Database category
Recovery & Repair Peptides
Browse the PeptideIndex compounds classified under recovery and repair. Each entry links to a full profile with mechanism, half-life, evidence grade, side effects and references. This category page is for browsing only — it contains no protocols and no dosing advice.
What this category covers
These are signalling compounds discussed in the context of tissue repair. They are not painkillers and not anabolic agents. Compounds grouped here differ substantially from one another in mechanism, route of use and the strength of the evidence behind them, so the category label should not be read as a claim that they are interchangeable.
For a detailed comparison of BPC-157, TB-500 and GHK-Cu and the human evidence behind recovery claims, see our Recovery Peptides evidence guide.
Profiles in this category
- BPC-157Emerging evidence
A synthetic gastric-juice fragment studied for tendon, ligament and gut healing, mostly in rodents.
- TB-500Emerging evidence
The active fragment of thymosin beta-4, studied for cell migration and actin polymerisation in wound repair.
- GHK-CuModerate evidence
A copper-binding tripeptide with human cosmetic and wound-healing data, usually applied topically.
- NAD+Emerging evidence
A metabolic coenzyme used adjunctively in recovery and longevity clinics; human performance data are thin.
Evidence grades: Strong (randomised human trials plus regulatory review), Moderate (smaller-scale human data), Emerging (preclinical work, human studies barely started), Limited (animal or in-vitro only). See the safety and evidence guide.
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