Any have experiance with frozen shoulder
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I was curuious if anyone has experinace with "frozen shoulder"
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/frozen-shoulder/symptoms-causes/syc-20372684
Would any of the peps be useful in this case? BPC, Cartalax, TB400?
Any live with this and have advice?
Thanks!
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I think you named the exact three that can help most.
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I don't have experience with Cartalax or the Deadpool blend (Cart+BPC+TB4), but a lot of the protocols I've looked over and quite a few posts here recommend rather large daily doses of Cartalax (2-5mg/day). I'd recommend injecting that separate from the BPC and TB4 (0.2-0.5mg/day) because of the vast disparity.
BPC and TB4 have been great for my minor issues.
KPV might be good for the inflammation though.
Also, please do not inject into the joint, that's significantly riskier than subq. -
Just take Glow/Klow. The obvious answer is the correct one. I have had chronic shoulder pain for several years due to sports injuries and being too stupid to quit, so bad i couldn’t lift and had a lot of trouble performing jiu jitsu techniques.
I’ve been diagnosed with bursitis, a frayed labrum, and frozen shoulder. Cortisone shots didn’t really help. While some symptoms resolved with inactivity, I hadn’t been completely pain free in 10 years - until I started Wolverine/Glow/Klow. I have been researching some form of it for about a year and a half - now strictly Klow or Klow + Wolv, and have no pain at all and about 90% mobility. I don’t have knee pain anymore either.
I haven’t tried Cartalax because I haven’t felt I need it. So I am not saying Cart/Deadpool won’t help, just that Klow absolutely did for me.
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As an alternate you can start with some proven non surgical options such as Platelet Rich Plasma (or PRP) for adhesive capsulitis. PRP has a decent history of trials and research behind it.
That would be my first option and then add the peptides in if needed. Love BPC for sure but wouldn't want to try it and results fall short of expectations.
Personally had posterior labral tear's in both shoulders due to heavy lifting- now I still lift heavy with no measurable difference (had done PRP).
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