Expert Answered peps repair shop BPC-157, TB-500 and HGH

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Hallo.

Ich möchte folgendes Protokoll für mindestens 1 Monat durchführen:

Tägliche Dosierung:
Bpc157: 250mcg
Tb500: 500mcg
Ghkcu: 2mg
Hgh: 3-5 iu

Ich hatte 2 Bandscheibnvorfälle und momentan wieder Probleme im Lendenwirbelbereich. Außerdem machen meine Knie Probleme und scherzen in manchen Positionen. Das Knie macht in der vollen Kontraktion knieschende geräusche, hört sich ungesund an.

Mein Ziel ist mit parallel Stretching und Mobility Training die Sache in den Griff zu bekommen. Außerdem auch die Entwicklung Bein und Rumpfmuskulatur zu verbessern, auf den Rest des körpers anzupassen, da es eine schwäche bei mir ist.

Zu mir:
35 Jahre alt
1,85 m
96 Kg
7-10 % kfa
10 Jahre Trainingerfahrung
Fahre derzeit 250mg Testo e3d

Meine Frage:
wann am tag setze ich das HGH. Muss ich es auf mehrere Injektionen aufteilen? Ab welcher dosies beeinflusse ich meinen Blutzuckerspiegel so sehr das ich mit Insulin, Metformin Gegensteuern sollte und auch ab welcher Anwendungsdauer.

Passt meine Dosierung mit den weiteren Petiden? Ist die Injektionsstelle bei bpc 157 wirklich relevant.

Sind die 4 Wochen eine Zeitspanne die mir helfen wird oder sollte ich länger ansetzten?

Welche körperwerte sollte ich im Auge behalten. Und zur welchen zeit sollte ich allgemein die Stoffe injizieren?

 

[Sam Bjorn]

Hi,

What kind of sports have you been doing over the past 10 years? Just fitness and bodybuilding, or were you involved in other activities as well?

Is this your first time using testosterone, or do you have previous experience?

Peptide protocol​

As for your peptide protocol, it's something you can try. I know quite a few people who have had very good results with combinations of these peptides, including people with intervertebral disc problems.

Four weeks is a fairly short period when we're talking about tissue healing. Any problems involving collagen usually require a fairly long treatment period.

But there's another side to this. Some people with certain injuries experience significant pain relief very quickly, literally within days or weeks. That doesn't mean you should stop the cycle at that point, but it does suggest that the compounds are having a strong effect.

Overall, I'd put it this way: if you've used all of this for 12 weeks and haven't noticed any improvement, the chances of seeing results later aren't particularly high. But if you've experienced a real reduction in pain and discomfort, you could take a break and then repeat the cycle after some time as a preventive measure.

In any case, you need to understand that there's no guarantee of success. These are experiments. But the most important thing is that you're planning to work on rehabilitation at the same time. Regarding stretching and mobility training, do you have a physiotherapist or someone knowledgeable helping you? Or do you already have experience managing your back problems yourself?
I've dealt with similar issues personally, so I might be able to share some useful advice.

BPC-157 injections​

Your dosages look fine, yes. You could also try increasing BPC-157 to 400 mcg, for example
Regarding local BPC-157 injections, strangely enough, some people genuinely report better results from injecting near the injured area, even though there's no scientific evidence supporting this. A friend of mine told me just a couple of weeks ago that he'd been using BPC-157 for a long time without any improvement, but after injecting it near his injury, he experienced relief the very next day.
Sounds like a miracle, but it's not the first time I've heard something like this.

My own experience with local BPC injections was actually the opposite — the injured area felt worse the following day. But indirectly, this suggests that local administration may at least have a stronger interaction with the injured tissue.

HGH​

As for growth hormone, I'd start with 2–3 IU. At that dose, you can use a single injection per day. Try taking it before bed. Some people subjectively report better sleep when using HGH at night. If that doesn't work well for you, try injecting it in the morning instead.

Regarding blood glucose, HGH can potentially increase it, but the response is quite individual. Problems are more common in people who already have insulin resistance, since growth hormone can make it worse. For a young, healthy athlete, the risk is significantly lower, but it shouldn't be completely ruled out.

Do you have any blood test results related to glucose metabolism, such as fasting glucose, insulin, or HbA1c? If not, I can put together a list of tests that would make sense to do before starting the cycle.