A good question. Completely unambiguously? No, because this is not a precise science. Subjectively helpful? Yes, though it might be the case that there is a casual effect, not a causal one.
If you read the log, especially the conclusion, you will note that I call out a triceps issue that did resolve. I feel like that was in part because of the peptides. But again, this is not a precise experiment and as a result, I can not say 100% objectively that it would not have resolved itself. I believe the peptides helped, based on past experience, but could not swear on a stack of Bibles that they did.
I DO believe that the ModGrf 1-29 and Ipamorelin stack is a good stack and brings sleep and fat loss benefits, but that comes with two caveats. First, you have to buy quality product. I do not believe that PW carries consistently quality product, BTW, based on my experience with them. Second, the results from these peptides are not revolutionary, rather more incremental. Expecting "tren equivalent" results is going to leave you disappointed, thought the fault is NOT with the product, rather with the preconceived notions about them.
Does the BPC which helped with your tendon issue kind of counter the "hardness" of the tren? Does it add elasticity to the tissue and make it sort of "stomachy?" So combining the two is good for injury prevention at knees and elbows but BPC is not going to help in like the middle of the quadriceps or the center of the pecs?
And I'm still really confused by the TB-500. I kind of get the elastin-like properties of BPC it makes sense because of where it comes from. I just don't really understand the type of tissue that's going to come from TB-500. Wouldn't it be kind of fatty? Like lymphatic? Why would that ever be a good idea unless you want wagyu (which is never since we aren't making food)? Does the tb-500 go into the space between the bones? So maybe good for bunions or worn labrums?
Last edited by RewardingLabor; 01-30-2023 at 12:34 PM.
I noticed you do subq injections with the bpc and tb500. Is there any reason not to directly inject into the space where your knee is injured? (maybe at reduced dosages?)
Two reasons:
1 - no need, they work fine for me systemically.
2 - too much opportunity to screw things up.
That said, I did try pinching some skin down on the quads and injecting there for a bit. It didn't seem to bring much to the game other than an additional injection location (which isn't nothing when you are injecting daily).
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