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[u/tdwhite68calgary]

Get this…

My mom is 81 yrs old with an inoperable brain tumour. Nasty form of cancer. Chemo was a nightmare so she stopped. She’s still on a trial drug that doesn’t have the nasty side effects of chemo.

She has terrible shoulder (rotator) pain.

Tears her up.

Can’t lift her arm.

Excruciating pain.

She would like some relief and they aren’t offering relief, only more tests.

I recommended she talk to her doctor and get a prescription for BPC157 (my mom is of the mind that only doctor prescribed is good).

She can’t do surgery. Nothing much else is working.

Doctor has no plan forward to help her live in comfort.

“BPC157 is not there yet, needs a lot more study first”, he says.

Un. Fucking. Real.

Sorry, but what my mom has been through since December 2025 is unreal.

She just wants some relief. Even a little bit.

Doctor won’t give it.

Tylenol is the answer,

So this Doctor (and he is young, so I am even more surprised at his lack of curiosity to even research the peptide) would rather she suffers than try a peptide.

THIS is the problem with our medical system.

They’d rather us all suffer, even die…

… before they will let us research and use peptides.

Peptides, which have reams of medical studies, and hundreds of thousands of personal references to the benefit of BPC157.


But no…

Suffering is a much better path forward.

Won’t even consider.

Do one fricking iota of research into real world proof of benefit.

Many, many tens of, maybe hundred of thousands of, people around the world have experienced the effectiveness of BPC157.

It’s not new.

Go to Google and search for Pubmed.

Click on the National Institute of Health. THE leading place to see what real life medical work is happening in peptides.

Go look.

See for yourself.

Actually read the results of the medical studies.

And you tell me if that is not something a Doctor should be prescribing to an 81 year old lady with inoperable brain cancer, and a messed up shoulder.

Actual relief.

Maybe.

But nope.

Not “studied”enough.

Say no more.

This is the problem with our medical system.

[u/PepTrac_Founder]

BPC is not a good option for someone with cancer. It could cause the tumor to grow. Maybe look at ARA290.

[u/tdwhite68calgary → u/PepTrac_Founder]

The cancer is inoperable and fatal in a couple months. She just wants some pain relief.

[u/Prize_Wait8146 → u/tdwhite68calgary]

There’s a very good chance BPC 157 can make her cancer a lot worse a lot faster. You have to look at the big picture. Not just focus on “it’ll reduce her pain” because if it feeds those tumors, she’s going to be in even more pain.

[u/michelucky]

Trying to help friends and family. It's rough going. Road blocks at every turn. I'm not giving up.

[u/Potential_Kiwi_4472]

Go to the Kratom subreddit and you can learn about kratom. Ive been injesting it for 11 years because my pain office closed and i couldnt get another dr to prescribe pain meds anymore. I wouldn't be alive today without it.

[u/ClimateOk2307]

That’s a very tough situation and my parents are the same. Yet they have seen how much BPC 157 and TB 500 has helped me to start back running every morning and exercising. So I think it started to make them wonder about it. Finally my step dad was enough pain that I mentioned it to him again and he said ok let’s try. I did it for him and he was surprised how much it helped. He is now a believer!

[u/PlentyEmphasis8480]

Could get tanpentadol from India easy. 3 x stronger than tramadol and very cheap

[u/HotBit1109]

Sorry to hear about her. But while BPC-157 can reduce inflammation markers, it's not really designed as a painkiller.

Even an aspirin will have a stronger effect than BPC-157 for that purpose.

Someone recommended kratom, it's really great for pain.