[dumbat]

Just injected 200mcg sc directly over my upper patellar at my right knee. Also 200mcg near my Achilles' tendon and 200mcg in my neck near my right shoulder, both made some problems in the past month.

I'm still wondering if there is benefit in multiple shots like 3x a day or one big shot is best?

I am still researching BPC 157, Micro dosing is recommended for healing , 200 to 300 mcg split into 5 injections around the injury site. So load syringe with 300 mcg then inject a 5th at a time 5 times around the injury site all with same syringe.

Do this everyday if you can.

This is the protocol that I will be using when I start to treat my shoulder.

(just waiting for my next cheque)

 

[gearchange]

When I get tendonitis I just run a deca cycle and it fixes it. Friend of mine ran tb500 and said it did nothing to help,but I guess everyone is different.

 

[Hageha]

I am still researching BPC 157, Micro dosing is recommended for healing , 200 to 300 mcg split into 5 injections around the injury site. So load syringe with 300 mcg then inject a 5th at a time 5 times around the injury site all with same syringe.

Do this everyday if you can.

This is the protocol that I will be using when I start to treat my shoulder.

(just waiting for my next cheque)

Lol and i shoot 500mcg in one shot.. Definitely will do this as it makes sense to me.

By the way I shot just like yesterday 500mcg in knee and Achilles' tendon.

 

[dumbat]

Lol and i shoot 500mcg in one shot.. Definitely will do this as it makes sense to me.

By the way I shot just like yesterday 500mcg in knee and Achilles' tendon.

You will get some benefit as BPC-157 acts systemically as well as locally. Micro-dosing is a more efficient and therefore cost effective method of administration.

Have you noticed any other effects like other niggles or pains in other parts of your body improving?

 

[2004mark]

In for updates.

Interesting thread

 

[Hageha]

You will get some benefit as BPC-157 acts systemically as well as locally. Micro-dosing is a more efficient and therefore cost effective method of administration.

Have you noticed any other effects like other niggles or pains in other parts of your body improving?

Well, I use it at all my pains so I can't answer that [emoji90]

Today I read on another forum about the bad blood flow of the tendon and that's why you should inject right into it.

I was told here that it should be done by a professional... But I'm too curious [emoji136]

I used 400mcg in two shots (2x200mcg) in different spots of my knee (quadriceps tendon or above the kneecap tendon, I don't know the name) and the same at my Achilles' tendon. So it's somehow a micro dosing? [emoji1] i didn't want to inject to many needles in the tendons as I don't know how much they harm them (maybe somebody can tell us?).

Also i used 200mcg in my shoulder again. I'm not 100% sure if it's ok. But no pain in it so far.

 

[dumbat]

I am not qualified in any way but from what I have read and seen in videos, injecting directly into tendons is a risky thing to do.

It would have to be very small amounts and with very little pressure on the plunger.

Not something I would do myself

 

[Hageha]

I am not qualified in any way but from what I have read and seen in videos, injecting directly into tendons is a risky thing to do.

It would have to be very small amounts and with very little pressure on the plunger.

Not something I would do myself

I will ask a friend of mine who is doctor about this. I told hin before about bpc and he asked me why I don't inject into tendon. I told him that I've been warned about this here and he shrugged.

I will report.

 

[dumbat]

I will ask a friend of mine who is doctor about this. I told hin before about bpc and he asked me why I don't inject into tendon. I told him that I've been warned about this here and he shrugged.

I will report.

If he can give you some expert guidance it may be O.K. but opinions on tendon injections differ a lot between consultants, there is a risk of rupturing the tendon.

I guess if the damage was traumatic and I had no other option I may consider it, but it isn`t something that I would consider at the moment.

Let us know how it goes.

 

[Hageha]

Today my Achilles' tendon was more sore than yesterday. I hope it's from the fluid (the bpc) in it and not from the needle. I will wait how it turns out the next days. My knee is ok but you have to keep in mind that the quadriceps tendon seems to be bigger.

So I injected 300mcg in 3x100mcg in 3 spots about 1cm apart from each other subcutaneous in knee and also near Achilles' tendon.

 

[dumbat]

I am not surprised it hurts, how often do you plan to inject into the tendon ?

 

[Hageha]

I am not surprised it hurts, how often do you plan to inject into the tendon ?

I tried to say that I will do it only again if it gets better after this try.

Today it felt better, but I injected again subcutaneous 3x 100mcg in both parts as before.

I will wait some time before I may inject again into the tendons.

 

[Jakemaguire]

Weight lifting shoes make your squat more quad dominant your knees could be coming to far forward or your squat form could be bad you should focus on correcting it when your knee gets better

 

[meekdown]

I do the same, powerlifting and strongman and sometimes get terrible tendon issues in my elbows me shoulders, I've ran both and rate TB500 much better for tendon problems, I've only ever used the boom dose cycle which is 5mg used for 3 days and every time I've used it , it's helped massively,

i think pscarb ran a sticky or a log on it which is wot made me use it like that and it works well

 

[DubSelecta]

Interested in this. Brandon Lilly used BPC 157 and TB500 to help his knee injury and he seems better for it.

 

[DSG]

out of curiosity, how come people are so reluctant to just let things naturally heal nowadays?

I had tendonitis in my forearm/elbow and it went after a couple months of light weights ... hasn't come back in about a year

 

[Dark sim]

out of curiosity, how come people are so reluctant to just let things naturally heal nowadays?

I had tendonitis in my forearm/elbow and it went after a couple months of light weights ... hasn't come back in about a year

Peptides can speed up the process.

 

[RedStar]

out of curiosity, how come people are so reluctant to just let things naturally heal nowadays?

I had tendonitis in my forearm/elbow and it went after a couple months of light weights ... hasn't come back in about a year

I love training too much to not take a peptide that can seriously speed up recovery.

I took 3 weeks off gym with my golfers elbow, it got better but by no means 100%, went back to the gym and trained around it, got some BPC 157 and within days the improvement was remarkable.

 

[DSG]

Sounds really good. I have bad shoulders, knees and back. Might have to look into this.

 

[RedStar]

Sounds really good. I have bad shoulders, knees and back. Might have to look into this.

It is well worth it pal.

I can now do barbell curls which I have not been able to do in weeks and weeks as the pain was so much.

I am going to continually take it going forward, 4 weeks on 2 weeks off seems to be a common cycle of it.