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The Tri-healing protocol for Shoulder and Knee: the tale of 2 lab rats

Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Results & Lifestyle
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    gustavorocha
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    #61

    So sorry to hear about rat #2

    I have a rat with same problem.
    And research seemed to make it more painful.
    Would love to hear that any rat got it better.
    I still have hope

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      pmcelveen
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      WisGal,
      You reference eye-related reactions to the BPC, could you be a little specific about that.
      I have notice something between a minor itch and minor ache in my eye(s) about 1-2 hours after injection, but also have allergies that I have attributed it to.
      Thanks

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        Thank you for sharing experiences! I am contemplating some research on the knee joint of my kangaroo that sustained injuries long ago.

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          @pmcelveen The first time around when I tried it, I was seeing squiggly flashes of light, I guess some call them floaters. But no pain or itch with it. I later was told by someone on a forum who said that they are an ophthalmologist to make sure I'm getting plenty of H20, especially being on a GLP1, could be electrolyte related as well as being tired.

          “Currently in a committed relationship with my plateau. Waiting for my receptor reset to file for divorce”

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            pmcelveen
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            Thanks!
            Floaters are an issue but pre-peptide. In fact I have trained myself to look around the floaters to see the world 🙂
            Some squiggly flashes could also be an optical migraine - again, pre-peptide occurences. Rare for me but they do occasionally announce an oncoming real migraine.

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            • P pmcelveen

              Thanks!
              Floaters are an issue but pre-peptide. In fact I have trained myself to look around the floaters to see the world 🙂
              Some squiggly flashes could also be an optical migraine - again, pre-peptide occurences. Rare for me but they do occasionally announce an oncoming real migraine.

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              Hammertime65
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              @pmcelveen I get those wavy lines like looking thru water on the side of my vision. It doesn't hurt, just annoying. I've never heard of an ocular migraine. I will look into that. Thanks.

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                I haven't heard of an ocular migraine either, learning something new every day 🙂

                “Currently in a committed relationship with my plateau. Waiting for my receptor reset to file for divorce”

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                  Since this thread contains some Cartalax discussion I thought I would bring this up. Got a community report that Cartalax was pulled and would stop being made PERMANENTLY...this came from a China based producer. The other product mentioned was Dihexa which I would never try anyway. My interest is why is this happening now? Doesn't sound positive.

                  Data collector for https://peptideprotocols.app/

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                    What community did you get this information from?

                    “Currently in a committed relationship with my plateau. Waiting for my receptor reset to file for divorce”

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