Mild Endotoxin-Like Response to Wolverine Stack?

[AbuReta]

Hey all,

I ripped my thumb open today while training BJJ. To speed up recovery, I began 350mcg of BPC and TB today (I've also been running Reta for 3 months). Rather than BAC, I went with sterile pharma-grade injection water made in Germany, figuring that way Chinese BAC can't ruin my peptide. The peptides were completely clear and dissolved without any problem. I did painless subQ shots into my thighs, and about 20 minutes later I noticed some fatigue plus a faint chilled, shivery feeling, though nothing that really bothered me. My wife mentioned I looked somewhat pale too. Overall I didn't feel good, but not awful either. After looking into endotoxin reactions, I can see some overlap here; it almost comes across as a mild endotoxin immune response. The batch is somewhat old, likely 7 months, but it ought to still be okay. Any thoughts? Thinking back to when I began Reta, I felt truly terrible that first week, yet within 20 days my body got used to the peptide, so honestly maybe it's simply my body reacting to a foreign substance.

 

[Calm Logic]

With such a small dose, I don't think endotoxins are the problem. Fatigue is something I frequently get from GLPs, though it doesn't happen with other peptides.

 

[AbuReta]

Even though the dose is low, I figured this shouldn't happen either. Still, it felt odd, not gonna lie, we will de

 

[Calm Logic]

My guess is that this is a stress response triggered simply by the injection itself:

/community-link/thread/14648/

/community-link/thread/14648/

One time I injected 2+ mg of BPC by mistake and had no reaction at all. Could be my OCD/anxiety, but for subq I feel better about using the arms or abdomen instead of the thigh.

In theory, absent 3P testing, what's in there could be GLPs rather than BPC/TB. That said, it's highly improbable, particularly because problems with the batch would likely have shown up already (assuming a popular vendor).

 

[AbuReta]

Calm Logic said:

My guess is that this is a stress response triggered simply by the injection itself:

/community-link/thread/14648/

/community-link/thread/14648/

One time I injected 2+ mg of BPC by mistake and had no reaction at all. Could be my OCD/anxiety, but for subq I feel better about using the arms or abdomen instead of the thigh.

In theory, absent 3P testing, what's in there could be GLPs rather than BPC/TB. That said, it's highly improbable, particularly because problems with the batch would likely have shown up already (assuming a popular vendor).

appreciate the reply mate ! honestly, I did try a forearm shot but all I've got are standard insulin pins and that needle is far too long, it hurt like hell, so I ended up just using my thighs. as for Reta, I always pin it in the lower belly and keep running into problems, my guess is it's the crappy Chinese BAC water it's probably not even BAC water at all

 

[Calm Logic]

Yeah, the forearm is a no-go. If you're going to do arms, stick to the upper arm. For the injection itself, I'd go with 6 mm needles.