#21

Hi Beth I didn’t know about the PT place. I’ve assumed Denver or Boulder would have a lot more in the way of medical services but yeah I couldn’t go there, even if take Uber - have even hesitated lately to try another PT (or even get a massage) here in town. But thanks so much for the info if all else fails……

#22

I get my peptides from here https://www.peptidesciences.com/

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#23

Chris, I’m listening to a Dr. Craig Konifer on Andrew Huberman from 2 months ago and he’s giving some good info on peptides. Something I thought interesting is he thinks the injections are better than powder and that they also act systemically and no need to inject into a sore joint etc it will go to that place even if inject in abdomen, and there’s another very similar peptide called PDA. You may know all this but in case not or if anyone else wants to check it out very informative for those not too familiar with peptides.

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#24

BPC-157 is often used in combination with TB-500, another healing and pain-relieving peptide. The injections do have system-wide effects, but targeted treatments, where the needle is guided by ultrasound, are said to be much better. I don’t know where you could get that done. A long thread on this site is devoted to peptides, and many people here have benefited greatly from self-experimentation. Your particular problem, however, seems especially challenging.

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#25

Thanks Tim I’ll check out the thread. This podcast was 2 months ago and they were talking about it being illegal but the doc then discussing what he gives - are folks using regardless or is it legal again?

#26

@candleflower,

Look up Peptides/Bioregulators in the search function. It is a long, informative thread on the subject, with the first few posts addressing legality, the FDA, and the gray market for these substances. It will quickly bring you up to speed. I’d also get a third or fourth opinion on your leg.

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