BPC-157/TB-500 Blend The Healing Blend (10mg/10mg)
Combianation for Enhanced Recovery
$125.00
* This product is strictly for laboratory research use only and must not be used for human consumption, medical treatments, or any other non-research purposes.
What is BPC-157/TB-500 Blend?
This blend combines BPC-157 and TB-500, two peptides known for their synergistic effects on tissue repair and inflammation reduction. BPC-157 is often studied for its effects on gut health and blood vessel formation, while TB-500 supports flexibility and reduces fibrosis. Together, these peptides offer a comprehensive approach to healing and recovery.
Mechanism of Action:
The blend leverages BPC-157’s effects on collagen production and blood vessel formation, with TB-500’s ability to support cell migration and reduce scar tissue. This combination maximizes their complementary actions on tissue repair and inflammation control, making it ideal for research on soft tissue injuries and joint health.
Potential Benefits:
Comprehensive Tissue Repair: Supports healing across multiple tissue types, including muscles, tendons, and ligaments.
Improved Joint Health: Enhances flexibility and reduces inflammation in joints.
Anti-Fibrotic Effects: Reduces scar tissue formation, supporting smoother recovery.
Gut Health and Inflammation Control: BPC-157 adds additional benefits for gut health, complementing the blend’s overall healing profile.
Current Research Areas:
Sports Medicine: Commonly researched for injury recovery, particularly for joint and muscle health.
Gut Health: The BPC-157 component is particularly useful in studies focused on gastrointestinal healing.
Inflammation and Fibrosis: Ideal for research into reducing inflammation and scar tissue.
Dosage and Administration:
Common Research Dosage: 500-1000 mcg daily, depending on specific research needs.
Timing: Can be administered daily or several times per week for consistent support.
Safety and Potential Side Effects:
Injection Site Reactions: Minor redness or swelling is possible.
Headache: Rarely reported but can occur with higher doses.
Additional Research References:
PubMed: Research on the combined effects of BPC-157 and TB-500 (PubMed).
ScienceDirect: Studies on peptide combinations in tissue repair (ScienceDirect).