#1
I was diagnosed with herniated disc in my back after doing an MRI the doctor said not to lift heavy for a few weeks then gradually go into it. Was curious about bpc 157 peptide and if this stuff could help me recover from this type of injury quicker has anyone tried it for this purpose? I’m 40 years old and have been weight training for 25 some years
#2
I'm curious also to know if this might help.
#3
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#4
yes, it certainly can and will... its best stacked with tb500 along with mk677 and mk2866 for maximum healing benefits
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1-12 Mk677 (NUTROBAL) 25 mg day dosed once a day in the p.m. 1-12 Mk2866 (OSTABOLIC) 25 mg per day first two weeks then bump to 50 mg per day, dosed once a day in the a.m. 1-12 BPC-157 250 - 500 MCG per day 1-12 TB-500 First 4-6 weeks, 10 MG per week split into 5 MG doses then maintenance at 5 MG once per week
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Clomid 50/25/25/25 OR Nolva 40/20/20/20 Gw-501516 20 mg day Mk-677 25 mg day
#5
I was diagnosed with herniated disc in my back after doing an MRI the doctor said not to lift heavy for a few weeks then gradually go into it. Was curious about bpc 157 peptide and if this stuff could help me recover from this type of injury quicker has anyone tried it for this purpose? I’m 40 years old and have been weight training for 25 some years
Honestly I would look into prp for the discs. I had disc issues for years and had one round of prp to help the supporting muscles in the spine and it’s been two years with no issues.
#6
Honestly I would look into prp for the discs. I had disc issues for years and had one round of prp to help the supporting muscles in the spine and it’s been two years with no issues.
Where did you get yours done? In the U.S. they run lower dosages for prp than in other countries.
#7
Where did you get yours done? In the U.S. they run lower dosages for prp than in other countries.
At an oespeopathic physician’s office that does my trt. Some chiros do it. In the US.
#8
I was diagnosed with herniated disc in my back after doing an MRI the doctor said not to lift heavy for a few weeks then gradually go into it. Was curious about bpc 157 peptide and if this stuff could help me recover from this type of injury quicker has anyone tried it for this purpose? I’m 40 years old and have been weight training for 25 some years
use bpc157 and tb500 both for recovery
#9
Not in this example. It won't unherniate the disks
#10
i've had to learn A LOT about herniated discs because i've got many i spent thousands trying to fix the issue going to chiropractors, doctors, physical therapy, getting cortizone shots, etc... none of that shit helped me.
the truth is weight training, gravity , and using steroids will almost certainly lead to disc problems. what you must do now is change how you train, go lighter, avoid things like military presses and pull downs
. but the truth is there are 2 things in order that actually have helped me live a better life aside from what i wrote above and that you need to do:
1. hot yoga, especially bikram style yoga 2. inversion table
Last edited: Feb 2, 2024
#11
monstro says go with s23
#12
i don't know a lot about sarms, but i had good success with gw and ostarine
#13
ostarine is a good healing sarms
e2
Elite Mentor
#14
sarms are good to run on or off cycle for a bunch of things
#15
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#16
make sure you use umbrella, they have a lot of stuff
chesty
Bodybuilding Competitor
#17
my favorite stack is ostarine and GW. covers a lot
#18
you won't go wrong with nutrobal and/or ostarine
ceo
Chairman of Board
#19
bros i like peptides here too
#20
i've had to learn A LOT about herniated discs because i've got many i spent thousands trying to fix the issue going to chiropractors, doctors, physical therapy, getting cortizone shots, etc... none of that shit helped me.
the truth is weight training, gravity , and using steroids will almost certainly lead to disc problems. what you must do now is change how you train, go lighter, avoid things like military presses and pull downs
. but the truth is there are 2 things in order that actually have helped me live a better life aside from what i wrote above and that you need to do:
1. hot yoga, especially bikram style yoga 2. inversion table
I will tell you I have compressed discs in my neck and middle back and the inversion table was so key
#21
Inversion table like Steve mentioned above is a good idea. I also think doing planks to strengthen the core will work. My back used to suck, but its healthier now than ever. I don't see how tb500 will help. It would be flushing money down the toilet as it will not fix a herniated disc.
#22
It can help recovery yes
#23
Keep this log coming!
#24
It can help for sure but don’t push it to fast
#25
If the disk is herniated, BPC isn't going to change that.
#26
Inversion table like stevesmi said wouldn't be a bad investment.