BPC 157 SubQ

Hi All

I’ve been dealing with injuries to my elbow and shoulder for sometime now and been to a couple of physios and a chiro and still no joy. So after some additional research and chatting to friends, I’ve decided I’m going to give BPC157 a whirl.

After watching a video on the mixing and dosing, it also said it could be administered daily at a lower dose for a few weeks subQ, but it’s not clear where the subQ injection site should be, so wanted to ask, can this be into the lower belly which is the easiest for me. Or does it need to be as close to the injury location as possible?

If it’s the latter, this will ultimately become intramuscular, which I’m not too confident doing into the shoulder and certainly not around the elbow area

Any advice or links to videos would be hugely appreciated. I want to see if rehab, strengthening and some properly administered BPC can resolve these issues once and for all

Thanks

For injury recovery - as close to the injury as possible.

If your injury isnt a tear, it’s probably not doing much.

I have micro tears of the tendons on the elbow + a rotator cuff issue that looks to be tendinitis

Do you have any links to vids of how to administer close to the injuries

I would also consider using TB500 with it. Any time I start to feel pain coming on I will run a course of TB and BPC for 4 weeks and usually by week 2 im feeling 90% better.

Both BPC and TB are systemic so you don’t need to inject at the site but I always do anyway.

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Peptides will be good for this.

If this is confirmed I would go the cortizone route. BPC/TB will not do much for inflammation.

It’s systemic and does NOT have to be at or near the injury site.

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Awesome thanks all for replies

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BPC-157 has multiple uses.

Yes, it can be used systemically, and yes it will have a systemic effect even when injected local to an injury.

But injecting it close to the injury has been the commonly given advice for almost everyone who uses it for an injury. There is no way to prove whether it is more or less effective that way, so I don’t see an argument to NOT inject it nearby an injury - particularly considering there is no negative effect if you do.

  • Worst case scenario - it does not improve the speed of recovery.
  • Best case scenario - it speeds up the recovery.

Sounds like there’s a better argument for injecting it near the injury.

pinch the skin/fat, inject with a small needle. It’s not any different than a regular subq injection.

x2 on TB