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BPC-157 & TB-500 Tendon Healing: Protocol Comparison

Acute Injury Stack 250 mcg twice daily 2.5 mg twice weekly (loading) 6–8 weeks Fresh injuries ≤7 days old, complete tears, surgical repair Highest efficacy window. Addresses inflammation, angiogenesis, and migration simultaneously during peak healing activity

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  • Acute Injury Stack
  • 250 mcg twice daily
  • 2.5 mg twice weekly (loading)
  • 6–8 weeks
  • Fresh injuries ≤7 days old, complete tears, surgical repair
  • Highest efficacy window. Addresses inflammation, angiogenesis, and migration simultaneously during peak healing activity
  • Chronic Tendinopathy Stack
  • 200 mcg twice daily
  • 2 mg once weekly (maintenance)
  • 10–12 weeks
  • Overuse injuries, tendinosis, failed conservative treatment
  • Slower response but necessary for remodeling poorly organized tissue; requires patience and load management
  • Post-Surgical Stack
  • 300 mcg twice daily
  • 3 mg twice weekly (loading)
  • 8 weeks
  • Tendon reattachment, debridement, reconstruction
  • Supports graft integration and reduces adhesion formation; timing relative to surgery matters (start day 3–5 post-op)
  • Prophylactic/Recovery Stack
  • 150 mcg once daily
  • 2 mg every 10 days
  • 4–6 weeks
  • Athletes returning from injury, high training volume
  • Lower intensity protocol to support tissue adaptation without chronic peptide exposure
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