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BPC157 indications for Neuropathy?

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    BigScaryTrux
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    Is anyone here aware of any legit clinical data that might suggest that BPC/TB may be beneficial for peripheral neuropathy? I’ve been doing a protocol for about 6 weeks for some old muscle and tendon damage and wrist/hand injuries and while the results seem disappointing, I’m still optimistic. There is some progress. But, the most profound change happening right now is that I’m getting some fairly strong burning and itching sensations in my feet that have been plagued with neuropathy for some 30 years. It’s another injury, not diabetic. It feels like a very strong itch like a healing wound or under a cast of a healing bone break would itch. It’s very annoying but if it healing the neuropathy, that would be amazing.

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      Great question! I don’t know of any… but from my own research, I had better “healing gains” when I paired the Wolverine stack with intentional movement of the damaged area (i.e. physical therapy; resistance training; cardio). If you’re on your feet a lot or walk a bunch, maybe it’s helping circulation thru your old foot injury more. Just speculating tho 😄 I hope you get better, man!

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        I haven't seen any trials or actual data around them specifically, but it would make sense given the info I have read says that it upregulates growth factors involved in nerve repair. From what I understand ARA is the most studied for neuropathy and inflammation, and I can attest to it working wonders in my research. Pair them up and I think it may make an awesome cocktail a rat could research.

        “Not a guru, not a chemist-just here trying to keep my receptors AND my sanity responsive.”

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          I haven’t seen much on the topic. I will say that I’ve also experienced strange burning/pain in inured joints and muscles while on BPC/TB. It wok me up in the middle of the night a few times, by morning it’s gone and the area feels significantly better than the day before. I’m thinking it’s the regenerative effect that causes the pain. Now I look forward to it.

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          It’s not what you know that defines you, it’s that which you share, that defines you.”

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          • EXTROPIANE Do not disturb
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            EXTROPIAN
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            Have you also consider supplementing L-Carnitine and Cysteine?
            As for peptide look up the following:
            ARA-290
            TB-500
            Celebrolysin
            Semax

            2M

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