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  1. Oral BPC-157

    Can you clarify? There's a problem with the term 'oral BPC.' A company (Dr. Seeds, and maybe others) was selling what they said was BPC but BPC-157 is not an ingredient. It is supposed to be a pre-cursor to BPC-157 (a complex 15-part peptide.) I worry that that may be like swallowing a box of...

  2. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    "Human skin has a THICK LAYER of epidermis AND dermis, meanwhile the mouse has a very thin one (who would have thought). " You make a good point here. There is no human study that I know of showing that BPC-157 is absorbed through the skin in humans. I saw a study on folicine (Something that...

  3. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    I do not work for or have any financial interest in the company AgeForce neither do I have an opinion on their product. Without posted 3rd party product testing, I'd be reluctant to buy a supplement from any company, especially one where the raw materials are expensive. So, that's an unknown...

  4. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    Ah, you seem to think that arguing with me is arguing with the scientists who did the studies. I keep trying to point you to the studies. I'm sure they will be embarrassed to know they are violating the laws of the universe. But crestfallen as they will be, it's for their own good. Let us know...

  5. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    I know crap all about molecules. :-) I'm simply repeating what the studies say. I am making no claim, except that I'm accurately representing what I read. If you have a problem with what those scientists reported, then you should report them to the peer review journals they published in. You...

  6. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    Got me curious about nicotine! I think the answer is yes. Comparing max dose items to make it level: Oral (gum), topical patch, or smoke look like they deliver the same effective dose of nicotine (what gets in the blood stream.) 5.25 max dose (21 4 mg) gum per day = 1 daily max dose patch...

  7. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    It's an example of the difference between heroin and nicotine. I'm not suggesting smoking BPC-157. :-) Again, I'm not saying it--I'm saying it's reported in many of the 140 BPC-157 studies that they found no dose dependent differences despite the method (oral, injection (2 kinds,) or topical...

  8. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    For BPC-157? Care to point any of these countless studies out? I only see 140 total studies concerning BPC-157, not countless. I understand that is generally true, for example, the difference between putting heroin on your skin and injecting it. But take another molecule, nicotine: lungs (via...

  9. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    I'm not making the claim. I'm just pointing out what's reported in studies. Without attempting to offend, I have to point out that you are making this claim: 'they would not be Equally Effective.' I can understand that seems reasonable, however, what seems common sense to us is not always...

  10. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    Treatment of BPC 157 was administered orally in drinking water, topically via a thin cream and via intraperitoneal administration over a 90-day period. This suggests that the peptide has a therapeutic benefit via a wide range of delivery mechanisms Novinscak et al. (2008) went on to compare the...

  11. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    I understand how that seems. But BPC-157 mimics the peptide created in the stomach's gastric juices--it is the normal way it gets into the action. I think the wisdom is that that any other peptide would be broken up into individual proteins by enzymes. You ask: am I positive I read that right...

  12. Oral BPC-157

    How long, what dose? Your age? And, sorry, I was unclear on this? are you experiencing the bloating/acidity after starting the pills. And, more importantly, does it say BPC-157 on the label (the 15 amino acid chain) or just BPC? I think it's okay to say what the brand/source is. I see people...

  13. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    No. Why are you saying that? Look up and skim over the 140 rat studies at the NIH site pubmed gov. Search BPC-157. They found no difference in effect between injection, oral, or even a topical cream! Surprising, I know but them's the facts. BPC-157 is not like other peptides because it was...

  14. Anyone tried oral BPC-157 caps?

    Dr. Seeds contains no BPC-157 and does not claim to. Check the label. They claim it contains a pre-cursor to BPC-157. Their use of the letters BPC, is, in my opinion confusing. I'm not saying the the Dr. Seed's folks are wrong or unethical, just that potential customers are confused if they are...

  15. Oral BPC-157

    I found this specifically about what you mention, saying that may not be that important. Invalid Link Removed I worry that 'acetate vs arg,' may be a claim pushed to support a patent on that version. Not saying it isn't true, just pointing out a motive, and $ motives always make me look into...

  16. Oral BPC-157

    Thank you! narrowslab Looks legit, 3rd party tested, and a reasonable price-per-month. Wish I would have seen that before ordering a product that I am waiting for and wish I hadn't ordered (no 3rd party testing.) Oral at the same dose as injection works identically, as does topical--at least in...

  17. Oral BPC-157

    Dr. Seeds does not contain BPC-157. Check the label. nor claims to contain, BPC-157. It claims that the compound they sell is like a 'pre-cursor' that your body will use to make BPC-157 That they use the letters BPC does not make it BPC-157. Maybe it's good. It just contains no BPC-157.

  18. Oral BPC-157

    Dr. Seed's contains no BPC-157 nor claims to contain, BPC-157. It claims that the compound they sell is like a 'pre-cursor' that your body will use to make BPC-157. If you had real BPC-157 it would be fine oral, injection, or even topically... that's what the rats experience anyway in the 140...
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