Peptides BPC-157 and TB-500. Shoulder pain

[The Fat Coyote]

@The Fat Coyote care to share what brand you are using?

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I ordered from directhealthshop.com - i didn't mention earlier because i didn't want to sound like a schill for a peptide shop. its really hard to discern which places are legit and which ones are riding a hype train.

they're a bit pricier than other online shops but they sell everything you would need so i picked them out of convenience more than anything, their reviews are decent as well.

 

[timekiller13]

Man I don't feel like injecting myself daily, any other options?

There’s a nasal spray for BPC-157. Its molecular weight allows it to absorbed through the mucous membranes. It’s the only one that can be administered that way, that I’m aware of.

Amino Asylum has it available from time to time.

 

[earrow]

I did the ipamorelin regimen twice a couple years ago would do it again, but I don’t think it’s available better sleep less pain more energy better sleep was probably the most noticeable not tired in the middle of the day did the blood work I think it helped with the HGH level don’t remember for sure

 

[180ls1]

Look into PRP as well, I would try this before the peptides as they may have an interference effect.

 

[awcopeland]

OP, have you talked to a physical therapist about your shoulder pain? I was having some pain in my release hand, talked to a PT, and got some relief doing some stretching and some banded exercises mostly focusing on external rotation strength and Lat. Dorsi strength.

The stretches I've done are whats called a Sleeper Stretch and also a basic stretch for the bicep using a doorway or wall to hold onto.

Peptides have piqued my interest as well, but I'm not one to experiment with my health and after listening to the Huberman podcast, I'm in no rush to seek peptide use.