I've dug into a good amount of peptide literature, and it's not great. The studies are sparse, the controls aren't very good, and of course the lack of human trials is apparent. Many effects most people talk about being "shown in research" are extreme extrapolations. With that said, the possibilities are promising - IF the mechanisms actually work the way they are theorized too. With that said... I've taken a BPC-157 + TB500 stack for a SIJ ligament sprain, and although I was doing many other modalities I am confident to say it helped. I think the key is that if you are going to use peptides DYOR, understand the risk, and most importantly test your own tolerance. There is just not enough data to have 'protocols' so start with suggested use and modify based on your reactions. For research purposes, of course
I can’t believe the alpha on this page lately. Thanks for the post AJAC.
Question - what could go wrong in the short term? (Mild pain, other mild symptoms?) and what could go wrong in the long run? Specifically, if you expose your body to a peptide for 12 weeks does it throw off your body’s natural ability to produce that peptide later?
I've dug into a good amount of peptide literature, and it's not great. The studies are sparse, the controls aren't very good, and of course the lack of human trials is apparent. Many effects most people talk about being "shown in research" are extreme extrapolations. With that said, the possibilities are promising - IF the mechanisms actually work the way they are theorized too. With that said... I've taken a BPC-157 + TB500 stack for a SIJ ligament sprain, and although I was doing many other modalities I am confident to say it helped. I think the key is that if you are going to use peptides DYOR, understand the risk, and most importantly test your own tolerance. There is just not enough data to have 'protocols' so start with suggested use and modify based on your reactions. For research purposes, of course
My understanding on HGH was that it was different in that it was a replacement dose instead of peptides which stimulate your own body to release GH.
My question is why bother with anything else when HGH does everything a peptide can do?
Tesamorelin vs tesofensine? Not seeing tesamorelin on limitless site. Would love your thoughts
I can’t believe the alpha on this page lately. Thanks for the post AJAC.
Question - what could go wrong in the short term? (Mild pain, other mild symptoms?) and what could go wrong in the long run? Specifically, if you expose your body to a peptide for 12 weeks does it throw off your body’s natural ability to produce that peptide later?
Seems like a no brainer for many injuries if not.
It won’t affect your body’s ability to replace HGH. In long term usage it can fuck with your metabolism and specifically blood sugars.
This is 🤯. godspeed biohackers. I'm gonna sit this one out with the rest of the sheeple. Make sure you measure that water really accurately.