Wolverine injection site for shoulder?

[Greenhorn999]

Want to test this stack for a recurring sensitive shoulder tendon/joint inflammation-type injury. I read inject close to where the injury is located for 157 to do it's best work but top of the shoulder is pretty much all bone, not sure where others injected for shoulder injuries?

 

[Greenhorn999]

Right between trap and delt. It's fucking miserable and preventing any shrugs or presses.

 

[Wisedoom]

I'd probably just pin delts, if you're not super lean, just eyeball depth instead of going full depth. But if you hit IM it's not a big deal. Just absorbs quicker

 

[Slowsol]

Since it’s a water based peptide it won’t really matter where you inject it. Within 5 minutes of injection the water has dispersed from the injection depo and gone systemic in your body. I think any reports of localized injections increasing efficacy are placebo at best

 

[19NorFan]

Right between trap and delt. It's fucking miserable and preventing any shrugs or presses.

Right side?

 

[Greenhorn999]

Yep

 

[19NorFan]

Is it like a deep pressure and sharp pain? That could be referred pain from your gallbladder or liver as opposed to a muscle issue. I would get it checked out for that too and not assume it's muscular.

It's very common in enhanced lifters to develop gallbladder issues due to elevated LDL. The bile becomes cholesterol rich, which impairs the gallbladder's contractility, which creates pressure and then referred pain into the right shoulder blade.

But it could be muscular. If I have this conversation with 10 guys and all 10 of them go to the doc, about a third of the time they find out they have gallbladder issues, sometimes easily fixed, sometimes more chronic.

 

[Wisedoom]

Is it like a deep pressure and sharp pain? That could be referred pain from your gallbladder or liver as opposed to a muscle issue. I would get it checked out for that too and not assume it's muscular.

It's very common in enhanced lifters to develop gallbladder issues due to elevated LDL. The bile becomes cholesterol rich, which impairs the gallbladder's contractility, which creates pressure and then referred pain into the right shoulder blade.

But it could be muscular. If I have this conversation with 10 guys and all 10 of them go to the doc, about a third of the time they find out they have gallbladder issues, sometimes easily fixed, sometimes more chronic.

Good info and explaination. I love to see shit like this, ty

 

[Greenhorn999]

Sharp pain top of the shoulder directly at the joint, clicking when I press. It's not gall bladder in my case. Had this before on both shoulders actually, this time it's just on the right. My tendons appear weak there according to my sports medicine guy who did an ultrasound.

 

[Sickxlost]

Just get as close as you can. The closer the better but it don’t have to be exactly on it.

 

[BFulforth]

Sharp pain top of the shoulder directly at the joint, clicking when I press. It's not gall bladder in my case. Had this before on both shoulders actually, this time it's just on the right. My tendons appear weak there according to my sports medicine guy who did an ultrasound.

I would just pin it in your delt on the affected side. I’m pretty sure these peps are systemic and I don’t know that site specific injections are necessary. But if I had this issue I’d probably pin it somewhere near the affected area instead of subq in my stomach.


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[Greenhorn999]

I'm reading a lot that they are indeed systemic. The water is absorbed and it goes through your system. I'm no expert but I'm gonna go with subcut injections and see how it goes and share my results. I can't find fat on my shoulder so might as well.

 

[Greenhorn999]

Maybe

 

[Wisedoom]

I'm reading a lot that they are indeed systemic. The water is absorbed and it goes through your system. I'm no expert but I'm gonna go with subcut injections and see how it goes and share my results. I can't find fat on my shoulder so might as well.

Yeah, shoulder subq is hard since you can't pinch. Can you sub q on pec?

 

[FearsomeCOR]

Just get as close as you can. The closer the better but it don’t have to be exactly on it.

I'm reading a lot that they are indeed systemic. The water is absorbed and it goes through your system. I'm no expert but I'm gonna go with subcut injections and see how it goes and share my results. I can't find fat on my shoulder so might as well.

Just get as close as possible as sick said. It does go systemic eventually, however with the short half life of BPC ideally most want as much of its active life near the target injury before the time it takes to spread through the body systemically.