The Recovery Stack.
BPC + TB-500 + CJC + Ipa. The four corners.
The four corners. Two angiogenic, two GH-axis. Zero human RCTs across the combo. Cancer flags stack — read first.
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The four corners. BPC-157 daily for tendon/gut. TB-500 weekly for soft-tissue and vascular work. CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin nightly for the GH/IGF-1 pulse that drives downstream tissue repair. Two angiogenic peptides + two GH-axis tools — the stack serious recovery folks actually run.
Someone with a documented soft-tissue injury (tendon, ligament, post-surgical) who has done PT and isn't recovering at the rate they expected. Or anyone running heavy training and treating recovery as a project, not a hope.
- ·Two angiogenic peptides in one stack. Cancer-mechanism flags stack. Zero randomized human trials across the combo.
- ·TB-500 is RUO; we don't know what's in the vial without a third-party COA.
- ·CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin pushes IGF-1. If you're under 25 with normal IGF-1, this is over-shooting.
- ·You don't have an injury. Angiogenic peptides aren't an aesthetic protocol.
- ·You haven't done 6 weeks of structured PT yet.
- ·Your sleep is poor. Fix that first — it does more for recovery than any of this.
What we left out, and why.
Every peptide on the shortlist we read for this goal. The ones below didn’t make the stack — and the one-liner is the reason.
- ×MK-677 (Ibutamoren)Oral ghrelin mimetic — raises GH/IGF-1 continuously, not in pulses. Different mechanism, different goal. Belongs in its own stack.
- ×Thymosin Alpha-1Immune modulation, not direct recovery. Real drug, wrong stack.
- ×GHK-CuAnti-inflammatory angle but skin-specific. Doubles up with the Skin Routine, not a recovery tool.
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