Recovery Stack (Research Only)

BPC-157 and TB-500 are two well-known research peptides that are often discussed together due to their complementary mechanisms. When referenced as a “stack,” it simply means they are used alongside each other to explore how their different properties may work in tandem.

Why They’re Commonly Paired

Although both peptides are studied for tissue-related processes, they act in distinct but supportive ways:

BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound)

• A synthetic peptide derived from a naturally occurring gastric protein

• Studied for its role in:

  
  

  • Localised tissue repair

  • Tendon, ligament, and muscle research

  • Gut and connective tissue integrity

  
  

• Often described as having targeted, site-specific activity

TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4 Fragment)

• A synthetic fragment of thymosin beta-4

• Studied for its role in:

  
  

  • Cell migration and regeneration processes

  • Muscle and soft-tissue recovery

  • Systemic (whole-body) tissue response

  
  

• Commonly described as having broader, systemic activity

How the Stack Is Thought to Work

When discussed together in research contexts:

• TB-500 is often associated with supporting overall tissue regeneration pathways

• BPC-157 is often associated with focused repair at specific areas

This complementary relationship is why the two are frequently referenced together in research discussions — one providing broad systemic support, the other more targeted action.