Animal studies show improved tensile strength, faster collagen formation, and better biomechanical outcomes in torn tendons and ligaments
It is reported as orally active in rodents [1]
applications include: Wound healing mechanisms Soft tissue repair pathways Inflammatory response modulation Connective tissue regeneration Storage: Store lyophilized peptide at -20C
The example subQ doses fit a 0.5 mL barrel
In tendon-related discussions, users commonly mention Achilles tendon pain, tennis elbow, rotator cuff irritation, and overuse injuries
Water slowly cleaves the peptide chain, oxygen and light attack vulnerable amino acids, and molecules clump together