Peptides are typically administered through subcutaneous injections, which can be done conveniently at home after proper instruction, or through other methods like nasal sprays, creams, or tablets, depending on the specific peptide and protocol
The standard protocol uses 2.8 mg total: 2 mg GHK-Cu + 400 mcg of BPC-157 + 400 mcg of TB-4
Always consult a healthcare provider before starting injections
Even when refrigerated, it lacks an active agent to inhibit bacterial growth
Thymosin Alpha-1 is typically introduced first given its immune-stabilising role, followed by BPC-157 for gut and vascular repair, and TB-500 for tissue and cardiovascular recovery
TB-500 for autoimmune tissue damage Beyond MS, the tissue repair properties of TB-500 apply to any autoimmune condition where chronic inflammation causes structural damage