KLOW for Injury Recovery
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I'm currently taking KLOW to help with a lingering tendon injury in my elbow (tennis elbow), as well as a boost in hair/skin care from GLP prescription. I have standard 80mg vial of KLOW with 3mL BAC. I started with a 2mg daily dose, which I've been doing for 2 weeks. I am titrating up to 4mg today, which will put me at 2.5mg GHK-Cu, .5mg TB-500, .5mg BP-157, and .5mg KPV.
I have seen some dosage charts that go up to 6mg daily for injury recovery. Is 4mg typically sufficient for injury recovery like I am looking for? I'm looking for feedback on if increasing to 6mg daily is a reasonable, or would it be better to supplement with a separate BP-150 and TB-500. Of course, maybe the 4mg will do the trick and increasing won't be needed, but I'd rather do my homework now and be prepared if anything more is needed.
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I ran KLOW for 6 weeks for a partial hamstring (muscle belly) tear. I did 250mcg (bpc/tb/kpv) and 1.25mg ghk morning and evening injected near the point of pain. I shaved weeks of the recovery time compared to the last time I had a less painful hammy injury.
I also supplemented with collagen protein, bovine gelatin, 3-4mg of vit c a day and cjc/ipa at 250mcg each nightly to focus on supporting GH release and providing the building blocks for the body to repair itself.
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I'm currently taking KLOW to help with a lingering tendon injury in my elbow (tennis elbow), as well as a boost in hair/skin care from GLP prescription. I have standard 80mg vial of KLOW with 3mL BAC. I started with a 2mg daily dose, which I've been doing for 2 weeks. I am titrating up to 4mg today, which will put me at 2.5mg GHK-Cu, .5mg TB-500, .5mg BP-157, and .5mg KPV.
I have seen some dosage charts that go up to 6mg daily for injury recovery. Is 4mg typically sufficient for injury recovery like I am looking for? I'm looking for feedback on if increasing to 6mg daily is a reasonable, or would it be better to supplement with a separate BP-150 and TB-500. Of course, maybe the 4mg will do the trick and increasing won't be needed, but I'd rather do my homework now and be prepared if anything more is needed.
I went on 4mg from the start BUT by 4mg I mean 4mg of GHK (0.8mg of the rest) and within 4 days the pain I’d had for more than a decade from a busted shoulder & torn bicep were gone - sounds like complete bullshit but that’s my anecdotal evidence on it.
Obviously it hasn’t reset bones or regrown ligaments but the pain is gone which is more than enough for me.
You can get all fancy with pinning them all separately to maximise protocols but as a general all rounder KLOW is hard to beat IMO.
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I'm hoping to see some improvement soon now that I'm increasing to 4mg. Has anyone had any issues with fatigue from KLOW? I've been lucky with not having any stinging/burning or injection site reactions, but fatigue has definitely been a side effect. Enough so that once this elbow heals up, I'll probably be stopping using it completely.
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I'm currently taking KLOW to help with a lingering tendon injury in my elbow (tennis elbow), as well as a boost in hair/skin care from GLP prescription. I have standard 80mg vial of KLOW with 3mL BAC. I started with a 2mg daily dose, which I've been doing for 2 weeks. I am titrating up to 4mg today, which will put me at 2.5mg GHK-Cu, .5mg TB-500, .5mg BP-157, and .5mg KPV.
I have seen some dosage charts that go up to 6mg daily for injury recovery. Is 4mg typically sufficient for injury recovery like I am looking for? I'm looking for feedback on if increasing to 6mg daily is a reasonable, or would it be better to supplement with a separate BP-150 and TB-500. Of course, maybe the 4mg will do the trick and increasing won't be needed, but I'd rather do my homework now and be prepared if anything more is needed.
@markk1 stick with buying compound separate. Different dosing sched for tb and bpc. Also you dont want copper mixed long term with other compoumds heard it can oxidize it. You can still draw into 1 inj.
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Never had fatigue. And use bpc tb kpv and copper for 7 months now for daily , and direct into injuries
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