Dr. Daniel Pompa

So if you have an injury or something that won't heal, a tendonitis, it works great for that.

Then you can inject it near or around that.

Typically, they say within...

three inches of the injury is best.

That said, you can also just direct it into the belly fat or the butt fat, and you're going to get a systemic benefit.

I said most peptides are, in fact, subcutaneous injectable, but

Many of them also are oral.

In the case of BPC-157, I actually prefer the oral peptides.

I will give you a company on that one called Integrative Peptides.

They have some good oral peptides, but the oral is better for the gut.

So people that have gut problems, gut inflammation, oral BPC-157 is tremendous.

Okay, another one that is typically matched with it, this one acts more systemic healing, so it would go typically in the butt or the belly, and it's TB500.

TB500 helps you recover.

It helps you heal faster, and even I like it for the gut.

So if you're taking the BPC, I think teaming it up with the...

The TB-1500 with the BPC-157 is a very good one.

And I'll add one more often to that combination that helps the skin, and it also helps joints in recovery.

But it does help the skin, connective tissue, collagen.

So it is probably known as one of the anti-aging peptides.

It is GHK-CU.