Can HGH, IGF, BPC-157, & TB500 be taken together? Tendon injury...

johnjuanb1 · Apr 1, 2016

limitless1 said:
Its a torn rotator cuff? Shoulders are one of the hardest and slowest things to heal... Even after my massive peptide / HGH stack my right shoulder still cant push that much weight because I injured it along time ago...

I have the same issue. I recently upped my amount of fats in my diet which is actually helping; lots of fish oil, flaxseed oil oil, coconut oil, whole eggs, plus GH secretagogues and HGH. I ran out of BPC157. All my old injuries are beginning to improve.

mikevegas · Apr 2, 2016

Could you post a pic showing where in the knee area exactly you were injecting? I have bad tendonitis myself right now and want to give BPC a go.

johnjuanb1 · Apr 2, 2016

mikevegas said:
Could you post a pic showing where in the knee area exactly you were injecting? I have bad tendonitis myself right now and want to give BPC a go.

Just try to get as close to the site of pain as possible. Use an insulin pin and inject subcutaneously above the pain.

lph · Apr 3, 2016

For my tendons, I would find site of maximal pain and pinch as much of skin over that site as possible. Push slin pin through ALL that tissue and inject. My working theory here was that I was getting the BPC (and IGF LR3) as close to tendon as possible without injecting into substance of tendon.

limitless1 · Apr 4, 2016

Exactly. You need to pinpoint exactly where the pain is coming from. My first round of tendonitis this was actually difficult to do as most of the tendon just hurt. During this reinjury phase, I can pinpoint the exact spot where its hurting. You want to get the peptides as close to this as possible. Pinch the skin and then inject right into the softest spot of the skin above the injury (towards the bottom part of the pinched skin.)

lph said:
For my tendons, I would find site of maximal pain and pinch as much of skin over that site as possible. Push slin pin through ALL that tissue and inject. My working theory here was that I was getting the BPC (and IGF LR3) as close to tendon as possible without injecting into substance of tendon.

johnjuanb1 · Apr 4, 2016

limitless1 said:
Exactly. You need to pinpoint exactly where the pain is coming from. My first round of tendonitis this was actually difficult to do as most of the tendon just hurt. During this reinjury phase, I can pinpoint the exact spot where its hurting. You want to get the peptides as close to this as possible. Pinch the skin and then inject right into the softest spot of the skin above the injury (towards the bottom part of the pinched skin.)

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limitless1 · Apr 5, 2016

Im going to make a little log out of this. So I decided I am going to take a very high dose because I am not stacking this go around: 1000 MCGs per day split between 2 injections.

I already finished a bottle I had from months back (it was leftovers kept in the fridge). I am not sure if it went bad but I just started my second bottle which was a fresh batch. I believe I can feel it having a stronger anti-inflammatory effect which makes me think the first bottle may not of been good.

Pain levels still 4/10 and hurts when I keep my left knee bent.

Lets call it day one!