Thoughts on Bpc 157 after back surgery

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Hey guys. Need some input on Bpc 157 after 4 disc surgery in lower back. Not fused just a lot of clean up. Of course going through the low back means cut muscle. Any input on this would be appreciated. Dosage and etc. thank family
 
Deeman said:
Hey guys. Need some input on Bpc 157 after 4 disc surgery in lower back. Not fused just a lot of clean up. Of course going through the low back means cut muscle. Any input on this would be appreciated. Dosage and etc. thank family
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It can't do nothing but help. How much is up for debate I suppose but imo def worth it.

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I have had many surgeries including joint replacements and I’ve not had as good of results with BPC or TB as I have had with PEG mgf.

Mechano-Growth Factor: an important cog or a loose screw in the repair machinery? - PMC

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

It is specifically used for repair and being pegylated it works for days after the injection.

Sustained delivery of MGF peptide from microrods attracts stem cells and reduces apoptosis of myocytes - PMC

Local release of drugs may have many advantages for tissue repair but also presents major challenges. Bioengineering approaches allow microstructures to be fabricated that contain bioactive peptides for sustained local delivery. Heart tissue damage ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
 
tommygunz said:
I have had many surgeries including joint replacements and I’ve not had as good of results with BPC or TB as I have had with PEG mgf.

Mechano-Growth Factor: an important cog or a loose screw in the repair machinery? - PMC

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

It is specifically used for repair and being pegylated it works for days after the injection.

Sustained delivery of MGF peptide from microrods attracts stem cells and reduces apoptosis of myocytes - PMC

Local release of drugs may have many advantages for tissue repair but also presents major challenges. Bioengineering approaches allow microstructures to be fabricated that contain bioactive peptides for sustained local delivery. Heart tissue damage ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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how do you dose it and for how long
 
Big Puppy said:
how do you dose it and for how long
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I’ll use 200mcg 2x wk. I have used it for as long as 8 weeks but being as it’s a peptide I don’t think you have to necessarily stick to a time span. I’ve used it for a heavily frayed glute off and on and it’s gotten better. Prior to that I tried BPC/TB without much success. It’s essentially mechano growth factor that you’d use post work out for repair, except it’s pegylated so it lasts for a few days instead of a few hours.
My source turned me onto a few vials after my hip replacement surgery. I was chatting with him about how my glute was damaged during surgery and he suggested I try it. He had luck with an injured calf he’d been suffering with for a while. I was impressed with the results.
 
tommygunz said:
I’ll use 200mcg 2x wk. I have used it for as long as 8 weeks but being as it’s a peptide I don’t think you have to necessarily stick to a time span. I’ve used it for a heavily frayed glute off and on and it’s gotten better. Prior to that I tried BPC/TB without much success. It’s essentially mechano growth factor that you’d use post work out for repair, except it’s pegylated so it lasts for a few days instead of a few hours.
My source turned me onto a few vials after my hip replacement surgery. I was chatting with him about how my glute was damaged during surgery and he suggested I try it. He had luck with an injured calf he’d been suffering with for a while. I was impressed with the results.
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Forgot to mention I pin it subQ like I would gh in my belly or wherever you can pinch some skin. It’s systemic and so it’s not site specific.
 
tommygunz said:
I’ll use 200mcg 2x wk. I have used it for as long as 8 weeks but being as it’s a peptide I don’t think you have to necessarily stick to a time span. I’ve used it for a heavily frayed glute off and on and it’s gotten better. Prior to that I tried BPC/TB without much success. It’s essentially mechano growth factor that you’d use post work out for repair, except it’s pegylated so it lasts for a few days instead of a few hours.
My source turned me onto a few vials after my hip replacement surgery. I was chatting with him about how my glute was damaged during surgery and he suggested I try it. He had luck with an injured calf he’d been suffering with for a while. I was impressed with the results.
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i got a customer with a bad back that's asking if there's something that will help. He's had some fusions etc.
So do you think it would help with a partially torn tricep tendon on the elbow?
 
tommygunz said:
I have had many surgeries including joint replacements and I’ve not had as good of results with BPC or TB as I have had with PEG mgf.

Mechano-Growth Factor: an important cog or a loose screw in the repair machinery? - PMC

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

It is specifically used for repair and being pegylated it works for days after the injection.

Sustained delivery of MGF peptide from microrods attracts stem cells and reduces apoptosis of myocytes - PMC

Local release of drugs may have many advantages for tissue repair but also presents major challenges. Bioengineering approaches allow microstructures to be fabricated that contain bioactive peptides for sustained local delivery. Heart tissue damage ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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That sure sounds like a very promising peptide, didn't know of this one prior to my Achilles injury so now next time I'll look for this one.
 
Big Puppy said:
i got a customer with a bad back that's asking if there's something that will help. He's had some fusions etc.
So do you think it would help with a partially torn tricep tendon on the elbow?
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It can’t hurt and it’s cheap enough. Its shorter life version has been used for many years for post workout recovery. I’d give it a try, a 2 mg vial is around $40. There’s 2000mcg in a vial so you can see how far it goes. I used 4 vials and had improvement with my glute. Im getting ready to take another run with it for my patella tendon pain. My doc said it’s safe, most don’t utilize peptides because in the US it’s not recognized therapy. In Canada it’s commonplace to get prescribed peptides. All my doc would prescribe is flexeril and that stuff made me hungover the next day.
 
It depends on the type of back surgery you had. It can only help. I can’t think of a reason it would harm. I used HGH after a back surgery. According to them the younger a person is the faster they recover which in translation means higher IGF-1 levels could save time recovering. There are other factors but I don’t think it could hurt.
 
Devil1 said:
Really good info, I’m a bpc/tb guy but the peg MGF sounds promising.
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That’s sounds great post your results and are you using one of them at a time or a cocktail at the same time and I would love to hear the results and hope what your injury is it helps you
 
pullup1000 said:
Has anyone had any luck with these peptides for a herniated disc? I've had mine going on 15 years now and managed to resist surgery but it’s giving extra grief lately.
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Yes. For my back HGH worked I haven’t tried the other peptides but I have heard some people who used bpc had improvements. It was for one guy L-3 to l-5.
 
pullup1000 said:
Good to hear! What did you take for 3 months and at what dose?
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This is a timeline I usually provide to clients with existing injuries or those recovering post-surgery, and I think it would work well for you too. I've had great success with both men and women using this approach:

  • 400-600mcg PEG-MGF, 3x per week
  • 500mcg BPC 157, 3x per week
  • 1mg TB 500, 3x per week
I've seen this combination work wonders, even for some of my toughest cases who complain as a hobby.
 
mackaveli23 said:
This is a timeline I usually provide to clients with existing injuries or those recovering post-surgery, and I think it would work well for you too. I've had great success with both men and women using this approach:

  • 400-600mcg PEG-MGF, 3x per week
  • 500mcg BPC 157, 3x per week
  • 1mg TB 500, 3x per week
I've seen this combination work wonders, even for some of my toughest cases who complain as a hobby.
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Awesome, thanks for that
 

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