Wolverine Stack- Any Success???

[pcf]

I use TB-500 for wound healing whereas is BPC-157 for injury healing/recovery.

When I’ve used TB-500 for like post surgery I’d run it at 1mg daily for a few weeks while incisions are healing.
Then whenever I use BPC-157 I run 1mg daily. Most of the time split in am/pm doses but if I forget or don’t have time I will still just pin 1mg total when I do get to pin. I’ll use BPC from anywhere from 20-60 days depending on the injury/recovery.

That’s great! But 1 mg BPC seems high, is that a typical dose?

 

[MrWhisper]

That’s great! But 1 mg BPC seems high, is that a typical dose?

Depending on the injury I guess you could do 250mcg 2 Xs per day but for me I like 500mcg 2Xs per day for a total of 1mg daily. This dose seems to work well for me.

 

[GoBirds1212]

Had tennis elbow and started injecting daily (using a chip clip for excess skin) into my elbow. Felt great two weeks later, like it never happened. After 1 week it felt almost gone. I have to go back and look at the dosage, but I know I was injecting 20 units daily.

 

[MrWhisper]

Had tennis elbow and started injecting daily (using a chip clip for excess skin) into my elbow. Felt great two weeks later, like it never happened. After 1 week it felt almost gone. I have to go back and look at the dosage, but I know I was injecting 20 units daily.

Well that’s great but yeah bro heavily depends on mg of the compound in the vial and how much BAC water was used to reconstitute it to accurately identify your dosing.

 

[GoBirds1212]

Well that’s great but yeah bro heavily depends on mg of the compound in the vial and how much BAC water was used to reconstitute it to accurately identify your dosing.

Hence, why I said I need to go back and look at the doseage. Was more saying, "yea, the shit works"

 

[EasterBunny1020]

Has anyone had success and any positive reviews with the Wolverine stack??

Had a friend do it and it significantly helped his partially torn peck heal after a 2 month stack.

 

[GoBirds1212]

Well that’s great but yeah bro heavily depends on mg of the compound in the vial and how much BAC water was used to reconstitute it to accurately identify your dosing.

Just looked back, I was using 400mcg

 

[Adjustingmysac]

.500 mcgs 2x per day and tb-500 at 2.5 mg 2x per week. Last 3 weeks I did bpc at 750 mcgs 2x per day - 10 weeks total.

 

[Vee]

Wolverine Stack has absolutely helped me with managing PIP from daily Test Prop shots…also doing a lot more poops i do believe its helpful for the GI

 

[Andy88]

Just straight BPC.

Tldr:/ it fixed my feet issues.

I walk a lot on ceramic and stone tiles in socks only all day, around 10k steps a day.

2.5 years ago I started to get feet injuries (that when weight was 112kg). Mostly pain when walking around where archilles tendon is attached. I tried supplements thinking maybe I have some diet deficiency. I got some special slippers that improved it, but every type of slippers I bought fell apart after a month or two of my use

So I had to walk a bit less. Sometimes it would be one foot, sometimes the other, sometimes both.

I started on bpc157 250ug a day subcutaneously into the stomach fat (I didn't know it's better to target the place). After a month both feet healed.

I stopped, two months later the problem returned. Then I kept on BPC for 2 months and now 6 months later it's still fine. Although in last 2 months I lost 11kg so that is also a factor.

 

[Zathius]

Has anyone had success and any positive reviews with the Wolverine stack??

I have tried two kits back to back and got nothing out of it, based on everything I’ve read, I’m pretty sure the people that think it’s helped them have had a placebo effect. I asked a doctor who is about to start a blood treatment for my torn rotator cuffs about it, and she laughed derisively and said that it doesn’t target enough proteins to be effective.

 

[Perfectrep]

I tore my quad in November last year. I forget what grade they called it but almost a complete rupture. I was injecting directly into the injury site and healed much quicker than anticipated. I’ve also tried it for tennis elbow with minimal success.

Has anyone had success and any positive reviews with the Wolverine stack??

I tore my lateral meniscus in December, have a bakers cyst behind the knee. At the end of March, I started BPC/TB and noticed a difference in a matter of days. I’m also almost 49 years old. I’ve done several additional bottles, some Wolverine, some GLOW and some just BPC since then. My knee isn’t 100% but I’d say it’s 85%. The tear wasn’t terrible at the start, I’ll admit, but it was training on about half a knee until I used the peptides….

 

[Leadville]

So I've done the wolverine stack, then I've done each compound separately. As they have different half-lives and while they sort of do the same thing, they also wildly do different things. First off consistency matters. You can't just do it a few times a week and expect any results. You're not going to get results for months so you need a pin daily for maybe 3 months. I found that spot pinning with bpc, if you can manage to pinch any fat around the area, works great. But you definitely need that build up time. For example I compete in strongman and the highland games, my knees hurt or at least they used to hurt, now after spot pinning not so much. My experience with TB was a little bit different. TB is your ibuprofen, I could take it Sub-Q in the gut and while it wouldn't reduce inflammation as much as Bpc, It seemed to Target everywhere and slowly reduce pain over time. I could feel it working in my knees and my shoulders over time. I pinned both separately for 3 months and then together for 3 months. This was over a 9-month period. The stack was okay but I don't think I'll go back to it, I prefer of being able to Target bpc. I do think I'll run each independently at different times.

 

[Glycomann]

What dose?

I used 1 mg a day of each when I had my knee replacement along with 2 iu GH. The leg got really really vascular.