posted Tue, 06/27/2017 - 07:52
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Lately I've been looking into doing some research on and with bpc157. I've read alot of good on it as I have read some not so good on it. The good I have read on it has sparked my interest and made me curious as to how and if it would be beneficial. I would love to hear any of you guys experience with this weither it be good or not go good. I see alot of talk on other peptides but not a whole lot on bpc. Thank you for any feed back you might be able to throw my way.
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NotNatural23I had some kind of problem with my elbow and didn't notice alot from it but maybe it didn't heal it as fast as some claim.. Have tried 2 different companies and unsure if they were the real deal. I think TB 500 might be better for injuries. Pretty sure that has more research out there then BPC157. I M sketchy on peptides cause it is hard to know if you really have good peptides or not. But saying that I am gonna give another company try for both of them cause my gastritis is acting up and I would like to see if it helps that along with other joint problems.
I was thinking, bpc157 or tb500. Then I've spoken with a few guys they had compared this both peptides and they told me that tb500 is easier to inject (twice per week) and its much more effective. So I've choosen TB500 with very good results. elbows and shoulders felt much better after 3-4 weeks. Only bad side effect I've noticed are the flushes you get after every injection. But to answer your quest short and simple: bpc157 is good but I would always prefer tb500. But don't forget tb500 is more effective when u have joint problems, bcp157 is maybe more effective against inflammations.
I used it for elbow tendonitis, ankle issues, Achilles issues, rotator cuff... and from my experience, it's helpful. I keep it on hand at all times for any ailments... I would say it's comparable to TB500... but they function differently...I prefer BPC157 now that I understand how each functions.
I tried it for a while on a strained lower back. I really couldn't tell if it worked or not.
Since there are no side effects it's really hard to tell if there is any peptide in there or not. My back did get better, but who's to say if it was just getting better on its own.
Im looking at it for my stomach issues. Thank you for the feed back.
Good start for stomach issues = bone broth & probiotics
NotNatural23Have you have had an upper GI done? To know the exact cause of stomach problems? If not how long has this been going on? If it has been months then you should really get one done. It could be bacteria that won't go away and eventually cause cancer of esophagus and throat. If you do have H. pylori infection then it goes away with a round of antibiotics and all problems should be done with. If it is like me gastritis then you have to figure out what makes it flare up and avoid at all cost cause it won't go away. You could try Aloe Vera or probiotics also.
RustyhookerHave you looked in the peptide group as well? Dropdowns...groups
Yea ive been reading in the review section alot some good some bad but its that way with alot. Mostly very low karma members not saying their opinion doesn't count but it makes it a heck of alot easier to see high ranking respectable members reviewing. Its a fairly cheap pep so I believe im going to give it a shot and see how it goes.