Roman's TB-500 log...........

[Times Roman]

Must be fukken nice... lol.

It is nice. It's been a few months pain free now.

[yosimitesam]

Hi Roman,

Great post, and thank you for keeping it up with your logs. I just introduced my first shot yesterday, and look forward to seeing what/if improvements are made. I also have nasty elbow tendonitis that gets aggravated from squats, and further irritated on days I do biceps. I'm hoping this will reduce the irritation enough to get through my workouts without forcing me to seriously modify my routine.

Anyway, thanks to your very detailed logging, I decided to give this a try. Usually skeptical at first, as there's no miracle drug, the evidence from people who have actually used TB 500 seems to be overwhelming in receiving at least some relief in their most stubborn joint areas.

Thanks again man, and hopefully I'll be reporting of my progress, too.

[Times Roman]

In my humble opinion, for now, you are probably better off modifying your routine to avoid this happening again. TB will not permanently keep you pain free. It will help you heal, but if you continue with the same routines, chances are, your tendinitis will return.

just my .02

Hi Roman,

Great post, and thank you for keeping it up with your logs. I just introduced my first shot yesterday, and look forward to seeing what/if improvements are made. I also have nasty elbow tendonitis that gets aggravated from squats, and further irritated on days I do biceps. I'm hoping this will reduce the irritation enough to get through my workouts without forcing me to seriously modify my routine.

Anyway, thanks to your very detailed logging, I decided to give this a try. Usually skeptical at first, as there's no miracle drug, the evidence from people who have actually used TB 500 seems to be overwhelming in receiving at least some relief in their most stubborn joint areas.

Thanks again man, and hopefully I'll be reporting of my progress, too.

[yosimitesam]

Hi Roman,

Thanks for your reply. Yes, as I age, I've understood the importance of modifying my workouts to prevent me from training altogether. I've got different bars for squatting, a hex bar for alternate deadlifts, shoulder presses and shrugs, as well as an excellent earthquake bar that really does help with the shoulder joints. In addition, I alter deadlifts with raised distances when my back isn't feeling very groovy, and modify my stance, which is also great for hitting different muscle groups. It's funny, though, like you mentioned earlier, the ancillary exercises for smaller muscle groups can be the buggers of it all. And, thankfully there are more ways to skin a cat in order to work them out.

I'm just hoping the TB 500 offers a better alternative than NSAIDS. I don't expect it to completely alleviate pain, and like I mentioned, I don't believe in any miracle cure. I've just seen a lot of positive testimonials on it at least helping and making the care for stubborn joints more manageable.

I thought about changing my name to Tenny since I'm tendonitis prone, but the older I get, the more I learn how to stretch, work around and strengthen the weak links that contribute to some of the pain.

Anyway, thanks again for replying.

[Times Roman]

For the last few weeks, I've been experiencing a tingling sensation in my hand. Mostly in my thumb. I've had this sensation before to due mild carpal tunnel issues. So I shot 5mg of TB this morning to see if that will accelerate the rehab process.

I'll keep you posted.

[yosimitesam]

For the last few weeks, I've been experiencing a tingling sensation in my hand. Mostly in my thumb. I've had this sensation before to due mild carpal tunnel issues. So I shot 5mg of TB this morning to see if that will accelerate the rehab process.

I'll keep you posted.

Wow. I hope that helps. I experienced that right before my shoulder surgery to remove an impingement, but fortunately haven't had to deal with carpal tunnel..(knock on solid oak veneer). My wife deals with it, however, and I know it's absolutely no fun.

Good luck and hope you feel better.

[V-ROID]

What a read! Glad the TB is working out for you Roman. I was researching TB 500 on the web and karma led me to where I should have came in the first place. The wife and I have been babying minor injuries for a few months now. Tennis elbow, rotator, neck, knee etc... Sounds like an option that we would like to try. I doubt it but are there are any female specific sides to worry about? Thanks for the log.
Ron

[Times Roman]

What a read! Glad the TB is working out for you Roman. I was researching TB 500 on the web and karma led me to where I should have came in the first place. The wife and I have been babying minor injuries for a few months now. Tennis elbow, rotator, neck, knee etc... Sounds like an option that we would like to try. I doubt it but are there are any female specific sides to worry about? Thanks for the log.
Ron

There have been a couple of women go on TB therapy, and I haven't heard any complaints. Remember, TB is a peptide, and this is the evolution of the molecule

Amino Acids < Peptides < Proteins

[ptex]

Any concern with angiogenesis? As it relates to tumor growth?

[yosimitesam]

Any concern with angiogenesis? As it relates to tumor growth?

Unless you already have a malignancy, I think you'll be okay. Angiogenesis is important for wound healing. Tumors are red blood cell hogs, and any type of solid blood flow to a malignant growth can shoot it into hyper warp mode.

And, honestly, if you already have a malignant tumor, you've got bigger problems than TB-500 to worry about.

[ptex]

I'm on my 2nd week of tb500 and someone brought it up to me.

[Times Roman]

Any concern with angiogenesis? As it relates to tumor growth?

Not that I've heard.

There are other peps out there I won't use again due to risk/benefit ratio too high, like GW501516 (risk of stomach polyps)

[yosimitesam]

I'm on my 2nd week of tb500 and someone brought it up to me.

You'll be fine. Wasn't trying to be smart with you or anything. Reading around and seeing all the positive benefits seem to outweigh any potential risks involved. There are also studies of Thymosin Beta 4 inhibiting tumor growth.

I'm on my third week, and haven't noticed anything miraculous. Although, my appetite is definitely increased, and I'm feeling a greater sense of well-being.

Good luck with your TB-500 therapy.

[lucas90x]

Hey TR, how long can you run TB500 for or how long have you ran it for?

[Times Roman]

Hey TR, how long can you run TB500 for or how long have you ran it for?

first, in my 332, just wanted to acknowledge that my reference to GW as a pep is inaccurate.


so how long can you run it for?

let's spin this around another way so you can see how I look at it.

after you are healed, why would you want to inject this into your body? once you are healed, injecting more doesn't make you "more healed". some like to think of an additional "maintenance dose" once they are healed. Like an "insurance policy"? I say NO. This would mean for the rest of my life. Forget that. If I need healing, i will deal with it again with another cycle of TB.

How long have i ran it for?

well, on my first try with TB, I went the six weeks, and found about 90% relief. So I continued, at a lesser dose, until I felt 100%, which was somewhere around 9 weeks. I had plenty more TB. But I began wondering why I would continue if I felt OK?

My son wanted to get in on it too. He's 20 at the time, or so. My woman would have been pissed if she knew I was giving TB to him, so DONT call her at 209 555 1212 and rat me out!! Anyways, he found great relief in his shoulder pain within say abouut a month.

TB is some really great stuff.

once you get past the fear of needles

[ma_atx]

TR - I was recommended looking into this by another member. I have skimmed through and I must have missed it. Did you actually give a link/price as to where you got this? I looked through ~5-6 pages and didnt see it.

[beerdogg]

The site sponsor has it. You can also look on the web and find it cheaper

[ma_atx]

I take it posting links to places to buy it is a no-no?

[GirlyGymRat]

I take it posting links to places to buy it is a no-no?

You so not want to post to other sites. There are rules. U should read them.

[Times Roman]

There are a variety of places you can get TB. I have never heard of anyone getting bogus (yet)....

[ma_atx]

You so not want to post to other sites. There are rules. U should read them.

unfortunately, I am illiterate.

I will take a look at the forum sponsor. A google search proved mostly unhelpful, unless I am looking for a horse product.

[GirlyGymRat]

unfortunately, I am illiterate.

I will take a look at the forum sponsor. A google search proved mostly unhelpful, unless I am looking for a horse product.

Mine was for animals. Meow. And research.

[ma_atx]

Am I blind - I am on the buysteriods.com website and I cant find TB500? Nothing comes up when I search for it either..

[ma_atx]

err- ignore that last post. I was looking at the website "Buysteroids.com"... I am guessing that is not the actual forum sponsor!!

My bad!!

[ma_atx]

So - I found it on AR-R.com.. I am looking to order it but had a few questions. I am sure I could google this, but I will likely end up more confused than I am already! It looks like there are multiple buying options - some with "Bacteriostatic Water 30mL" and others "NaCl - Sodium Chloride 0.9% 30mL".. What does that mean?

From what I have read, its an inject-able, so is that to dilute it? Or perhaps make it enter the blood stream?

Back to google I guess - but if anyone wants to break it down for me, I sure would appreciate it!

[ma_atx]

Alright - all read up. I think I fully understand it now. I am pretty disappointed though. It sells in 2 MG increments on the website. If I followed Romans method for 5 weeks I would need something like 7 orders of it. That could get pretty pricy.

=(

[Red Bastard]

Pricy compared to what?

Personally, I can't put a price on pain free mobility. I've already spent more on physiotherapy, with limited success, than my 13 2mg vials...

[Brazensol]

unfortunately, I am illiterate.

I will take a look at the forum sponsor. A google search proved mostly unhelpful, unless I am looking for a horse product.

It's for horses and guinea pigs. Guess who's the guinea pig?

[ma_atx]

Pricy compared to what?

Personally, I can't put a price on pain free mobility. I've already spent more on physiotherapy, with limited success, than my 13 2mg vials...

Fair enough. It would be roughly ~$300 for 5 weeks, which seems pretty high to me. Of course, I might just be a cheapo..

That - or Im not in enough pain to release the grip on my credit card...

[Term]

Hey TR, great job on the research log bro! I was just wondering what you thought about TB500's effectiveness on sub-acromial bursitis? I noticed I your log that when you were cycling, you stopped working out in the problem area(s). My inflammation comes mainly from usage of the shoulders...and from sleeping on the damn things But being inactive is not an option for me, at least not until the pain forces me to become so. Do you think that TB will stop the inflammation from occurring? Or is its usage better suited to rehabbing what ails?
Thanks in advance bro!

[Red Bastard]

So, I have a question, that I haven't seen come up yet.

I'm a number of weeks into my TB run. I've noticed an interesting effect, about 30 seconds after my injection, which lasts for about 5 minutes.

I get a strange pressure in my face and neck, accompanied by a red flush on the upper half of my body. At first I wrote it off as an anomaly, but by the 3rd week, I knew that it could only be coming from my injection. I've injected all sorts of compounds, with no similar effects. If I was the worrying sort, I could imagine that I might get panicky, but it soon passes, and hasn't gotten worse, on subsequent doses.

Anyone experience anything similar?

[bass]

the only thing I noticed is my BP has gone up a little, but not what you're describing. is your TB from ARR?

[JinNtonic]

Times Roman. Did you have lower back pain? I sleep on my side and toss and turn also. I have shoulder pain, and i can tell the turning all night agrivates my lower back. Thx

[Red Bastard]

the only thing I noticed is my BP has gone up a little, but not what you're describing. is your TB from ARR?

I'm in Canada, and prefer not to deal with import duties, and possible customs issues. If I mention the name of the company that I buy from, I'm liable to have my wrist slapped, but it is from a reputable Canadian peptide supplier...

[bass]

I'm in Canada, and prefer not to deal with import duties, and possible customs issues. If I mention the name of the company that I buy from, I'm liable to have my wrist slapped, but it is from a reputable Canadian peptide supplier...

just wanted to know if it was from ARR.

[Red Bastard]

Yeah, sorry for carrying on... Not from AAR...

[Times Roman]

So, I have a question, that I haven't seen come up yet.

I'm a number of weeks into my TB run. I've noticed an interesting effect, about 30 seconds after my injection, which lasts for about 5 minutes.

I get a strange pressure in my face and neck, accompanied by a red flush on the upper half of my body. At first I wrote it off as an anomaly, but by the 3rd week, I knew that it could only be coming from my injection. I've injected all sorts of compounds, with no similar effects. If I was the worrying sort, I could imagine that I might get panicky, but it soon passes, and hasn't gotten worse, on subsequent doses.

Anyone experience anything similar?

Absolutely not. Almost sounds like like a mild form of anxiety.

Dumb question time. And sorry for asking. Is this your first time with injections?

Times Roman. Did you have lower back pain? I sleep on my side and toss and turn also. I have shoulder pain, and i can tell the turning all night agrivates my lower back. Thx

I have arthritis in my lower back. TB does nothing for this, as there is nothing to heal. the arthritis is due to calcium deposits (aka "spurs") on the tips of the vertebrae, and these spurs digs into the tissue causing pain and inflammation.

[Times Roman]

duplicate posting

[JinNtonic]

Absolutely not. Almost sounds like like a mild form of anxiety.

Dumb question time. And sorry for asking. Is this your first time with injections?



I have arthritis in my lower back. TB does nothing for this, as there is nothing to heal. the arthritis is due to calcium deposits (aka "spurs") on the tips of the vertebrae, and these spurs digs into the tissue causing pain and inflammation.

Ok thx.

[Red Bastard]

Nope. Multiple injections per week, of many different compounds, in many different locations, over the last year. Anxiety is not something I experience. Especially not from poking myself with needles.