BPC-157

BPC-157

Topic

Heard in 3 episodes across 2 shows since Jul 2026

BPC-157 is a synthetic fifteen amino acid oligopeptide derived from a protein found in human gastric juice. It has been studied primarily in laboratory animals for its potential tissue-healing properties. Currently, BPC-157 is not approved by any drug regulatory agency for human use, and there is limited data regarding its effectiveness and safety in humans.

Episodes

3
across 2 shows

First heard

Jul 2026

Expert statements

26
15 positive · 5 negative

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What experts have said about BPC-157

26 statements · 15 positive · 5 negative · 2 mixed · 4 neutral

  1. BPC-157 should be approved because it is effective for soft-tissue injuries.

    “BPC-157, I think, would be an easy one to approve. That's the best one, I think, for soft tissue injuries.”

    Listen at 1:07:21

    Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean Sharaf
  2. BPC-157 helps fighters recover without enhancing athletic performance.

    “BPC-157 will help them recover, and it's not gonna make them a super athlete.”

    Listen at 1:08:43

    Open the episode · JRE MMA Show #186 with Sean Sharaf
  3. Andrew David HubermanPositiveSep 14, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Huberman reports shoulder pain disappeared after two small BPC injections.

    “I'm going to just put 2 injections of BPC in there. So 2 injections of maybe 100 or 200 micrograms, tiny amounts, right? Um, gone.”

    Listen at 1:45:44

    Open the episode · “This Is The Culmination Of Everything I Know” - Dr Andrew Huberman #1150

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Episodes

3 episodes featuring BPC-157, newest first

BPC-157 · PodLume