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Tendon & gut repair — what actually works, by evidence
Of 5 compounds used for tendon and gut repair, none is approved for that use and none has a controlled human trial for it. They rest on pilot studies, animal data or nothing of their own.
Approved drug 0
None.
Human trials 0
None.
Human pilots 1
Animal only 2
- Tendon & gut repairUpdated Sep 29CartalaxTaken in Khavinson cycles for the joints. The evidence: rat cartilage cells in a dish, zero human trials.Evidence · Animal onlyResearch only
- Tendon & gut repairUpdated Sep 29TB-500Injected for tendons alongside BPC-157. What's sold is a 7-amino-acid fragment with zero human studies.Evidence · Animal onlyNot legal yet
No data 2
- Tendon & gut repairUpdated Sep 29BPC-157 FragmentSold as a cheaper cut of BPC-157. Peer-reviewed studies of the fragment itself: zero.Evidence · No dataResearch only
- Tendon & gut repairUpdated Sep 29Pentadeca ArginateClinics sell it as the new BPC for injuries. Peer-reviewed studies of it: 0.Evidence · No dataResearch only
Also used for tendon and gut repair 1
Here for a second use. Each meter rates the compound’s main use, the tag on its card.
- Legal today
- 0 FDA-approved · 0 compoundable · 3 not legal yet · 3 research-only
- What people actually run
- KLOW Stack (GHK-Cu + BPC-157 + TB-500 + KPV) · Wolverine Stack (BPC-157 + TB-500)
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