Has anyone used BPC 157 for Colitis?

[CaptainDominate]

Im gonna start using this for a colitis flare. wondering if anyone on here has tried it? i read that you should take it orally? not quite sure on this or the dosing i know its a newer peptide, any input recommended thanks guys

 

[Akamai]

my nephew uses DGWE Digestive Wheatgerm Extract, introduced to it by Emeric. My Nephew has very few mid flareups since he has taken it consistently.

Look into and goodluck.

Ak

 

[CaptainDominate]

I saw a few posts on that what does it do exactly ? Restore gut bacteria?

 

[eaglecall]

What is the cause of your colitis? That would be the first thing to look into it.

 

[goal245]

Im gonna start using this for a colitis flare. wondering if anyone on here has tried it? i read that you should take it orally? not quite sure on this or the dosing i know its a newer peptide, any input recommended thanks guys

What kind of colitis?

The best thing that works for me is to fast for 1-2 days and give the digestive system a break, total fast water only. Don't worry you will not lose any muscle and the inflammation will be gone after just 1-2 days of fasting.

 

[CaptainDominate]

Ulcerative colitis guys

No cause that I know of or the docs

 

[goal245]

Ulcerative colitis guys

No cause that I know of or the docs

Read about fasting and Ulcerative Colitis, nothing works better

 

[nosnmiveins]

Read about fasting and Ulcerative Colitis, nothing works better

My dad has been preaching that to me for years. He reads more about my crohn's and UC then I do lol.

However, I simply can't function without food. Like I won't be able to be productive like going to work, much less be able to workout. Appetite also always gets me, no way I could go 48 hours without eating.

 

[MooseKnuckles]

Just had colonoscopy today for follow up, Colitis is in remission and everything looks great.

Now it's time to eat I am STARVING

I've been on Apriso that last few years and before that Asacol.

I have had UC 22 years

 

[eaglecall]

The keyword here in my opinion would be: Gluten. I know I know doctors say its a myth, it was invented by quacks and shit, I just speak from experience, what Ive seen on others and the research available. Im not the type of person that put patches on things, I build to last forever and fix forever. Same with my body. I don't treat symptoms, I cure. But thats just me.

 

[CaptainDominate]

Fasting helps but we still gotta add food back in

I wonder if karbolyn is pretty inflammatory I've used it in the offseason

I eat no gluten that I know of

 

[goal245]

My dad has been preaching that to me for years. He reads more about my crohn's and UC then I do lol.

However, I simply can't function without food. Like I won't be able to be productive like going to work, much less be able to workout. Appetite also always gets me, no way I could go 48 hours without eating.

Have you last meal 8pm Friday then do not eat till 8pm Saturday, you won't even feel the hunger if you set your mind to it. 24h should be enough to see if it's beneficial.

 

[goal245]

After the fast eat a light meal, 6oz tukey/chicken and some rice, see how that digests over night

 

[eaglecall]

Fasting helps but we still gotta add food back in

I wonder if karbolyn is pretty inflammatory I've used it in the offseason

I eat no gluten that I know of

Good. In case you're not sure, you should absolutely avoid wheat, barley, rye and oats. Yes, oats too, even if it says gluten free. Some people also need to avoid corn, depending on blood type and race. I avoid corn anyways because all US crops are contaminated with round up, even organic crops.

 

[nosnmiveins]

Have you last meal 8pm Friday then do not eat till 8pm Saturday, you won't even feel the hunger if you set your mind to it. 24h should be enough to see if it's beneficial.

Hmm sounds simple enough, I may try this

 

[Cracker69]

I use boswellia serrata. It works.

"The study, published in European Journal of Medical Research, explored the effects of boswellia on patients diagnosed with grade II and grade III ulcerative colitis. Subjects were given 350 milligrams of boswellia extracts three times a day for 6 weeks, after which researchers used microscopies of rectal biopsies and examined relevant blood parameters – including levels of leukocytes and esinophils – to determine the results.
They found that the boswellia group showed improvement in all parameters, with 82 percent going into remission, as compared to 75 percent for the sulfasalazine group. In other words, boswellia outperformed the pharmaceutical drug."

 

[CaptainDominate]

Cracker69

That's amazing!! How much do you take per day?

 

[Jaythomas]

Used BPC 157 post op shoulder surgery and have to say it seemed to work well in general. My rehab was light speed and I seemed to recover like a 20 year old. I think the compound is a good one for general use. I only have info on the inject able version, not familiar with any oral version.

 

[Akamai]

I saw a few posts on that what does it do exactly ? Restore gut bacteria?

It is considered a Prebiotic, much cheaper and works better then the prescription one that had him on.

Ak

 

[emeric delczeg]

my nephew uses DGWE Digestive Wheatgerm Extract, introduced to it by Emeric. My Nephew has very few mid flareups since he has taken it consistently.

Look into and goodluck.

Ak

The DWGE it has been reformulated, a study conducted by Dr.Serrano is availed by email, to anybody interested.