BPC-157 arginate vs acetate

[@DrewTimmermansND]

TL;DR: USE THE ARGINATE FORM. If you want to use the oral stable BPC-157 that we use ourselves and with our patients, you can find that here (with our 20% patient discount code too) - regenerativeperformance.com/supplements

[@nysson4380]

That was helpful. Thank you.

[@DrewTimmermansND]

my pleasure!

[@jessicahutto8666]

Is there a different CAS number for BPC 157 Arginate that for regular BPC?

[@sammybaugh5224]

So if you theoretically inject it then the acetate option is the way to go over the arginate (stable)? Or is either equally fine in that respect.

[@DrewTimmermansND]

injectable only comes in acetate form, so don't need to worry about that

[@aveio2665]

@@DrewTimmermansNDHey doc! I have seen the Arginine version supplied for the injections. As well as the the Acetate version Does it matter which one I take for tendonitis or is the acetate version the way to go for SubQ?

[@mindmatters9515]

Would you use BPC 157 acetate in nasal application?

[@ippolea]

He said in previous videos they don’t use it bc of lack of studies

[@knickster4124]

Does BPC-157 arginate lead to increase blood pressure?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

we haven't seen that

[@locateli615]

Theres no arginate products, they change it snac, is this improved?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

this is the one we use (arginate, no SNAC) - infiniwell.com/collections/regenerative-performance/products/bpc-157 use our code RP20 for 20% off

[@dathrakki4892]

What are the long-term side effects of bpc157?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

they are so rare it's hard to even know if they are real. Very rarely, some people may have some mild mental emotional changes that stop when stopping the peptide (I've only seen this in people who take research chemical grade, not pharmaceutical grade) and some mild changes in bowel movements that also stop when you stop the peptide

[@1lapmagic]

@@DrewTimmermansND It's irresponsible for you to use language like this when there is an almost complete lack of long-term research on this peptide. You are...an Ultrasound technician? Not a doctor or researcher? Oh, I see, a "naturopathic doctor". Yeah, don't use this language, you are deceiving people outright.

[@jbtvt]

So rare it's hard to know if they're even real, but also he's definitely "seen this", and totally not just read about it online, and definitely knows they were taking "research grade" as if that were even a thing. There is no "pharma grade" BPC. 99% pure on an hplc is the same thing no matter the marketing/labelling. Most "research chemicals" come from the same facility as the stuff his company sells, the only difference is he doesn't get a commission from them.

[@wiscker8655]

What about the spray form?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

We don't use it. We have no reason to because the oral works amazing

[@user-xo4om8qv6m]

Would Bpc 157 cause a cold sore breakouts due to having Larginine

[@ALzkaban]

I’ve been on it for 4 years and it doesn’t for me. Though to be fair, I hadn’t had an outbreak for probably another 4 years before I started taking it either. But I have type 2 which breaks out less often, especially on the mouth.

[@user-xo4om8qv6m]

@@ALzkaban thank you, I’m considering using this peptide but I get cold sores sometimes just from eating peanut butter so I guess I’m hyper sensitive to L arginine,, so I been told

[@ALzkaban]

@@user-xo4om8qv6m interesting! I didn’t realize that was even in peanut butter! Honestly, if it were me, I’d try the peptide and then just discontinue it if it ends up causing cold sores. Simply because it’s results are THAT good in my experience. Have you ever used L-Lysine for cold sores? That helped me a lot before I stopped having breakouts completely. I’d probably try some of that with the BPC-157!

[@user-xo4om8qv6m]

@@ALzkaban thank you so much for sharing your experience I really appreciate you , yeah PB has L arginine and I have used lysine with good results , I think your right 157 is worth try , which brand would you recommend?

[@ALzkaban]

@@user-xo4om8qv6m I have only ever used the Infiniwell brand (well, sort of, the company/product has changed hands a few times, used to be called Dr. Seeds and something else I can’t remember) so that the only one I have experience with. But I have been very happy with it! I have a genetic connective tissue disorder and it greatly improves my quality of life.