skaylife
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My passion is flying with paramotor. Last year another pilot friend had an accident during a mislanding in wrong wind direction and his shoulder was dislocated. He is almost 70 years old and can not recover good. After the accident he had always pain on his shoulder and could not dare to fly again. Doctors told him that he had to learn live with that and could never recover enough to fly again. Staying on ground under good flight conditions is not an option for a paramotor pilot. Compare it with a bird without wings. He was no more happy.
4 months ago I have suggested him to try KLOW and he agreed with that. I have ordered a KLOW80 kit and planned a cycle of 4 vials spread through 12 weeks with titrating dosage. Reconstituted each vial on time for him and followed his usage. During first 8 weeks he had no progress and I also couldn't dare titrate to a higher dosage because of Copper in it. So I concluded that KLOW was not what it supposed to be because of fixed dosages.
Ordered a kit of Wolverine10 (5mg, BPC157+5mg, TB500) stack and added 500mcg/day during his last 20 days of KLOW usage. After 15 days asked him if it has helped a little bit? Not significantly, he said. Then I told him that we should stop with KLOW and Wolverine. He asked why and told me that he did not have any pain since 45 days ago
. He wasn't sure if it was recovered and could not dare to use his arm and talk about it until being sure that it was recovered. Wolverine did not make any significant change. But I don't have pain anymore. I can't wait to start second cycle he said.
So my final conclusion about KLOW is that it needs time. But it works. I adviced him to start exercising his shoulder with light weights and make it stronger. Hopefully, KLOW can give him his wings back within a few months.
4 months ago I have suggested him to try KLOW and he agreed with that. I have ordered a KLOW80 kit and planned a cycle of 4 vials spread through 12 weeks with titrating dosage. Reconstituted each vial on time for him and followed his usage. During first 8 weeks he had no progress and I also couldn't dare titrate to a higher dosage because of Copper in it. So I concluded that KLOW was not what it supposed to be because of fixed dosages.
Ordered a kit of Wolverine10 (5mg, BPC157+5mg, TB500) stack and added 500mcg/day during his last 20 days of KLOW usage. After 15 days asked him if it has helped a little bit? Not significantly, he said. Then I told him that we should stop with KLOW and Wolverine. He asked why and told me that he did not have any pain since 45 days ago
So my final conclusion about KLOW is that it needs time. But it works. I adviced him to start exercising his shoulder with light weights and make it stronger. Hopefully, KLOW can give him his wings back within a few months.