Please explain to me how a systemic drug works any better by injecting near a site
Once injected to tissue near a site it does not magically disperse around a site and take effect...the drug is absorbed into collecting veins which eventually collect together to circulate up through the inferior vena cava (unless it is injected into your chest/arms/upper body that dumps into the superior vena cava) which is then dumped into the right atrium of your heart to eventually be ejected out of the left ventricle and Into circulation by your arterial system
This is basic pharmacology brother...the only way that a systemic drug can theoretically offer some sort of spot enhancement would be to inject it into the feeding arteries of whatever body part you are hoping to achieve effects
I'm a newbie to all this, I was just offering advice based on what I have learned via google. It was my understanding that you had to inject it into/near the injury site but it seems like I was wrong then, sorry about that. So do you essentially just squirt the syringe into your mouth and swallow it? Just wondering how you do it as I would love to be free of the pain I experience at times.