Multiple Injury Sites - BPC

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I have bad/loose joints due to genetics, a strong tendency to hyperextend. Right knee and left shoulder are the current sensitive areas right now. I had meniscus repair about a year ago on my knee and i recently dislocated my shoulder

Question for application: let’s say I do a 45 day cycle, should I focus on one location for the entire cycle, switch locations every other day, or just hit the belly and let the compound prioritize?

I plan to stack with TB and I’ll probably run KPV before any cycle to calm system and help the Wolverine focus.

Appreciate your thoughts!
 
ColdSmoke said:


Certainly not all (anecdotal) data, as I’ve heard many YouTube “MDs” say local administration for BPC is more beneficial.

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This is a tough one, cause for the benefits of the pep stack, I think both could be true. I am coming the end of my 4th week of the stack, and I have noticeable benefits. I have hip/knee pain and gut issues. I have generally found midsection to be the easiest injection site, I have hit glute, arm, and midsection for this injection, left side focused but also sprinkling in right side to spread out the constant injections. I can’t tell you definitively that injecting near the trouble sight helped more or not since I have spread it out, and my issues are spread out. I do think that the benefits are systemic tho, cause how else would it be helping my gut and joints simultaneously without uber focused injection site specificity.

Idk if focusing injections to one area alone won’t benefit both trouble areas.
 
ColdSmoke said:


I have bad/loose joints due to genetics, a strong tendency to hyperextend. Right knee and left shoulder are the current sensitive areas right now. I had meniscus repair about a year ago on my knee and i recently dislocated my shoulder

Question for application: let’s say I do a 45 day cycle, should I focus on one location for the entire cycle, switch locations every other day, or just hit the belly and let the compound prioritize?

I plan to stack with TB and I’ll probably run KPV before any cycle to calm system and help the Wolverine focus.

Appreciate your thoughts!

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What did you end up doing? And why not just run KPV simultaneously? I honestly believe the systemic nature of it makes it easier to use. My chronic hand tendon pain was definitely helped (round of KLOW ) and I only did belly/glute, and two very painful thigh injections.

Also, you sound hypermobile (I'm also hypermobile, diagnosed with hEDS). Ever look into that?
 
I also agree with it being effective everywhere regardless of point of injection. I know some v say it's best at injury site, but my personal experience negates that. I injected above my bad knee a few times and still experienced healing in my hands/wrists before my knee improved. After that week or so of doing at my knee I switched to just belly site and in another few weeks had whole body (including knee) healing/huge improvements. My best dose ended up being 1mg bpc daily and 1mg tb500 2-3x/week before I really saw improvement in my knee. I have hypermobile EDS so I have whole body looseness/dislocations due to the crap cartilage I've got.

I know OP has likely already done most of their cycle (ps. I don't cycle bpc, it's daily period for me now after so much benefit), but given the short half life of bpc and your rather acute injuries/history of joint issues, you can easily inject 2x/day for a while and do both injury sites. Just do a smaller dose. In my case I'd do 500mcg 2x/day. Your dose may differ.
 
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What did you end up doing? And why not just run KPV simultaneously? I honestly believe the systemic nature of it makes it easier to use. My chronic hand tendon pain was definitely helped (round of KLOW ) and I only did belly/glute, and two very painful thigh injections.

Also, you sound hypermobile (I'm also hypermobile, diagnosed with hEDS). Ever look into that?

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Haven’t started yet. I’ve had family in town for two weeks straight. Starting next week. Going to run everything subq in the normal systemic places. Not seeming like injury site is something I will benefit from.

First time I’ve heard of hEDS; I’ll check it out.
 
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