A stack by halfmarathonmike
Between training blocks
Recovery in a deload week rather than during hard training. BPC-157 for connective tissue and KPV for the inflammatory load, both short.
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The schedule
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21 Aug 2026
Running this in a deload rather than through a training block is the sensible part and it is worth saying why: the whole argument for these compounds is tissue repair, and repair happens in the recovery window rather than during the work.
27 Aug 2026
Two weeks of KPV against four of BPC-157 is an unusual shape — most write-ups run everything for the same period because that is easier to describe, not because anything says the two should stop together.
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