Rotate Injection Sites:
    • Don’t inject in the same spot every time to avoid irritation or scar tissue.
  5. Listen to Your Body:
    • If you notice dramatic improvements, you might be able to lower your dose or reduce frequency. Always check with a professional if unsure.