The Tri-healing protocol for Shoulder and Knee: the tale of 2 lab rats
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Lab Rat #1 - Has had 2 shoulder surgeries for torn rotator cuff, Arthritis had settled in the joint.
Couldn't raise hands above head, without extreme pain or lift anything, mobility hindered making him unable to perform daily tasks in his profession and at home.
Prior to starting peptide research, In January, tried sterioid injections to calm inflammation. Slight relief, wore off after 2 weeks. Then a shot of Durolane in shoulder joint,
provided some relief for approximately 3 weeks. Was popping Advil like it was candy. Headed for full shoulder replacement.February, research began:
RS continued daily D3 5000iu
Week 1: Injection rotating between bicep and area around shoulder (1 hour before bed)
BPC157 and TB500 - .5mg each Mon - Fri Sat sun offWeek 2:
Continued BPC157 and TB500 .5mg each Mon - Fri
Added Cartlax - 1mg dailyNo side effects, titrated up to 2mg Cartalax
Week 3:
BPC157 .5mg, TB500 .5mg - Mon - Fri
Cartalax 2mg dailyWeek 3:
BPC157 .5mg, TB500 .5mg - Mon - Fri
Cartalax 2mg dailyWeek 4:
BPC157 .5mg, TB500 .5mg - Mon - Fri
Cartalax 2mg dailyStopped for a week to assess: benefits observed, had some pain relief, able to lift shoulders above head.
Repeated full cycle:
Weeks 1-4: Cartalax 2mg daily, .5mg BPC, .5mg TB500More improvement: pain subsided, shoulder mobility almost normal.
Now on into week 2 of 3rd cycle, going really well. To the point, researcher is building cabinets, able to hold and use saws for long periods of time, he's building cabinets.
Honestly, this is a big deal. He went from not able to hold a coffee pot, lift arms above head etc to the above mentioned. Feeling normal againNo side effects to speak of throughout all cycles.
Lab Rat #2: Knee OA/RA
Re-evaluated supplement stack before starting.
Continuing: NR, NAC, Glutathione, D3/K2, Astaxanthin Days 1- 7.
Weeks 8 re-add CoQ10 w/PQQResearch cycle week 1: Evening injection, started Sunday, Apr 26th
.5mg TB500, .25mg BPC157, 1mg Cartalax
Note: lab rat was leary of BPC 157 due to prior trial in January had some strange things happen with eyes and discontinued. Decided to try again due to at the time was also going through a very tired period in life. So starting very low. So far going good with the BPC no weird eye vessels showingDay 4, knee joints felt very heavy and stiffer than normal, and a bit of fatigue observed, this is expected from the literature I've read.
Since it upregulates Collagen II the possibility is there, and given RS's history, assuming most likely.This morning, knees don't feel quite as heavy or stiff, let's see what the day brings. Stay tuned....
Edit: forgot to add that Lab Rat #2 also includes GHK/KPV in late afternoons 2mg and it's weekly Reta 1mg
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W WisGal64 referenced this topic
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were did you find cartalax? I need to add this!
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@brandenscheidecker flawless compounds, glow aminos and skye peptides are who I have purchased from. Both flawless and glow bumped up testing this week to include sterility and endo.
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I used the same dosage on my rat with a Wolverine mix but went 20 days straight with good results.
Boutta start a new round tonight but with separate vials. The BPC will be .5 x2 per day as per the Wiki:
https://www.peptideprotocolwiki.com/peptides/bpc-157TB will be 2mg x3 per week for the first week then .75 x2 per week
https://www.peptideprotocolwiki.com/peptides/tb500Planning for the next 6 weeks.
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@brandenscheidecker flawless compounds, glow aminos and skye peptides are who I have purchased from. Both flawless and glow bumped up testing this week to include sterility and endo.
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Buffered NAD+ is what you want. Learning experience. My female rat doesn't really have any issues with the unbuffered NAD+, but my main rat tried once and never again. Enter the buffered NAD+ and that minimizes the burning it A LOT.
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After reading all this, I ordered some cartalax from JadeNexus (bogo sale). Will add this to see if it helps. I've been running Klow (30 units) for about 6 weeks, and while it has helped, I still have a lot of pain in the places where I've had surgery. Had my right knee replaced last year and still dealing with issues there. Trying to put off having my left one done because that was the most excruciating pain I've had. Hopefully cartalax with tirz will help. Just saw a youtube video from Dr. Brad that a recent study shows glp1 might actually rebuild cartilage. Fingers crossed.
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Lab Rat #1 - Has had 2 shoulder surgeries for torn rotator cuff, Arthritis had settled in the joint.
Couldn't raise hands above head, without extreme pain or lift anything, mobility hindered making him unable to perform daily tasks in his profession and at home.
Prior to starting peptide research, In January, tried sterioid injections to calm inflammation. Slight relief, wore off after 2 weeks. Then a shot of Durolane in shoulder joint,
provided some relief for approximately 3 weeks. Was popping Advil like it was candy. Headed for full shoulder replacement.February, research began:
RS continued daily D3 5000iu
Week 1: Injection rotating between bicep and area around shoulder (1 hour before bed)
BPC157 and TB500 - .5mg each Mon - Fri Sat sun offWeek 2:
Continued BPC157 and TB500 .5mg each Mon - Fri
Added Cartlax - 1mg dailyNo side effects, titrated up to 2mg Cartalax
Week 3:
BPC157 .5mg, TB500 .5mg - Mon - Fri
Cartalax 2mg dailyWeek 3:
BPC157 .5mg, TB500 .5mg - Mon - Fri
Cartalax 2mg dailyWeek 4:
BPC157 .5mg, TB500 .5mg - Mon - Fri
Cartalax 2mg dailyStopped for a week to assess: benefits observed, had some pain relief, able to lift shoulders above head.
Repeated full cycle:
Weeks 1-4: Cartalax 2mg daily, .5mg BPC, .5mg TB500More improvement: pain subsided, shoulder mobility almost normal.
Now on into week 2 of 3rd cycle, going really well. To the point, researcher is building cabinets, able to hold and use saws for long periods of time, he's building cabinets.
Honestly, this is a big deal. He went from not able to hold a coffee pot, lift arms above head etc to the above mentioned. Feeling normal againNo side effects to speak of throughout all cycles.
Lab Rat #2: Knee OA/RA
Re-evaluated supplement stack before starting.
Continuing: NR, NAC, Glutathione, D3/K2, Astaxanthin Days 1- 7.
Weeks 8 re-add CoQ10 w/PQQResearch cycle week 1: Evening injection, started Sunday, Apr 26th
.5mg TB500, .25mg BPC157, 1mg Cartalax
Note: lab rat was leary of BPC 157 due to prior trial in January had some strange things happen with eyes and discontinued. Decided to try again due to at the time was also going through a very tired period in life. So starting very low. So far going good with the BPC no weird eye vessels showingDay 4, knee joints felt very heavy and stiffer than normal, and a bit of fatigue observed, this is expected from the literature I've read.
Since it upregulates Collagen II the possibility is there, and given RS's history, assuming most likely.This morning, knees don't feel quite as heavy or stiff, let's see what the day brings. Stay tuned....
Edit: forgot to add that Lab Rat #2 also includes GHK/KPV in late afternoons 2mg and it's weekly Reta 1mg
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Lab Rat #1 - Has had 2 shoulder surgeries for torn rotator cuff, Arthritis had settled in the joint.
Couldn't raise hands above head, without extreme pain or lift anything, mobility hindered making him unable to perform daily tasks in his profession and at home.
Prior to starting peptide research, In January, tried sterioid injections to calm inflammation. Slight relief, wore off after 2 weeks. Then a shot of Durolane in shoulder joint,
provided some relief for approximately 3 weeks. Was popping Advil like it was candy. Headed for full shoulder replacement.February, research began:
RS continued daily D3 5000iu
Week 1: Injection rotating between bicep and area around shoulder (1 hour before bed)
BPC157 and TB500 - .5mg each Mon - Fri Sat sun offWeek 2:
Continued BPC157 and TB500 .5mg each Mon - Fri
Added Cartlax - 1mg dailyNo side effects, titrated up to 2mg Cartalax
Week 3:
BPC157 .5mg, TB500 .5mg - Mon - Fri
Cartalax 2mg dailyWeek 3:
BPC157 .5mg, TB500 .5mg - Mon - Fri
Cartalax 2mg dailyWeek 4:
BPC157 .5mg, TB500 .5mg - Mon - Fri
Cartalax 2mg dailyStopped for a week to assess: benefits observed, had some pain relief, able to lift shoulders above head.
Repeated full cycle:
Weeks 1-4: Cartalax 2mg daily, .5mg BPC, .5mg TB500More improvement: pain subsided, shoulder mobility almost normal.
Now on into week 2 of 3rd cycle, going really well. To the point, researcher is building cabinets, able to hold and use saws for long periods of time, he's building cabinets.
Honestly, this is a big deal. He went from not able to hold a coffee pot, lift arms above head etc to the above mentioned. Feeling normal againNo side effects to speak of throughout all cycles.
Lab Rat #2: Knee OA/RA
Re-evaluated supplement stack before starting.
Continuing: NR, NAC, Glutathione, D3/K2, Astaxanthin Days 1- 7.
Weeks 8 re-add CoQ10 w/PQQResearch cycle week 1: Evening injection, started Sunday, Apr 26th
.5mg TB500, .25mg BPC157, 1mg Cartalax
Note: lab rat was leary of BPC 157 due to prior trial in January had some strange things happen with eyes and discontinued. Decided to try again due to at the time was also going through a very tired period in life. So starting very low. So far going good with the BPC no weird eye vessels showingDay 4, knee joints felt very heavy and stiffer than normal, and a bit of fatigue observed, this is expected from the literature I've read.
Since it upregulates Collagen II the possibility is there, and given RS's history, assuming most likely.This morning, knees don't feel quite as heavy or stiff, let's see what the day brings. Stay tuned....
Edit: forgot to add that Lab Rat #2 also includes GHK/KPV in late afternoons 2mg and it's weekly Reta 1mg
@WisGal64 My research subject had similar shoulder pains, could barely lift over head. They just finished an 8 wk cycle of klow. They state it hasn't felt this good in forever & can sleep easier w/out pain. Exciting news! Keep us updated.
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@WisGal64 My research subject had similar shoulder pains, could barely lift over head. They just finished an 8 wk cycle of klow. They state it hasn't felt this good in forever & can sleep easier w/out pain. Exciting news! Keep us updated.
@sam-savvy-sienko Yes!!! Gotta love that! vs what? Surgery? That’s great to hear…
