The most popular peptide healing stack. How to dose, time, and combine BPC-157 and TB-500 for injury recovery.
BPC-157 and TB-500 are the two most commonly combined healing peptides because they work through complementary mechanisms. BPC-157 promotes angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation), modulates nitric oxide, and provides localized healing when injected near an injury. TB-500 promotes systemic healing by regulating actin, stimulating cell migration, and reducing inflammation throughout the body.
Together, they address tissue repair from multiple angles: BPC-157 builds the blood supply to damaged tissue while TB-500 mobilizes the repair cells that use that blood supply. Research in animal models suggests the combination may produce faster and more complete healing than either peptide alone.
Inject subcutaneously near the injury site, morning and evening. For systemic/gut healing, inject in the abdomen.
Inject subcutaneously anywhere (abdomen, thigh, arm). TB-500 is systemically active regardless of injection site.
Loading phase: 4-6 weeks at the doses above. Maintenance: After initial healing, reduce TB-500 to once weekly and BPC-157 to once daily for another 2-4 weeks. Total duration: 6-10 weeks for most injuries.
Yes. BPC-157 and TB-500 can be drawn into the same syringe and injected simultaneously. However, many practitioners prefer separate injections because BPC-157 benefits from localized delivery near the injury site, while TB-500 is effective anywhere. If you have a systemic condition (gut healing, general inflammation), combining them in a single abdominal injection is practical.
Calculate your doses: BPC-157 calculator | TB-500 calculator