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I just started running my TB-500 the same way as my BPC-157. I inject 250mcg of each into my rotator cuff and the same amount into my rear delt.
I got to thinking that both of these peptide work systemically but you need high doses in the 2- 5 gram range. So, since BPC-157 has worked like a miracle cure at the low dose of 250mcg directly into the wound, why not try TB-500 that same way?
It just makes sense that on a systemic level, to get a good amount going through the body you need higher doses. But, if you inject directly into the injury, a tiny dose will hit it ASAP and there is no need to have a large volume circulating around in your blood stream. I have a good feeling about this protocol.
The reason I'm trying it this way is because when BPC157 came out everyone complained at the high cost. So, I tried low doses localized and it worked like a charm. No more high cost. TB500 gets expensive run at high doses so I'm trying this localized low dose method to save money.
Literature shows that TB-500 is capable of traveling long distances via subcutaneous injection, but at what dose? Why not use a low dose localized? It makes perfect sense to me.
I got to thinking that both of these peptide work systemically but you need high doses in the 2- 5 gram range. So, since BPC-157 has worked like a miracle cure at the low dose of 250mcg directly into the wound, why not try TB-500 that same way?
It just makes sense that on a systemic level, to get a good amount going through the body you need higher doses. But, if you inject directly into the injury, a tiny dose will hit it ASAP and there is no need to have a large volume circulating around in your blood stream. I have a good feeling about this protocol.
The reason I'm trying it this way is because when BPC157 came out everyone complained at the high cost. So, I tried low doses localized and it worked like a charm. No more high cost. TB500 gets expensive run at high doses so I'm trying this localized low dose method to save money.
Literature shows that TB-500 is capable of traveling long distances via subcutaneous injection, but at what dose? Why not use a low dose localized? It makes perfect sense to me.