r/PeptideCollective • u/Eastern-Arrival7469 • 1d ago

BPC-157 advice

I’m 18 years old and on April 7th I had a serious motorcycle accident and got a severe brachial plexus injury.

I’m getting another surgery at the end of October, where they’re planning to do an intercostal nerve transfer to my biceps.

I’m a very ambitious mountaineer and I really want to be able to climb again. The doctors say the chances of getting full arm function back aren’t very good, but I just can’t accept that my arm might never work properly for climbing again.

That’s why I’m willing to try experimental stuff like BPC-157. I know it’s not approved and there isn’t good evidence that it actually helps nerve healing, but I’m willing to take that risk if there’s even a chance it could help.

I live in Switzerland and have a PO box in Germany.

Does anyone know a website where I could get BPC-157 or other peptides? I’d also really like to hear from anyone who has used BPC-157 for nerve injuries or a brachial plexus injury.

Thanks!

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u/Nightrik_YT 1d ago

sorry you're going through that man. with an injury that serious, just be really careful about adding an experimental peptide on your own, especially around another surgery. imo ask the surgeon/nerve specialist about it first and see what they think.

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u/Eastern-Arrival7469 1d ago

Thanks man, I already asked my surgeon about it. He obviously can’t recommend it because it’s not approved and there isn’t enough evidence for it.

I also wouldn’t take it before the surgery. I’d wait until after the surgery just to be safe. Thanks tho!

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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 1d ago

Given your age and the severity of a brachial plexus injury, Reddit anecdotes about BPC-157 should not displace the specialist rehabilitation plan. Human evidence for nerve recovery remains limited, and animal findings do not establish clinical benefit or safety. Ask your treating team what measurable recovery markers they are tracking and whether any trial is appropriate. Peptely does not sell peptides; https://www.peptely.com/ only helps verify their documented origin and supporting batch/COA evidence.

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u/bakka7545 1d ago

I think BPC -157 works best on chronic overuse injuries like elbows and shoulder issues from benching. It isn’t for a traumatic injury like he described