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I was trying to look into why fat grafting seems to have shit survival rate in the under eyes in specific, still don't really know why, but I came to think if bpc helps with the recovery process and AI says it makes a huge difference. Incoming AI
The most critical factor for fat graft survival is rapidly establishing a blood supply. BPC-157 stimulates the expression of Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) and activates the VEGFR2-Akt-eNOS signaling pathway. This induces new capillary growth towards the transplanted fat, increasing the chances that the graft receives nutrients and survives. Nitric Oxide (NO) Regulation: It helps control the nitric oxide system, which improves blood flow and reduces vessel constriction in the area of the graft. Fibroblast and Collagen Support: It promotes the survival of fibroblasts, the "building block" cells that help the fat graft integrate into the surrounding tissue structure. Growth Hormone Receptor Upregulation: Unique to BPC-157, it has been shown to increase the number of Growth Hormone (GH) receptors on cells. This means if you are also using HGH or natural GH boosters, BPC-157 makes those cells more responsive to the growth signals.
AI Survival Estimates:
Without BPC: Standard fat retention is often 40% to 50%. A significant portion of the fat simply starves and is reabsorbed by the body.
With High-Dose BPC: By forcing faster angiogenesis (vessel growth), you likely shift that retention toward the 70% to 80% range
This info seems really cool so I wanted to share my findings. 1-1.5mg of bpc daily will do the job. I'm not sure if a combined stack with tb-500 hgh and ghkcu which is the normal recovery stack is needed or it might actually hurt you.
The most critical factor for fat graft survival is rapidly establishing a blood supply. BPC-157 stimulates the expression of Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) and activates the VEGFR2-Akt-eNOS signaling pathway. This induces new capillary growth towards the transplanted fat, increasing the chances that the graft receives nutrients and survives. Nitric Oxide (NO) Regulation: It helps control the nitric oxide system, which improves blood flow and reduces vessel constriction in the area of the graft. Fibroblast and Collagen Support: It promotes the survival of fibroblasts, the "building block" cells that help the fat graft integrate into the surrounding tissue structure. Growth Hormone Receptor Upregulation: Unique to BPC-157, it has been shown to increase the number of Growth Hormone (GH) receptors on cells. This means if you are also using HGH or natural GH boosters, BPC-157 makes those cells more responsive to the growth signals.
AI Survival Estimates:
Without BPC: Standard fat retention is often 40% to 50%. A significant portion of the fat simply starves and is reabsorbed by the body.
With High-Dose BPC: By forcing faster angiogenesis (vessel growth), you likely shift that retention toward the 70% to 80% range
This info seems really cool so I wanted to share my findings. 1-1.5mg of bpc daily will do the job. I'm not sure if a combined stack with tb-500 hgh and ghkcu which is the normal recovery stack is needed or it might actually hurt you.
