What did you inject today?

[Ateam2023]

Ive always capped bpc-157 at 1mg a day.

See better results higher i take it?

The more mg of Bpc157 , the more Relief you’ll get IME

 

[crispybacon!]

The more mg of Bpc157 , the more Relief you’ll get IME

Up to what point? I’m taking 3mg/day for tennis elbow, and it’s not resolving nearly fast enough.

 

[BabaJagga]

I do every 5 days, which has been working well for me. At 7 days I could start to feel the effects taper off a bit (things like increased food noise). The only thing to keep in mind is that dosing 5mg every 5 days is similar to dosing 7mg every 7 days.

I think the jury is still out on the most effective dosing protocol.

i do same with tirz, works better

 

[Ataemonus]

Pinning more frequently reduces the peaks, which could limit the effectiveness. As I understand it, some benefits do not kick in until you’ve hit a certain concentration. Admittedly, I am still learning, but this is my understanding and part of my rationale.

This "logic" would not only not take into account the ester, but also would mean that injecting a huge volume/dose one time and then not inject anything for 1-2 weeks, because peak...
I would bet you anything you want that the guys who actually have results, competing and such, inject either daily or every 2 days, otherwise achieving 2g of test and 1g of primo or something like that would mean 5ml injections.

 

[crispybacon!]

This "logic" would not only not take into account the ester, but also would mean that injecting a huge volume/dose one time and then not inject anything for 1-2 weeks, because peak...
I would bet you anything you want that the guys who actually have results, competing and such, inject either daily or every 2 days, otherwise achieving 2g of test and 1g of primo or something like that would mean 5ml injections.

We’re talking specifically about Reta.

 

[BendigoShafter]

Thats a RESPECTABLE dose of Bpc157 , finalllly someone gets it, more mg = more relief

I read some of your posts when researching disagree. Your anecdotes were convincing. Hoping for solid relief for both of us.

 

[Ataemonus]

We’re talking specifically about Reta.

Ah, in that case, my bad.

 

[kegg408]

The more mg of Bpc157 , the more Relief you’ll get IME

I had my Dad taking it and when he went to 1mg he had a massive BP drop. That kept me at the 1mg inwas taking.

Ill titrate up, 1mg isnt really helping much.

 

[Ataemonus]

1mg did not help me much either, that is 1mg of BPC + 1mg of TB500. But to be honest, my issues might have not been treatable this route.

 

[bananafeet]

i can see you are rich af with those syringes

I didn't pack enough 3ml syringes.

I do use a lot of needle heads and syringes because I'm paranoid. But I think it's probably cheaper than treating an infection.

 

[bananafeet]

Up to what point? I’m taking 3mg/day for tennis elbow, and it’s not resolving nearly fast enough.

I get this one quite often. Here is something I do that helps:

Wrap the top of the elbow joint with knee wraps or something similar to constrict blood flow. Pump the arm by opening closing the hand or flexing the elbow until you get a painful pump. Take off the wrap and rest for a bit before repeating.

The idea is the elbow doesn't get much blood flow so it heals slowly.

 

[kegg408]

1mg did not help me much either, that is 1mg of BPC + 1mg of TB500. But to be honest, my issues might have not been treatable this route.

I stopped at 1mg because my dad had a massive blood pressure drop hours after his 2nd .5mg pin of the day. Dangerously low in fact. Granted hes on BP meds. Anecdotally it can lower blood pressure. So that made me stop there.

Im gonna try going to 2mg today. We shall see

 

[kegg408]

I get this one quite often. Here is something I do that helps:

Wrap the top of the elbow joint with knee wraps or something similar to constrict blood flow. Pump the arm by opening closing the hand or flexing the elbow until you get a painful pump. Take off the wrap and rest for a bit before repeating.

The idea is the elbow doesn't get much blood flow so it heals slowly.

Thats a pretty solid idea there. My dad suffers from tennis elbow. Im gonna pass that along to him. Thanks!

 

[Ataemonus]

I stopped at 1mg because my dad had a massive blood pressure drop hours after his 2nd .5mg pin of the day. Dangerously low in fact. Granted hes on BP meds. Anecdotally it can lower blood pressure. So that made me stop there.

Im gonna try going to 2mg today. We shall see

I did not have any BP issues, but I never tried more than 2mg per day for short period.

 

[kegg408]

I did not have any BP issues, but I never tried more than 2mg per day for short period.

1st time I heard about higher doses was a friend pinning 2.5mg for stomach issues from reta. Within hours he felt better.

Then I saw the post here last night.
im going tobgive it a shot, pun intended lol

 

[Ataemonus]

For digestive and stomach issues, I think the oral variant of BPC should be better. But harder to source.

 

[crispybacon!]

I get this one quite often. Here is something I do that helps:

Wrap the top of the elbow joint with knee wraps or something similar to constrict blood flow. Pump the arm by opening closing the hand or flexing the elbow until you get a painful pump. Take off the wrap and rest for a bit before repeating.

The idea is the elbow doesn't get much blood flow so it heals slowly.

At this point point I’ll try anything, so I’ll add this to the Tyler Twists and BPC/TB.

 

[kegg408]

For digestive and stomach issues, I think the oral variant of BPC should be better. But harder to source.

Wbb has oral bpc157

 

[Ataemonus]

They do, and it's not that expensive, they even have the Arginine salt variant, which should resist digestive enzymes better.

 

[Ateam2023]

Up to what point? I’m taking 3mg/day for tennis elbow, and it’s not resolving nearly fast enough.

With that type of an injury it might not, honestly you have to seriously either change your lifting style, lower the weights and rehab it correctly, I had serious golfers elbow/tennis elbow at the same time and I tried everything and it wasn’t until I changed my complete workout routine, “lowered the weights” and did that for a couple months. Did I get the right kind of relief, it’s very humbling to say the least, there’s also certain exercises that you can do because what you have is a damaged tendon.