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Best Peptides for BJJ Injury Recovery: Type Comparison
BPC-157 Promotes angiogenesis and VEGF expression at injury sites Acute tendon/ligament tears, localized joint inflammation 250–500 mcg daily, split into 2 doses 5–10 days for pain reduction, 3–4 weeks for structural healing Gold standard for localized soft ti
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- BPC-157
- Promotes angiogenesis and VEGF expression at injury sites
- Acute tendon/ligament tears, localized joint inflammation
- 250–500 mcg daily, split into 2 doses
- 5–10 days for pain reduction, 3–4 weeks for structural healing
- Gold standard for localized soft tissue injuries. Works fastest when injected near the injury site
- TB-500
- Regulates actin, reduces systemic inflammation, prevents fibrosis
- Chronic overuse injuries, multiple simultaneous minor injuries
- 5–10mg twice weekly (loading), then 5mg weekly (maintenance)
- 10–14 days for systemic inflammation reduction
- Best for athletes managing multiple injuries or chronic inflammation from high training volume
- CJC-1295/Ipamorelin
- Stimulates endogenous GH release, elevates IGF-1 for collagen synthesis
- Systemic recovery deficits, age-related healing decline, cartilage repair
- 100–300 mcg each, before bed on empty stomach
- 2–3 weeks for sleep and recovery improvements, 6–8 weeks for tissue repair
- Essential for athletes over 30 or those in caloric deficits. Restores baseline collagen production capacity
- Thymalin
- Modulates immune function, reduces chronic inflammation
- Autoimmune-driven inflammation, systemic recovery
- 5–10mg per week
- 7–14 days
- Specialized application for athletes with immune-mediated inflammation patterns