The maximum amount of riboflavin that can be absorbed tops out at around 27 mg at a time
Researched applications The published preclinical literature documents the effects of BPC-157 in the following areas (mostly in animal models): Tendon and ligament healing , Achilles tendon, medial collateral ligament (MCL, the ligament on the inner side of the knee), tendinopathy models Muscle injuries , quadriceps (front thigh), gastrocnemius (calf muscle), transections and contusions Bone and joint healing , osteoarthritis models, fracture healing, periodontal tissues (around the teeth) Gastrointestinal diseases , gastric lesions caused by alcohol or NSAIDs (ibuprofen, diclofenac), colitis, IBD models (Crohns disease), fistulas Hepatoprotection , protection of the liver against toxic damage (paracetamol overdose, CCl, alcohol) Vascular healing , endothelial dysfunction, thromboses, healing of vascular anastomoses after surgery, thrombocytopenia (low platelet count) Skin wounds , acute as well as diabetic wounds, burns Nerve regeneration , peripheral (sciatic nerve crush) as well as central (cerebral ischemia models, i.e
However, timing varies based on your genetics, dose escalation pattern, and individual taste-receptor sensitivity
While animal studies have suggested numerous potential benefits of BPC-157, there is still a lack of clarity regarding its effects, side effects, and appropriate dosing in clinical settings
In other words, smaller daily doses are better than infrequent higher ones
