Subcutaneous Peptide Injection

When you inject peptides like BPC 157 over the area of pain, it does not directly go to the area of tissue damage initially. The medication is absorbed by the blood vessels in the subcutaneous tissue and distributed throughout the body. Therefore, there is no difference between injecting in the abdomen versus over the area of pain when we talk about how the peptide gets to the damaged tissue.
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[@WBoy-cu1fh]

I can say injecting helped my rotator way more then oral 157.

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Yea we notice that trend in a very small subset of people, but most people won't notice a difference at all

[@Mqx1m]

Thanks for this video! Exactly what i was looking for

[@fitteryou3685]

Thanks you. This clarified my dilemma exactly the same as you explained in this video.

[@DrewTimmermansND]

My pleasure

[@IlaraSantosLatinaModel]

Wow! This is news to me! I always wondered about hard to reach areas. This is huge. Thanks 🙏 for clearing this up

[@DrewTimmermansND]

My pleasure!

[@themushroomwizard]

Thanks I'm one of those people who asked you and I appreciated not having to pin the neck lol

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Lol glad to hear!

[@dreaisluved397]

Thanks for the information because I have pain in my wrist and I was wondering how I was going to be pull that off

[@dannyoliver7936]

Did you inject into your wrist? I’m experiencing the same thing

[@tuleralph6031]

Does this also apply to intra-articular?

[@lanael7278]

Could you talk about increase in vascularity due to BPC157 and TB500 in unwanted areas like uterine fibroids? Is it risky to administer these peptides for women?

[@ToddDouglasFox]

Why not neural therapy to address congestion and “pain”? Abdomen, back, neck, and many other areas as well as scars can be addressed effectively and often simultaneously along with proper regenerative treatment for joints. There has to be a wide understanding of where to inject and when. Any synthetic nutrient(s) introduced into the body whether through injection or orally is risky and unnecessary.

[@joebest6864]

The thing is from experience of injections i have massive results injecting the area compared to not injecting the area??.injecting my stomach multiple times didnt help my knee 1 injection to the knee helped significantly.thats my look on it.

[@chiaricharlie6608]

It is systematic .

[@AnonymousUzer]

Does the oral bpc you sell help speed up labrum recovery? I already got surgery but would like to know if there's any way to speed it up

[@DrewTimmermansND]

We don't have evidence to say that it will speed up healing in labral tear or repair, but mechanistically we believe that it would

[@AJP1624]

Since BPC-157 “Enhances the Growth Hormone Receptor Expression,” do the receptors not work as well when you stop taking it? Will you build a tolerance?

[@kevinsutube1p528]

You don’t want to just continue taking it anyway. Can lead to tumor growth

[@ALECGeoSimonian]

if taking the peptide orally, how LONG does it take to feel results? What have you seen in your practice in terms of different ailments? Thank you :)

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Most people notice results within the first 2-4 weeks. We have used this for a wide range of chronic pain conditions head to toe (too many to name!)

[@mandaloin]

Is there a reason the abdomen is your go to injection site? I find less pain injecting into the fat just behind my hip, right under where my pants waistband sits. Is injecting there just as effective?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Just as effective there! It's just easier for most people to pinch and reach their abdomen!

[@BrMg01]

My question is...I'm a jiu jitsu fighter, could I take BPC 157on daily basis or do like a cycle to help on my recoveries like 3 months, stop for a month and start another 3 months and so on....?

[@turbo3point0]

Cycle

[@kevinsutube1p528]

Can lead to tumor growth so probably not a good idea to use it outside of acute injuries

[@dannyoliver7936]

I have two torn wrist ligaments, if I did this where would I inject?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Did you watch the full video? The answer lies in the video

[@ShaneandBrooke]

Where’s the best source for oral bpc

[@DrewTimmermansND]

We use the BPC-157 capsules from InfiniWell as they use the arginate salt. To help out, we have a 20% patient discount code on our website regenerativeperformance.com/supplements (code is RP20). Once on that website, click the InfiniWell link, and then choose the product labeled 'BPC-157 Original 250mcg'. This is the version that does not have SNAC, which we find works better.

[@justinspike1669]

Isn’t bpc157 better if it’s near the sight?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Nope. That's bro science

[@magicishappening586]

I took oral for a month and no improvement on my chronic back pain. Will injections be a better option?

[@ciaranwilliams1252]

Yes. Oral is just for gut health

[@DrewTimmermansND]

oral works for MSK as well

[@DrewTimmermansND]

We notice that a small percentage of patients who don't respond to oral will respond to injectable, but it's not a high amount. Oral works for both gut and MSK issues (despite what other people claim; we've dosed thousands at this point with oral and have seen amazing healing for MSK issues). But, injectable is gone because of the FDA, and we don't recommend buying injectable online as those research chemical websites are often contaminated with endotoxins. If you didn't respond to oral, AND you used a high quality arginate salt like InfiniWell, then you likely aren't a responder to BPC. If you didn't use the InfiniWell brand, then I would recommend trying that for a month. To help out, we have a 20% patient discount code on our website regenerativeperformance.com/supplements (code is RP20). Once on that website, click the InfiniWell link, and then choose the product labeled 'BPC-157 Original 250mcg'. This is the version that does not have SNAC, which we find works better.

[@ciaranwilliams1252]

​@@DrewTimmermansNDso whats your opinion on someone recovering from a ruptured achilles tendon. Oral or injection ?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Before the FDA was stupid and banned this from compounding pharmacies, I would have said either (although oral is cheaper than compounded injectable). But now that the only way to get injectable is research chemical websites that are notorious for being contaminated with endotoxins, I would say oral arginate salt.

[@richardhtx]

How is taking an oral medication the same as sub-Q? Doesn’t the stomach acid destroy some of the meds, and doesn’t it affect the kidneys and/or liver? Seems like injection that gets absorbed into the bloodstream would circumvent some of the digestive issues.

[@seanthegod4585]

Yes, injection is far superior. Oral bpc still has benefits, but 40 to 60% is denigrated in the stomach.

[@ActivateTrueHealth]

I think he makes this claim because he sells an oral bpc supplement. Oral is definitely not the same as injecting

[@user-bb6xq8rs4g]

Yea I had the same question when he mentioned that 😂

[@DrewTimmermansND]

that's incorrect for the arginate salt

[@DrewTimmermansND]

I make more money by people paying my new patient fee for me to prescribe them injectable BPC-157. I make this claim because the literature supports it, and our clinical experience supports it over 7 years. We use oral in our patients

[@tfrost08]

Oral is not the same as any injections. I jwctions are far more effective than oral because its bypassing the liver and GI systems qhich ia gping to break down and degrade the peptide before it eveb reaches the intended area.

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Yes all of that is true, with a few exceptions. Oral BPC-157 is one of those exceptions

[@BrayoOnBitchute]

@@DrewTimmermansNDwhat about oral GW1516?

[@cryogenictrucker3102]

Do you have exosomes?

[@hocestbellum3258]

Wrong