Growth hormone receptor expression in tendons: Preclinical work has shown BPC-157 increases GH receptor expression in tendon fibroblasts, which may explain its strong effect on tendon-to-bone healing
Research Priorities and the Translational Opportunity Despite limited clinical evidence, the biologic plausibility and widespread exposure base represent a translational opportunity for orthopaedics
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As a 2025 narrative review in PubMed confirming BPC-157 promotes angiogenesis, accelerates tendon and bone healing, and protects gastrointestinal lining across multiple animal models notes, the current evidence base is robust in preclinical settings with no approved human trials completed to date
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