That would be my line of thinking as well
5mg rather than .5mg?
0.5 mg per day. That's 500 mcg, if that makes it clearer.
I've been injecting 5mg every other day, I figured that was the standard amount...
My lower back has acute pain stemming from a compression injury that happened decades ago. A back xray 15 years ago led the doctor to tell me my vertebra were fused...back then I was hiking a great deal and pain was minimal. Since that period, I gained weight and cut back on hiking and walking. My back has gotten significantly worse. A new doctor ordered another xray and told me there are hairline fractures, though arthritis could also be contributing to the pain. She prescribed tirz, and as of today I am down 17lbs. I have also been walking a couple miles 3-4 times weekly as I gradually work toward hiking again. When I began, the pain was quite severe, and now it is far less. I credit most of that to the weight loss plus the exercise...I began BPC-157 2 weeks ago at 250mcg. Because I am sensitive to drugs, I always choose a low starting dose. The first few doses left me dizzy, so I switched to pinning at night...A week ago I also added KPV, which produced a pleasant mellow feeling. Same dose, 250mcg. I pin that in the AM. I have to say, the pain has dropped off more quickly since the KPV...I ordered 4 kits of that...
I believe the BPC is working and I will continue it. An extra benefit of the BPC is that I think it helps with the 'tirz stomach'. I pinned tirz yesterday and had only a burp or two. Previously I always needed to suck on tums, especially at night...I have a vial of TB500 and might work it in once I feel settled with the KPV....
For your body, .5-1mg is more than enough. When you go with 5mg, you're simply burning cash and it won't give you any extra benefit.
Do you inject into the stomach area, or close to where the injury is?Flash-BCR said:
My lower back has acute pain stemming from a compression injury that happened decades ago. A back xray 15 years ago led the doctor to tell me my vertebra were fused...back then I was hiking a great deal and pain was minimal. Since that period, I gained weight and cut back on hiking and walking. My back has gotten significantly worse. A new doctor ordered another xray and told me there are hairline fractures, though arthritis could also be contributing to the pain. She prescribed tirz, and as of today I am down 17lbs. I have also been walking a couple miles 3-4 times weekly as I gradually work toward hiking again. When I began, the pain was quite severe, and now it is far less. I credit most of that to the weight loss plus the exercise...I began BPC-157 2 weeks ago at 250mcg. Because I am sensitive to drugs, I always choose a low starting dose. The first few doses left me dizzy, so I switched to pinning at night...A week ago I also added KPV, which produced a pleasant mellow feeling. Same dose, 250mcg. I pin that in the AM. I have to say, the pain has dropped off more quickly since the KPV...I ordered 4 kits of that...
For every report, I'd expect the findings to be presented roughly along these lines:
For tirz, I switch between my thigh and my stomach...every time I note down which spot...from what I've gathered, injecting close to the area likely makes no difference...ymmvWetbread55$ said:
For your body, .5-1mg is more than enough. When you go with 5mg, you're simply burning cash and it won't give you any extra benefit.
Do you inject into the stomach area, or close to where the injury is?Flash-BCR said:
My lower back has acute pain stemming from a compression injury that happened decades ago. A back xray 15 years ago led the doctor to tell me my vertebra were fused...back then I was hiking a great deal and pain was minimal. Since that period, I gained weight and cut back on hiking and walking. My back has gotten significantly worse. A new doctor ordered another xray and told me there are hairline fractures, though arthritis could also be contributing to the pain. She prescribed tirz, and as of today I am down 17lbs. I have also been walking a couple miles 3-4 times weekly as I gradually work toward hiking again. When I began, the pain was quite severe, and now it is far less. I credit most of that to the weight loss plus the exercise...I began BPC-157 2 weeks ago at 250mcg. Because I am sensitive to drugs, I always choose a low starting dose. The first few doses left me dizzy, so I switched to pinning at night...A week ago I also added KPV, which produced a pleasant mellow feeling. Same dose, 250mcg. I pin that in the AM. I have to say, the pain has dropped off more quickly since the KPV...I ordered 4 kits of that...
I came across a Janoshik public report. I get what you're referring to. Still, that particular detail wasn't present in any of the reports I was able to locate today
Here it is.
As I mentioned before, that kind of detail shows up on some reports. What I'm getting at is that it isn't present on every single one.
Let me set the record straight: that initial remark about TB-500 being more prone to dilution for pricing wasn't mine.
Dilute? That word never came from me — I'm not following what you're getting at.