BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound-157) is a synthetic peptide with potential healing properties, particularly for gastrointestinal repair, tendon/ligament healing, and tissue regeneration.

While most research has focused on injectable or oral administration, nasal spray delivery is gaining interest for its convenience and potential systemic effects.

BPC-157 Nasal Spray: Use & Efficacy

1. Proposed Benefits of Intranasal Delivery

• Faster absorption (bypasses the digestive system)
• Potential blood-brain barrier penetration (may support brain-related healing)
• Non-invasive compared to injections
• Systemic effects (may reach gut, joints, and other tissues)

2. Potential Applications

• Gut healing (leaky gut, ulcers, IBD)
• Joint/tendon repair (tendonitis, ligament injuries)
• Neuroprotection (anxiety, TBI, nerve damage)
• Anti-inflammatory effects (reduces systemic inflammation)

3. Efficacy & Research Status

• Limited human trials (most evidence is from animal studies)
• Animal studies show BPC-157 promotes healing in:
  • Stomach ulcers (oral & injected forms)
  • Tendon-to-bone healing (rat studies)
  • Brain injury recovery (intranasal delivery in rodents)
• Anecdotal reports suggest nasal spray may help with:
  • Cognitive function
  • Joint pain
  • Gut issues
  • Faster recovery from injuries

4. Researched Dosage & Usage (Anecdotal)

• Typical doses range from 250–500 mcg per spray, 1–2x daily.
• Cycling (e.g., 2–4 weeks on, 1–2 weeks off) is common.
• Effects may be noticed within days to weeks.

5. Safety & Side Effects

• Generally well-tolerated (no serious side effects reported)
• Possible mild effects: headache, dizziness (rare)
• Lack of long-term human safety data

Conclusion

BPC-157 nasal spray is a promising but experimental delivery method. While animal studies and anecdotes support its benefits, more human clinical trials are needed.