The pituitary gland releases GH in pulses, and that release is gated by two independent controls: a go signal from GHRH and a separate go signal from the ghrelin/GH-secretagogue receptor
Check with your healthcare provider if any of the following occur: Bluish-colored lips, fingernails, or palms Blurred or double vision Chest pain or discomfort Cold, clammy, pale skin Confusion Continuing ringing or buzzing, or other unexplained noise in the ears Cough Dark urine Difficulty breathing or swallowing Dizziness/lightheadedness Drowsiness Fast heartbeat Fever Headache Hearing loss Hives, itching, skin rash Irregular heartbeat or breathing Puffiness/swelling of the eyelids/eyes, face, lips, or tongue Sore throat Seizures Sweating Tremor or twitching Unusual bleeding or bruising Unusual tiredness or weakness Storage Store at controlled room temperature
Dosing chart for the 60 mg vial Once your vial is reconstituted, you need to know exactly how much liquid to draw for each dose
More than 72 hours at room temperature warrants discarding the solution
Storage and shelf life Proper storage determines how long your BPC-157 remains effective
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