Why BPC-157
Tendon and ligament injuries are quite common in sports, especially for professional athletes who push their bodies to the limit. As we age, these tissues can also weaken, leading to more wear and tear. Since connective tissues don't get a lot of blood flow, their healing takes a while because they lack enough oxygen and nutrients. This highlights the importance of finding a way to speed up recovery, which is where BPC-157 comes into play.
Experience the power of BPC - 157 Peptide Therapy
The Science
What is BPC- 157?
BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide made up of 15 amino acids, and it comes from a natural compound found in gastric juices known for its protective qualities. Often called a gastric pentadecapeptide, it’s well-regarded for its ability to regenerate and heal within the digestive system.
But the benefits of BPC-157 don’t just stop at protecting the stomach. Its robust healing properties also help with various inflammatory conditions and damage to organs. Plus, it’s effective for repairing injuries related to bones and joints, making it a prized option among athletes and older adults looking to improve healing and speed up recovery.
These are just a handful of the advantages that BPC-157 brings to the table in peptide therapy.
How it works
Choose Your Treatment
Pick your desired treatment and complete the checkout.
Virtual Physician Consultation
Your purchase includes a complimentary consultation with our physician, who will assess if BPC-157 suits you.
Fast - Secure Delivery
Your treatment will be shipped directly from an FDA-accredited pharmacy. Just follow the instructions provided for safe and easy administration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Potential Side Effects
Although BPC- 157 is relatively safe to administer, like all medications, it can cause specific side effects when introduced to the human body. Potential side effects might include:
- Blood presure fluctuations
- Nausea or vomiting
- Dizziness
- Hot flashes
- Liver and kidney complications
If side effects continue or worsen, be sure to contact your healthcare provider right away.
Refrigeration Required:
Keep it between 36°F to 46°F (2°C to 8°C).
Avoid Light & Freezing:
Make sure to keep it away from direct light and freezing temperatures.