BPC-157 Labrum

[Get Some]

Have a torn labrum in each shoulder. I’m debating injecting both at the same time or starting with 1 to see how quickly I notice a difference. Anyone have experience with BPC specifically for a labrum tear? Thanks all. Good to be back

 

[jhotsauce7]

I don’t have experience fixing a labrum tear with BPC but I had my supraspinatus and SLAP tear surgically remedied but used BPC for 5 months during recovery and I found it helpful… I realize I don’t have any baseline to compare it to but I gained use and range of motion back faster than expected by my ortho, and it seemed to help reduce pain throughout the process.. seemingly by promoting quicker healing.

if it’s a partial tear, I would absolutely give a few rounds of treatment a try before you go under the knife. If it’s a full tear this might not do what you need.

 

[Therealkiller]

What jhotsauce7 said. It is worth a try, unless they are complete tears. I think I tried it on mine (I say I think as I tired it on several injuries) before I knew I had a complete tear.

 

[LITTLEMAGS]

My wife is currently using for that issue. And will know in 4 weeks after next mri visit

 

[BrotherIron]

It wasn't a labrum but my PTT. It made a big difference. I ran TB500 + BPC157. I ran 6 weeks with both and 6 weeks with just BPC and I took the shot in the lateral malleolus.

 

[ccpro]

I have a slight tear been using .2mcg of bpc 157 directly in the shoulder for 3 weeks...still hoping! Any idea if these animal tested peptides are being faked? I know dumb question anything will be faked, just wondering I should research another source...so many!!!!

 

[lfod14]

Definitely helped mine with pain, but TB-500 and GHK-Cu are good for soft tissue and cartilage. If you can find a doc to pin you with Pentosan Polysulfate, it helps regrow cartilage. Prob is you actually got to pin the joint/area directly. That's where I draw the line myself. IM and Sub-Q is one thing, blindly trying to pin a joint is above my pay grade, also don't have the balls to do it.... so there's that.

 

[ncsports]

I have surgery coming up for a SLAP tear, long head bicep tendon tear, and torn rotator cuff.

I was going to start a separate thread re: a post surgery peptide protocol but this thread seems fitting.

I was planning on BPC and TB500. Are there any other helpful peptides for such repairs without getting to a point of diminishing returns?

 

[SAD]

I have surgery coming up for a SLAP tear, long head bicep tendon tear, and torn rotator cuff.

I was going to start a separate thread re: a post surgery peptide protocol but this thread seems fitting.

I was planning on BPC and TB500. Are there any other helpful peptides for such repairs without getting to a point of diminishing returns?

If money isn’t an issue, I’d recommend KLOW, which is BPC157, TB500, ghk-cu, and KPV. The holy quadrinity of tissue repair.

Least important being KPV, which leaves you with GLOW.

Next least important being GhK-Cu, which leaves you with the “Wolverine blend” of Bpc157/TB500.

For post surgery I’d make sure to have both of those.

All of that said, the most important factors in your recovery will be diet and sleep and movement.

Low sugar, low grain, low inflammation diet. Excessive amounts of water.

7+ hours of sleep. Go to bed the same time every night, it’s as important as how long you sleep.

Don’t push through pain, and do listen to your PTs, but don’t be a lazy pussy couch potato either. Keep moving in all ways, even if you can’t move the shoulder very much. Your fascia is a giant onesie and needs to stay free moving.

 

[Wilson6]

If money isn’t an issue, I’d recommend KLOW, which is BPC157, TB500, ghk-cu, and KPV. The holy quadrinity of tissue repair.

Least important being KPV, which leaves you with GLOW.

Next least important being GhK-Cu, which leaves you with the “Wolverine blend” of Bpc157/TB500.

For post surgery I’d make sure to have both of those.

All of that said, the most important factors in your recovery will be diet and sleep and movement.

Low sugar, low grain, low inflammation diet. Excessive amounts of water.

7+ hours of sleep. Go to bed the same time every night, it’s as important as how long you sleep.

Don’t push through pain, and do listen to your PTs, but don’t be a lazy pussy couch potato either. Keep moving in all ways, even if you can’t move the shoulder very much. Your fascia is a giant onesie and needs to stay free moving.

BPC will likely work better with GH as well as it enhances the GH receptor in tendon fibroblasts. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6271067/

 

[SAD]

BPC will likely work better with GH as well as it enhances the GH receptor in tendon fibroblasts. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6271067/

Spot on, I had my peptide blinders on and forgot about the OG, 191 peptide.

 

[ncsports]

If money isn’t an issue, I’d recommend KLOW, which is BPC157, TB500, ghk-cu, and KPV. The holy quadrinity of tissue repair.

Least important being KPV, which leaves you with GLOW.

Next least important being GhK-Cu, which leaves you with the “Wolverine blend” of Bpc157/TB500.

For post surgery I’d make sure to have both of those.

All of that said, the most important factors in your recovery will be diet and sleep and movement.

Low sugar, low grain, low inflammation diet. Excessive amounts of water.

7+ hours of sleep. Go to bed the same time every night, it’s as important as how long you sleep.

Don’t push through pain, and do listen to your PTs, but don’t be a lazy pussy couch potato either. Keep moving in all ways, even if you can’t move the shoulder very much. Your fascia is a giant onesie and needs to stay free moving.

Thanks - I did not heal nor PT well from my quad tendon repair a couple of years ago. Definitely learned some lessons there that will help me do better this surgery as well as get back to where I was pre-knee/quad tendon surgery.