The study found faster wound closure rate and a higher percentage of ulcer healing with all three GHK-Cu treatment groups over placebo, however, the 0.3% group demonstrated the fastest closure rate and highest percentage of ulcer healed compared even to the higher 3% strength treatment
Intramuscular injections are touted as being easier to administer than intravenous, partly because of the easy access of the thigh muscles
and, in Type 4 (giant) HH, the herniation involves the entire stomach along with other abdominal viscera, including colon, omentum, small bowel, liver and spleen [1]
Instead of sending the peptide on a journey through the entire bloodstream hoping some of it reaches the gut lining, you're applying it directly to the inflamed and damaged tissue
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Individual results may vary, and the safety of BPC-157 for human use has not been established through clinical trials.
