BPC from pharmacy

lookslikesausage · Dec 28, 2019

Been on BPC for nearly two months. so far nothing to write home about. this stuff is coming from an American pharmacy, so i doubt that it's a quality issue. What have your experiences been with this product in terms of healing? i have some injuries, specifically pain in parts of my knees, lower back, and shoulders. i can't say that i've noticed a major improvement. i've read about people injecting directly into injured areas but i've also that it didn't matter. I'd like to hear some experiences.

Omegistosalex · Dec 28, 2019

I usually pin on my bellybarea and get the same healing results. Bpc literally saved my shoulder. After a month it was completely pain free

foxman101 · Dec 28, 2019

I was shooting mikes BPC157 into my shoulder for ridiculous pain, and was shooting 1-3 times a day and within a week it helped .. after 3 I was basically pain free

MR. JIM · Dec 29, 2019

lookslikesausage said:
Been on BPC for nearly two months. so far nothing to write home about. this stuff is coming from an American pharmacy, so i doubt that it's a quality issue. What have your experiences been with this product in terms of healing? i have some injuries, specifically pain in parts of my knees, lower back, and shoulders. i can't say that i've noticed a major improvement. i've read about people injecting directly into injured areas but i've also that it didn't matter. I'd like to hear some experiences.

Up the dose. I never noticed anything until I started injecting 2.5mg. per day.

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UMD73 · Dec 30, 2019

I second the dosage suggestion. Keep moving it up incrementally until you start to see relief. It's worked for me that way and also I've tried starting with a few days of a high dose then stepping down to a maintenance dose and that was equally effective.

I've used it to good effect on my shoulder (tendinitis/possible rotator cuff issues) and for my back (ruptured L5/S1 disc). In the case of both injuries I've found a maintenance dose of BPC to be much more effective than the corticosteroids my doctors administered. To date I've suffered no adverse effects with dosages (for a brief period) as high as 5mg/day. Obviously these were split into a morning and evening administration.

UMD73 · Dec 30, 2019

One further note, these doses were injected sub Q as close to the site of injury as possible.

I will say that if you're trying to use it for your knees I've never had much success there with BPC, I've found Thymosin Beta-4 or TB-500 to be much more effective for my knees. My knee issues revolve around tendinitis in one and damaged cartilage + spots of arthritis in the other. I'm no expert but my research leads me to believe that the BPC's localized anti-inflammatory & regenerative properties are hindered by a lack of diffusion into the knee joint from a sub Q administration. Thymosin Beta-4/TB-500 have a systemic anti-inflammatory mechanism perhaps explaining their greater effectiveness in this role.