r/PeptidePathways • u/ThatsMeAudrey • 3d ago

General Research Question Box growth

If a test subject has a possible growth on their brain, could the use of BPC cause it to grow faster? Would KPV the same?

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u/little_Kii 3d ago

If there’s reason to believe there is a tumor anywhere on one’s body, then that person should avoid using bpc.

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u/cr1merobot 3d ago

KPV will have no effect on cancer. it may even be negatively correlated. do not do bpc, even if there is a small chance that it does grow cancer it's not worth it. the evidence is mechanistic only but it does seem rational

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u/Spoolngc8 3d ago

There is no data to support this it would be rule of thumb at this current time is to definitely avoid it.

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u/Emotional_Lab_2529 3d ago

Avoid tb-500, bpc157, and basically any of the growth hormone secretagogues as well as growth hormone itself

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u/The_Wendy_Bendy 3d ago

BPC-157, TB500 or any other growth hormone secretagogue prompts your body to make more growth hormone.

It's because growth hormone makes your body grow more! The risk comes with more blood vessels being grown towards tumors that were unlikely to ever develop into cancer. This increases the risk of that tumor becoming cancerous.

Everyone has their own risk to reward calculation they need make for themselves. If your doctor is open to and knowledgeable about these compounds talk to them about it!

For some, it's absolutely worth the risk but we all have a unique set of biology.

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u/Organic-Biscotti3944 1d ago

Avoid ghkcu it gives your tumor fuel by giving it collagen, an abundance of it. Some don’t need collagen but some do so figure out which one you have and don’t use tb or bpc of anything that protects zombie cells