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Peptides for Ligament Tear Compared: Protocol Comparison

BPC-157 Upregulates growth factor receptors (VEGF, EGF); accelerates collagen type I synthesis 4–6 hours 200–500 mcg Twice daily Proliferative phase (days 3–21) Multiple animal studies; limited human data TB-500 Actin sequestration; promotes cell migration and

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  • BPC-157
  • Upregulates growth factor receptors (VEGF, EGF); accelerates collagen type I synthesis
  • 4–6 hours
  • 200–500 mcg
  • Twice daily
  • Proliferative phase (days 3–21)
  • Multiple animal studies; limited human data
  • TB-500
  • Actin sequestration; promotes cell migration and angiogenesis; reduces inflammatory cytokines
  • ~10 days
  • 2–5 mg
  • Twice weekly (loading); once weekly (maintenance)
  • Inflammatory phase (days 0–5) and remodeling phase (weeks 3–12)
  • Animal models + equine clinical use
  • Combined Protocol
  • Sequential or concurrent administration targeting different repair phases
  • Variable
  • BPC-157: 250 mcg 2x/day + TB-500: 2mg 2x/week
  • As per individual compounds
  • All phases
  • Observational data; mechanistic rationale strong
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