Using Site Injections for Injuries

ManoftheWorld · Jan 19, 2011

I was curious of everybodys view on if any added benefit using your peptide of choice for site injections on various injuries...

I am going that route now for a more than likely muscle/tendon strain in my right forearm. I started up a few days ago with 2/day area injects with 20mcg ghrp-6/ 120mcg mod 1-29 ( I'm a fan of the .1mcg/kg ghrp & 1mcg/kg ghrh dosing I picked up from Dat's, and mines kinda close lol, I usually alternate between that or 1-2mcg/kg of just a GHRP)

I'm trying to narrow down any legitmacy to it as I will say I've had mixed results in the past but not sure based off memory. I did sub-q on my first intro to ghrp's using to fully heal an old hamstring tear. Additional times I've used various combos for site specific on either pec or delt injuries. It has been some time since used for the hammy and I want to say I had a quicker healing response with the site injects but when I think about it, having the bad hammy tear could have just been too large so naturally it gonna take longer than smaller tear in delt/pec... So thats were I'm drawing a little blank on if it really more effective or not..

juicin · Jan 19, 2011

Using GHRPs and CJC locally isnt going to help you with that injury. These peptides have to travel to the pituitary before they can exert their action. The pituitary will then release the GH. So, site injections are worthless with these. Dont get me wrong they will help.... but no need to try to shoot them in your forearm as opposed to your delt.

Maybe try some IGF locally.

Dens228 · Jan 19, 2011

juicin said:
Using GHRPs and CJC locally isnt going to help you with that injury. These peptides have to travel to the pituitary before they can exert their action. The pituitary will then release the GH. So, site injections are worthless with these. Dont get me wrong they will help.... but no need to try to shoot them in your forearm as opposed to your delt.

Maybe try some IGF locally.

I'm dealing with the same thing only it's my left arm. I can barely hold a glass of water right now or put on my seat belt. Needless to say it's really messing up what was turning out to be a kick as training run.

I'm going to try IGF-DES as soon as Precision gets it's site fully functional.

ManoftheWorld · Jan 20, 2011

Makes sense with the IGF being mentioned by Juicin and letting my brain work a little LOL I know I did a test run for injury related use with some LR3 probably about a year ago and stuck to mainly the delts since they are a trouble spot for me. More than likely thats what I am recalling in regards to the local use. I think my forearm issue developed from overdoing it on my back days, probably somehow using a certain grip on something that agitated it.. Skipping back day this week has definitely helped though, I dont get irritation from gripping during pushing movements.