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Wound healing benefits : Faster closure rate Improved scar quality (less hypertrophic scarring) Better tissue organization Enhanced strength of healed tissue Reduced infection risk Injury applications : Surgical wounds Burns (minor to moderate) Cuts and lacerations Skin damage (sun, trauma) Chronic wounds (diabetic ulcers) Protocol : Topical : Apply to wound area 2-3x daily Injectable : 1-2mg daily near injury site Combines well with : BPC-157 for comprehensive healing

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