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BPC-157 250–500mcg daily subQ VEGF upregulation, gastric cytoprotection, angiogenesis promotion Phase 1 human trials ongoing (2026). No published Phase 2/3 data 72% report subjective injury recovery acceleration Mechanistic plausibility high; human dose-respon

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  • BPC-157
  • 250–500mcg daily subQ
  • VEGF upregulation, gastric cytoprotection, angiogenesis promotion
  • Phase 1 human trials ongoing (2026). No published Phase 2/3 data
  • 72% report subjective injury recovery acceleration
  • Mechanistic plausibility high; human dose-response data absent; anecdotal reports cannot isolate peptide effect from concurrent therapy
  • TB-500 (Thymosin β4 fragment)
  • 2–5mg twice weekly subQ
  • Actin upregulation, cell migration, anti-inflammatory signalling
  • Veterinary approval (equine use); no completed human trials
  • 64% report reduced joint pain and improved mobility
  • Animal model data robust; human pharmacokinetics unknown; grey-market versions often mislabelled or contaminated
  • GHK-Cu (copper peptide)
  • 0.5–2mg daily subQ
  • Collagen synthesis, antioxidant activity, MMP modulation
  • Topical formulations FDA-approved; injectable forms unapproved
  • 58% report skin quality improvement; mixed reports on systemic effects
  • Topical efficacy established; systemic bioavailability from subQ injection unclear; copper toxicity risk at sustained high doses
  • Epithalon (alternative third compound)
  • 5–10mg per 10-day cycle
  • Telomerase activation, pineal gland function, circadian rhythm modulation
  • Preliminary Russian research; no Western Phase 2/3 trials
  • 41% report sleep quality improvement; minimal injury recovery reports
  • Telomerase mechanism contested; sleep benefits may reflect placebo or circadian normalisation from regular injection timing