Studies

Scientific References

At RegenaPept, we believe transparency starts with the science. BPC-157 is not a trend — it is a compound that has been studied for decades in the field of peptides.

This page brings together selected peer-reviewed research exploring the biological mechanisms and potential applications of BPC-157 across different systems.

The studies below are provided to help you better understand why BPC-157 continues to attract scientific interest and how it differs from conventional recovery approaches.

Our goal is simple: to give you clear access to the research so you can make informed decisions based on evidence, not hype.

 

Muscle & Tissue Repair

BPC-157 accelerates healing by activating the VEGFR2 signaling pathway and promoting angiogenesis (the formation of new blood vessels), ensuring a steady supply of oxygen and nutrients to damaged tissues.

Accelerated Wound Healing: Analysis of reparative properties in skin lesions.

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Burn Recovery: Study on tissue restructuring and re-epithelialization.

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Muscle Crushes & Strains: Effective restoration of muscle function and reduction of fibrosis after trauma.

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Muscle-to-Bone Reattachment: Novel research on the restoration of severed junctions.

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Tendons, Ligaments & Joints

Tendons are notoriously slow to heal due to poor blood supply. BPC-157 increases Growth Hormone Receptor (GHR) expression in fibroblasts, making these tissues significantly more responsive to the body's natural healing signals.

Achilles Regeneration: Improvements in biomechanical stability and fiber alignment.

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Fibroblast Migration: Mechanisms of how BPC-157 directs repair cells.

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Chronic Knee Pain (Human Study): A retrospective analysis showing that 91.6% of patients reported significant relief and improved mobility.

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Gastrointestinal Health (Gut Repair)

As a peptide naturally found in human gastric juice, BPC-157 protects the mucosal lining and strengthens the intestinal barrier (Leaky Gut) by stabilizing "tight junctions" between cells.

Ulcerative Colitis Therapy: Clinical Phase II trial results on efficacy in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).

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Fistula Healing: Successful closure of complex gastrointestinal and colocutaneous defects.

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NSAID-Induced Damage Protection: Neutralizing the damaging effects of common painkillers (Ibuprofen, Aspirin) on the gut and liver.

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Oral Health & Periodontitis: Protection of gum tissue and alveolar bone.

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Neurology & The Gut-Brain Axis

BPC-157 acts as a bridge in the gut-brain axis, interacting with neurotransmitters like GABA and Dopamine to support nerve regeneration and emotional well-being.

Peripheral Nerve Regeneration: Restoring function after traumatic nerve transection (e.g., sciatic nerve).

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CNS Neuroprotection: Reducing damage from traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and strokes.

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GABAergic Modulation: Supporting the body’s response to stress and improving sleep architecture through increased GABA tone.

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The Arginine Salt Advantage

The Arginine Salt (Bepecin) was specifically engineered to overcome the instability of standard peptides, making it the only reliable choice for oral supplementation.

Thermodynamic Stability: Proof of shelf-life at room temperature and resistance to gastric acid.

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Comparative Bioavailability: Why salt-form choice determines the success of oral delivery.

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