Source comparison
BPC-157 Studied Stomach Ulcers: Dosage & Administration Comparison
Ethanol-induced 96% ethanol oral gavage 10 µg/kg Intraperitoneal 5–7 days 80–92% reduction in lesion area NSAID-induced (aspirin) 200 mg/kg aspirin Drinking water 7–10 days 70–85% reduction in ulcer index Acetic acid ulcer 20% acetic acid topical Intragastric
This comparison does not assign a generated winner or score.
- Ethanol-induced
- 96% ethanol oral gavage
- 10 µg/kg
- Intraperitoneal
- 5–7 days
- 80–92% reduction in lesion area
- NSAID-induced (aspirin)
- 200 mg/kg aspirin
- Drinking water
- 7–10 days
- 70–85% reduction in ulcer index
- Acetic acid ulcer
- 20% acetic acid topical
- Intragastric
- 10–14 days
- 60–75% faster mucosal closure
- Cysteamine ulcer
- 400 mg/kg cysteamine
- Subcutaneous
- 7–12 days
- 65–80% reduction in duodenal ulcer area
- Stress ulcer (cold restraint)
- Immobilization + 4°C
- 3–5 days
- 75–88% reduction in gastric hemorrhagic lesions
- Clinical Context (extrapolated)
- N/A. No approved human indication
- 250–500 µg/day (human use protocols)
- Unknown. No Phase III data
- No controlled human trial comparison exists