BPC-157 + Thymosin Beta-4
Everything you need to know about your peptide therapy — how it works, how to inject, and what to expect as you heal.
What are peptides?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids — the building blocks of proteins. They act as natural signals in your body, telling your cells what to do and when to do it.
Unlike many medicines that force change, peptides support your body's own healing and recovery processes. Think of them as a boost to what your body already knows how to do.
BPC-157 + Thymosin Beta-4
Two peptides that work together to support recovery from different angles.
BPC-157
Body Protection Compound — found naturally in the stomach and known for its tissue repair properties.
- Supports tendon, ligament, and muscle repair
- Improves blood flow to injured tissue
- Accelerates wound and gut healing
Thymosin Beta-4
A naturally occurring peptide involved in tissue regeneration and repair throughout the body.
- Promotes new blood vessel growth
- Supports cell migration and repair
- Reduces inflammation systemically
Why Together?
BPC-157 focuses on direct tissue repair while Thymosin Beta-4 improves blood flow and reduces inflammation. Together, they address recovery from multiple angles — one speeds healing, the other creates the environment for it.
Choose your protocol
Pre-filled, single-use syringes. One injection per day. Your first injection is done at the clinic; the remaining syringes go home with you. Keep them refrigerated.
Starter protocol for recent injuries, flare-ups, or first-time users. Many notice improvement within this window.
Extended healing for moderate injuries. Builds on initial progress with continued support.
Advanced protocol for chronic issues, post-surgery recovery, or athletes in training.
How to use your injections
We did your first injection together at the clinic. Here's how to stay on track at home.
Prep
Wash your hands. Clean the injection site with an alcohol pad. Take the syringe out of the fridge a few minutes early to let it reach room temperature.
Inject
Inject just under the skin (subcutaneous) into a fatty area — lower abdomen, upper thigh, or back of the arm. Pinch the skin, insert at a 45° angle, inject slowly.
Rotate Sites
Don't inject in the same spot every day. Rotate between your abdomen, thighs, and arms to prevent irritation and ensure consistent absorption.
Dispose Safely
Each syringe is single-use — do not reuse or recap. Dispose in a sharps container or bring used syringes back to the clinic.
Keep syringes refrigerated. Set a daily phone reminder to stay consistent — same time every day (morning or evening) keeps peptide levels stable and maximizes healing. Mild redness at the injection site is normal and should fade quickly.
What to expect
Everyone's different, but here's what patients typically experience.
Days 1–10
Reduced swelling and inflammation. Improved mobility. Many notice less pain during daily activities.
Days 10–20
Deeper tissue repair begins. Continued reduction in pain and stiffness. Range of motion continues to improve.
Days 20–30
Sustained healing and tissue remodeling. Consistency compounds — the longer you stay on protocol, the more benefit you build.
Important safety information
Do Not Use If You Are:
- Pregnant or breastfeeding
- Living with active cancer
- Managing serious liver, kidney, or heart conditions
- Dealing with uncontrolled medical conditions
- Allergic to any ingredient
Possible Side Effects:
- Mild redness, swelling, or itching at injection site
- Slight headache or fatigue
- Occasional nausea or lightheadedness
Usually mild and short-lived. If symptoms are moderate or severe, stop use and contact us.
Important: Peptides are classified for research purposes only and are not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Handle and store as instructed. Individual results vary based on health status, dosage, and consistency.
Questions? We're here.
Whether you want to extend your protocol or add other therapies, our team can help.
1901 Westcliff Dr. Suite 10, Newport Beach, CA 92660