BPC-157 may help create the biological conditions for tissue healing — but rebuilding strength, mobility, and movement takes skilled physical therapy. At Solas PT, Dr. Cisneros pairs rehab with peptide protocols prescribed by Celeste Cisneros, NP at Solas Health & Wellness, so the two sides of recovery work together.
Book Physical Therapy at Solas PT Peptide Consultation at solasclinic.com →BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound-157) is a synthetic peptide derived from a protein found in human gastric juice. It is one of the more extensively researched peptides for tissue healing, with preclinical studies suggesting it may support repair of tendon, ligament, muscle, and nerve tissue. Its primary studied mechanism is angiogenesis — the formation of new blood vessels in injured tissue — which targets the reason tendons and ligaments heal so slowly: poor blood supply. BPC-157 is not FDA-approved and is available only through a licensed prescriber.
For patients with chronic soft tissue injuries that have plateaued in conventional rehab, a medically supervised peptide protocol is sometimes used as a biological stimulus alongside physical therapy. Whether it’s appropriate for you is a decision for a prescribing provider — at Solas PT, our role is the rehabilitation that rebuilds the tissue once that healing window is open.
Accelerates healing of rotator cuff tears, patellar tendinopathy, Achilles tendon injuries, and biceps tendon damage by driving angiogenesis at the injury site.
Compresses muscle tear recovery time for hamstring, quad, and hip flexor strains — especially for athletes returning to high training volume.
BPC-157 for knee injuries supports cartilage regeneration and joint tissue repair, including soft tissue damage from ACL, meniscus, and patella injuries.
Promotes healing of ligament sprains that have been chronically slow to resolve due to poor vascular supply in connective tissue.
Used by CrossFit athletes and strength athletes to return to full training load faster after soft tissue injuries that haven’t responded to rest.
Oral BPC-157 is effective for IBS, leaky gut, inflammatory bowel disease, and GI repair — the one application where oral administration is preferred over injection.
BPC-157 is not FDA-approved and can only be obtained through a licensed prescriber — dosing, route, sterility, and protocol design all require medical supervision. Solas PT does not prescribe or administer peptides. If peptide therapy is right for you, those decisions are made by Celeste Cisneros, NP at Solas Health & Wellness, who evaluates your health history and designs an individualized protocol.
“Never source BPC-157 without clinical supervision. Proper dosing, sterility, and protocol design require a licensed provider. Solas PT focuses on the rehabilitation that turns that healing window into lasting function — we coordinate with your prescriber so both sides line up.” — Dr. Andrew Cisneros, PT, DPT
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You may have heard of the “Wolverine Stack” — a peptide protocol combining BPC-157 with TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4) for soft tissue recovery. Whether that combination is appropriate for you, and how it would be dosed, is a medical decision made by Celeste Cisneros, NP at Solas Health & Wellness. What Solas PT adds is the rehab that rebuilds the tissue: progressive loading, manual therapy, and movement retraining alongside whatever protocol your prescriber recommends. Read our plain-language overview of the Wolverine Stack →
Peptides create the biological conditions for healing. They do not rebuild strength, restore movement patterns, or retrain the neuromuscular system. That work requires a skilled physical therapist who understands both tissue biology and functional biomechanics. For patients in El Paso, Celeste coordinates directly with Dr. Andrew Cisneros, PT, DPT, MS at Solas PT to deliver an integrated BPC-157 + PT recovery plan.
Joint mobilization and soft tissue work to restore range of motion and tissue quality in the early healing phase — working with what BPC-157 is building.
Combined with BPC-157, dry needling creates a synergistic local effect — trigger point release + angiogenic stimulus — particularly powerful for chronic tendon injuries.
Progressive tendon loading and eccentric strengthening rebuild the capacity the injury eroded, turning BPC-157’s healing window into lasting functional improvement.
Restoring the movement patterns and motor control that compensatory movement changes during injury. Critical for preventing the same injury from recurring.
Dr. Cisneros specializes in manual therapy, dry needling, and sports performance physical therapy — one-on-one, every session. He coordinates directly with Celeste to build integrated peptide + PT recovery plans for patients using BPC-157 and the Wolverine Stack in El Paso.
Book Physical Therapy at Solas PT →These medical services are prescribed and provided by Celeste Cisneros, NP at Solas Health & Wellness (solasclinic.com) — a separate clinic from Solas PT. Solas PT provides the physical therapy that complements them.
Tendon, ligament & soft tissue healing
Systemic tissue repair & inflammation
Growth hormone support & recovery
Myers Cocktail, hydration & nutrient drip
Antioxidant & detoxification IV push
Advanced regenerative cellular therapy
Hormone replacement & optimization
Weight management & metabolic health
Celeste is a licensed Nurse Practitioner specializing in regenerative medicine and peptide therapy — BPC-157, TB-500, Wolverine Stack, IV therapy, hormone optimization, and more. She evaluates each patient individually and designs protocols based on your specific injury, goals, and health history. Her clinical partnership with Solas PT means your peptide and PT protocols are coordinated from day one.
Book a Consultation with Celeste →BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound-157) is a synthetic peptide researched for its potential to support healing of tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joints, primarily by promoting angiogenesis — the formation of new blood vessels in poorly vascularized injured tissue. It is studied as a recovery adjunct for soft tissue injuries that heal slowly. BPC-157 is not FDA-approved and is available only through a licensed prescriber.
No. Solas Physical Therapy is a physical therapy clinic led by Dr. Andrew Cisneros, PT, DPT, MS — we provide the rehabilitation side of recovery. BPC-157 and other peptides are prescribed and medically supervised separately by Celeste Cisneros, NP at Solas Health & Wellness (solasclinic.com). The two clinics coordinate so your peptide protocol and physical therapy work together.
Peptide therapy in El Paso is prescribed and supervised by Celeste Cisneros, NP at Solas Health & Wellness. She conducts a full health evaluation before any protocol, designs individualized dosing, and monitors you throughout — book a peptide consultation at solasclinic.com. For the rehabilitation side of your recovery, book physical therapy with Dr. Cisneros at Solas PT.
A peptide protocol may help create the biological conditions for tissue healing, but it does not rebuild strength, restore movement, or retrain the neuromuscular system — physical therapy does. At Solas PT, Dr. Cisneros uses manual therapy, dry needling, and progressive tendon loading during the healing window so the tissue your protocol is supporting is actually rebuilt into lasting, functional capacity. The biology and the mechanics of recovery work best together.
Yes — combining a medically supervised peptide protocol with physical therapy targets both the biology and the mechanics of recovery. Celeste Cisneros, NP prescribes and monitors the peptide side at Solas Health & Wellness, while Dr. Andrew Cisneros, DPT at Solas PT manages the rehab side. The two coordinate so loading, mobility, and strengthening line up with your recovery timeline.
Patients pursuing combined peptide and physical therapy recovery in El Paso commonly do so for stubborn tendon injuries (rotator cuff, patellar, Achilles), chronic soft tissue injuries that have plateaued in standard rehab, post-surgical recovery, and athletes returning to high training loads. Whether peptide therapy is appropriate is determined by Celeste Cisneros, NP; the rehabilitation plan is built one-on-one by Dr. Cisneros at Solas PT.
Recovery timelines vary by injury, severity, and the individual. Running a medically supervised peptide protocol concurrently with physical therapy can accelerate functional progress, because the healing window is actively loaded through progressive exercise rather than passive rest. Your peptide timeline is set and monitored by Celeste Cisneros, NP; your rehab milestones are guided by Dr. Cisneros at Solas PT.
Dr. Cisneros builds your one-on-one rehab plan — and if peptide therapy fits your recovery, he’ll coordinate with Celeste Cisneros, NP at Solas Health & Wellness so both sides line up. Book your evaluation to get started.
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