posted Tue, 05/29/2018 - 01:13
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BPC 157 Orally
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Anyone use BPC157 orally? How effective was it? I used it in shots and it healed my bad knees.
Now I have an older friend that wants to try it but won't take a shot. It's supposed to be orally active but how effective it would be I haven't read about.
Thanks
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Yea I know he's a baby... mostly wife is scared as he had a drug issue in the past even though he never used needles..anyway... Studies show it's effective systemically but I would rather hear it from someone that has actually done it. I think the dose would have to be huge for it to work but I really don't know... I'm sure most on here like myself take the shot but I thought I would ask...
Thanks
Wont take an insulin needle shot. Lmfao
Given that it is a peptide derived from gastric juices, it is orally viable. (Sikiric)
Now, if taken orally it will have a minor systemic effect but is much more effective locally. If taken orally it works primarily on your Gastrointestinal tract, which is great for IBS, ulcers, etc.
Ben Greenfield has an informative article on the subject: https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/article/supplements-articles/how-to-use...
Sikirić, Predrag, et al. "A new gastric juice peptide, BPC. An overview of the stomach-stress-organoprotection hypothesis and beneficial effects of BPC." Journal of Physiology-Paris 87.5 (1993): 313-327.
BPC works only local! You'll feel no effect when u take it orally. Stupid idea!