BPC/TB Blend or Separate?

Drew_19

Drew_19

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GLOW didn't help my joint aches or my skin. I'm trying to find something. Mostly hurting in my shoulder and elbows. Are those pre-mixed blends any good, or should I just get BPC and TB and take them on their own?
 
Getting them separately gives you more control. Like, maybe you need 1mg of BPC and 1mg of TB, or maybe you need half a mg of BPC and a full mg of TB. If you buy them separate, you can adjust the dosage. With a blend, you can't change the ratio. You're stuck with their idea of the best mix.

Plus, what if you get side effects from one? You can just stop taking that one. With a mix, you gotta stop both.
 
Have you considered HGH? It might be helpful. Though I've heard HGH can sometimes cause fluid retention that puts pressure on nerves, like with carpal tunnel.

There are other peptides that might help with pain, like KPV (it's in KLOW) for reducing inflammation, and ARA-290 for nerve pain and inflammation.

What kind of pain are you having in your elbow and shoulder?
 
I prefer taking them individually. I do 250mcg of BPC two times a day, injected close to where it hurts. Right now, I'm injecting it into the lower part of my tricep for an elbow issue. And I inject 2mg of TB under the skin of my stomach every other day. With a mixture, you're limited in how you can dose it. I like having the ability to tailor the dose and how often I take it to what I need.
 
I have a 75% SLAP tear in my shoulder. The insurance company won't pay for it because it needs to be over 50%. I already had a couple of surgeries on it a long time ago, like 3 decades ago. Wow, I feel ancient now. One surgery was to open up the joint, the other was to clean up the tendon ends so it would heal. Both biceps tendons have had bits removed at the elbow and I have a small tear where the bicep connects in the shoulder.

Some background on my current stack. I'm on TRT, along with Reta, Nad+, ipa, and tesa. I already used 8 vials of glow70 and didn't see anything. Then 10 vials of ss31 and epitalon, again with zero results. I'm planning on starting a Mots-c cycle in early January.

I hurt my shoulder reaching too far in volleyball, and serving makes it worse.

Does anyone have dosage or timing suggestions, or any ideas about synergistic effects? I'd sure appreciate that. I'm planning to find a place to buy from tonight, maybe Jeep or J5, depending on costs and shipping.

I'd like a source in the US so I don't have to wait forever for it to get here.
 
Have you looked into KLOW yet? It could be that the GLOW you used was a bad batch.

I plan to go to GLOW after I finish this vial of BPC-157/TB-500. I'll stick to the recommended dosage of GHK-cu but I'll add more BPC-157 and TB-500 on top because I'll need more for injuries like yours.
 
But is the ratio right? I learned the expensive way that my 1:1 ipa/tesa blend isn't really working for me. I had to buy a separate batch of Tesa. So I take 700mcg of the blend in the morning, which is 350 ipa/350 tesa. Then I take that again at night plus 1mg of tesa to get 1.7 mg of TESA per day, which is in the middle of the 1.5 to 2mg range. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays I poke myself like crazy when I add the Nad+ and reta. 🤔
 
Sermorelin and TRT don't do the same thing at all. If you combine sermorelin with other peptides, you might be able to boost your natural GH, but it's not going to replace testosterone.
 
Has anyone stacked a GHRP with IGF-LR3? I'm trying to understand this all. I'm mainly interested in athletic performance. Does putting more IGF-1 in your bloodstream stop the GHRP from working?
 
BPC-157 and TB-500 in separate vials is generally better for dosing flexibility - you can titrate each independently depending on which is helping more. Pre-mixed blends are convenient but lock you into a fixed ratio that may not match your response, and GHK-Cu for skin as an add-on is a separate question from the joint protocol.
 
For shoulder and elbow joint issues specifically, BPC-157 separate from TB-500 tends to give more control over the individual response. Blends are convenient but the ratio is fixed. Since you are already tracking body composition, running them separately gives cleaner data on what is actually driving any improvement.
 
Pre-mixed blend saves pins and waste. The reason to stay separate is dose control - if one component needs adjusting, blends lock you into fixed ratios.
 
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