posted Tue, 02/23/2016 - 11:57
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So I'm thinking about running tb500 because I have had lower back issues for the last 4/5 months. These issues could be tendons and a hip joint sprain. I've been to a few doctors and none of them know exactly what it is. I am planning on getting some scans before I order this stuff but just wanted to know a little bit more from you guys.
I know there are some threads on here but I am new to the community and also looking to get a little bit of rep.
Anyway let's cut to it. I've read up a decent amount on tb500. I read that I should dose 2+ mgs 2 times weekly. So I think I'm going to dose 2.5mg twice a week for 4 weeks, possibly 5.
Can someone tell me their dose and how it affected them. Positively or negatively. Thanks
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If your budget allows add some BPC157 to your TB500 protocol. This combo has worked wonders on my past injuries.
I've ran tb500 on multiple occasions.You have it right on dosing 2.5 mg 2/wk. Run that dose 5 wks than drop the dose to 2.5 mg 1/wk. It takes about 5 wks to load,but once it does it's well worth it.
Ivan19851+ i've done the same worked for me well
Sounds good, yes I'm going to see what scans have to say and how much longer this injury will linger. Until hen I am just gathering info on tb500. May look into other options too
bigmurphI don't know where you read that but that is not a proper dose you would inj 2-3 times a day
I've read it on every forum ever. I have not yet once seen injections 2/3 times per day. Can you tell me more about how that works, maybe I missed something?
bigmurphYou are completely right im completely wrong it is dosed twice a week. I apologize for misleading you on this. I really thought from what I remembered that it was inj differently. Sorry about that.
bigmurphI have seen the same thing on dosing when I did research on running it myself. You can do it this way but there is alot of reading out there on different dosing patterns. There are members here that have actually ran it. I personally would stick with an option that the doctors recommend. Tb500 is very expensive to run it takes alot over a long period of time to see good results. I believe that there are better options. I myself choose to let my arm heal on its own your pain sounds like a completely different situation but I would still try the doctors medical approach before going to Tb500