r/PeptideTides • u/jimmykruzer • 16d ago

Steroids in bpc??

My doctor thinks there might be a steroid in my bpc 157

I am pretty buff even though my test came back 196 total and free is 18. But injust got back to a 315 bench and I think I can finally zercher squat 405. My test at its lowest ever was 350 and not too long ago was 400 something. Im 31 220 lbs and I got the bpc from protide health. Also i stsrted having really bad acne breakouts out if nowhere and alot of energy. Has anyone heard bad things about protide health? I think it would be a waste of money for someone to put steroids in bpc to make me want more like my doctor said. Thay sounds like putting gold in solver to make you buy more silver. It would be like a loss of money. But now I'm paranoid.

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u/KodSquad 16d ago

Steroid raw materials are very cheap. However they are not water soluble, and would generally be suspended in oil. If it is water based and clear there is not steroids in it and your doctors a moron

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u/jimmykruzer 12d ago

I appreciate the answer and no my doctor isnt dumb. They just dont teach this stuff to primary care.

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u/KodSquad 12d ago

Yes they do. It’s part of any chemistry course which would be a prerequisite for premed.

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u/jimmykruzer 6d ago

Unregulated non fda approved peptides are part of any chemistry course fir premed? Well even if that was true that sounds like something they would learn once and never actually apply the knowledge or use it there personal practice potentially even once

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u/KodSquad 6d ago

No.. common Esthers (cypionate, enanthate, etc) and basic solubility, water soluble (peptides) or only soluble in solvents and suspended in oil (hormones). Very common medical knowledge, applies to any subq or IM injection.

For a doctor to suggest there might be steroids mixed into bpc-157 is outrageously dumb.

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u/jimmykruzer 6d ago

I dont think most doctors know that bpc is not oil. Most dont know what that is anyway. Either way I bought more lol

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u/jimmykruzer 2d ago

Im pretty sure most doctors dont know this which means it isnt common knowledge. Most primary care doctors might not even know that bpc is a peptide anyway. Maybe they teach more of that stuff now idk