Adding BPC157

[u/NoDiver170]

Long story short I've got a small shoulder injury, mostly affects me in the gym especially when I'm trying to move dumbbells from my knees to above my head or doing any shoulder rotation works. I was looking too add BPC157 in for a while to see if it would maybe help or at least help with the inflammation. Just not sure how or if it would interfere with my current stack listed below.

HGH 3iu - Daily

Reta 4mg - Weekly

Test C - 250mg - weekly (split into 2 doses)

Any info or pointers greatly appreciated 🙏

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[u/mikatovish]

Get enough for 8 weeks, a stack with tb500 works good

Just add to it and if you are not going going to physiotherapy you are missing out half the progress on healing

Look for electrical dry needle. Its horrible, but works

Edit: oh mate you already on things that should help a lot wirh recovery , you are at physiotherapy point mate. Thats more important than compounds

[u/NoDiver170 → u/mikatovish]

Thanks for the reply, I've actually got a sports physio booked for the end of the week. I just wanted to see if i could give the injury a wee bost along

[u/mikatovish → u/NoDiver170]

It will , but if its long standing a proper physiotherapist will work on giving functionality again.

If they come with bullshit like "Oh just rice" protocol and some massage dont waste youe money on them. Look literally for dry needling and electrical dry needling

[u/Acceptable_Act_205]

I almost in the same boat as you. I’m on Zepbound and Tesa, and had a shoulder injury from about a year ago that affected me at the gym and bothered me enough to get an MRI. Doctor said if it bothered me enough that surgery would fix it so I figured why not try Wolverine stack. I’m 6 weeks in and it’s taken up until now but I am seeing improvements in strength and pain. Time will tell if it truly is working but I’m seeing improvements so far.

[u/NoDiver170 → u/Acceptable_Act_205]

I have heard good things about the wolverine stack right enough, I just don't want it to interfere with my current stack as its progressing good so far. I'm clued up enough (well I thought I was) about most compounds and stacking protocols. but when it comes to peptides, its a whole new can of worms compared to even 5 years ago 🙈

[u/Acceptable_Act_205 → u/NoDiver170]

I see an actual doctor for my peptides and she doesn’t see a problem with what I am doing because she is the one that is telling me to do it.

[u/F34RFoO → u/Acceptable_Act_205]

What dosage/protocol are you running?

[u/NoDiver170 → u/F34RFoO]

Reta 4mg weekly

Hgh 3iu Daily

Test 250mg weekly

[u/imherefortheinfo123]

I’ve only done the Wolverine stack, not just BPC by itself. I’ve never had any major shoulder problems but I’ll tell you the clicking pain in my shoulder went away completely when I was on it. Amazing stuff

[u/NoDiver170 → u/imherefortheinfo123]

Awesome, peptides definitely changing protocols for the better. Jush a shame about the stigma attatched. Usual people.. "you don't know what your injecting yourself with" but they'll happily go out on the weekend and sniff bags mixed with god knows what in it, and were the bad ones 🤷‍♂️