Has anyone tried topical bpc 157?

I have not tried it. I’ve been looking for something other that an injectable. I would be super interested for my tennis elbow
 
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Bigbear said:
It seems like it might be beneficial for wound healing and I'd bet scaring and other skin conditions. I think bypassing injections might also lower risk of tumor growth. I'm just wondering if anyone has tried it.
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Is Injectable BPC related to tumor growth!?
 
CosmicJuiceBoxx said:
Is Injectable BPC related to tumor growth!?
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I don't think so but theoretically in creating better blood flow any tumors would be hyper fed blood and could grow. I don't think there's actually any studys showing that it's a risk though. Probably no more of a risk then tumor growth from hgh.
 
Bigbear said:
@CosmicJuiceBoxx I'm going to.eat my words and take that statement back because I can't actually find any research to support that. I don't know where I heard that maybe I was mistaken.
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Ive looked all over tring to find something about BPC 157 / tb500 and tumors. Found nothing.
So my dog recently had a huge surgery and a few days after he was able to come home we put him on BPC157/ TB mix 300mcg per day split am/pm.
Absolutey I feel helped his recovery and also arthritis in his hips, BUT he grew a bump next to the incision spot where he had his spleen removed. Lipoma or something they Said. I just find it strange he had zero of those for 12 years. Gets surgery, takes the peptides and I swear overnight one night he grew that bump the size of a large pea.
The fact that he had surgery though interferes with pinning it down to peptides because apparently its common(ish) to develop these fat lumps next to incision sites.. or so the Vet says, google also verified this statement.
 
CosmicJuiceBoxx said:
Ive looked all over tring to find something about BPC 157 / tb500 and tumors. Found nothing.
So my dog recently had a huge surgery and a few days after he was able to come home we put him on BPC157/ TB mix 300mcg per day split am/pm.
Absolutey I feel helped his recovery and also arthritis in his hips, BUT he grew a bump next to the incision spot where he had his spleen removed. Lipoma or something they Said. I just find it strange he had zero of those for 12 years. Gets surgery, takes the peptides and I swear overnight one night he grew that bump the size of a large pea.
The fact that he had surgery though interferes with pinning it down to peptides because apparently its common(ish) to develop these fat lumps next to incision sites.. or so the Vet says, google also verified this statement.
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I think I read somewhere that the benefits of bpc157 and some others is that they boost angiogenesis and angiogenisis can cause tumor growth. I've even read about ARBs and some heart medications that have caused excessive tumor growth. Blood flow is like steroids for cancer.
 
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