Peptides / Bioregulators

I took only one round, and the doc doesn’t know. I think bioregulators are a scam. Meanwhile, my vision has been stable at all of my biannual visits, both before and after Visoluten.

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Peptide Update

For me, TB Frag (1-4) is more effective than TB-500, the final seven-AA sequence, and more effective than the full 43-AA peptide. Dosing Frag (1-4) at 500 mcg per day keeps me pain free for a month, and then I cycle off for a month, during which the pain relief continues.

500-mg capsules of BPC-157, ordered from SwissChems, have done nothing for me. Maybe they were on-sale for a reason.

EOD injections of a TB/BPC/GHK-cu combo work well for me. I was lucky to buy several kits when the price was low.

Semak spikes my blood pressure by 15-20 points.

I have found that, at daily intranasal doses of 300 mcg, selank and epitalon do have cognitive benefits. But I still do stupid things.

I have bone-on-bone osteo in the knee, but it doesn’t hurt. The Mayo Clinic says that this is not unusual. Nevertheless, I frequently, almost daily, inject AOD-9604 into the sub-patellar space, trying to extend my staying power.

Today, I pulled a muscle and came up gimpy. Nothing makes you injury free.

When I was in the martial arts, I routinely went home from sparring with serious lumps and bruises. But I always had a secret sauce, a miracle in a bottle. Back then, I could buy Dit Da Jow, an amazing herbal analgesic, in Chinatown or at any martial arts store worthy of the name. The Dit Da Jow I’ve gotten from Amazon is nowhere near the same.

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This is injections, not oral correct?

Injections, yes. Unsuccessfully tried capsules of BPC-157.

Has anyone found out what Klotho fragment Celia-health is selling-and are there any papers that show this fragment increases PF4? Even in a murine model?