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My horse has a rare genetic disease called PCD and it affects the cilia in the sinus, lungs etc. The Rhino doctor suggested surgery so the horse could breathe better, better through the nose(so its not mouth breathing all the time), and decrease phlegm pooling and thus decreasing chances of infections in the sinus and thus decreasing the chances of lung infections(which is common problem that is ultimately going to be addressed). I found a protocol during my research that calls for BPC-157 1mg daily, TB-500 2.5mg Tuesday/Friday, Thymosin Alpha-1 1.5mg Mon/Wed/Fri, but the horse decided it only wanted 1mg of TB-500 and TA-1 3 times a week on alternating days. Its been a week since the surgery and 5 days since starting the research and the horse seems to be doing rather well. Some elevated temps, breathing rate 24-48 after surgery but this seems to be expected while the anesthesia wears off. SP02 stayed the same and sleeping time stayed the same. I am excited to continue to share the horses(Gary) recovery. The Rhino doctor stated no lifting or bending over or sneezing for 4 weeks (do you know how hard it is to keep a horse from sneezing?!) After seeing substantial recovery in this area with the sinus I will then be attempting to help Gary with his chronic lung infections. The thought process is to keep him on the current protocol and then add KPV(not sure on dosage yet), then after 2 weeks do a hit of LL-37(not sure on dosage yet) to help kill the bacteria as it seems to have amazing anti-micobial properties (I will be administering Balance One Liver One for liver support to help deal with the Herxheimer reaction). Then after that I am thinking of adding GHK-cu(not sure on dosage yet) to help with clean up and repair. Again excited to share that part of Gary's journey here as well. Gary doen't exactly seem to have a energy issue but doesn't seem to have much drive for exercise etc, exercise is a little difficult with the breathing issue for him but I have been told he needs to exercise more. And thus someone suggested MOTS-c(not sure on dosage) and I am debating if that is something I would give him now or way later. Anyway thanks for reading and happy to hear anything suggestions or advice or comments.

I'm by no means comparing our situation to yours, just giving you information on what I and my wife have experienced. We both started glp's this year, her Reta, myself Tirz and also stack low dose reta for the liver. One thing that influences autoimmune response is chronic inflammation, which the drugs will reduce dramatically. I've always had psoriasis, mainly affecting my scalp, and gotten worse as I aged, mainly do to poor eating and shitty life choices . But since going on these and focusing on a clean anti inflammatory diet, shits gone. Maybe not gone, but haven't had as single flareup in 6 months and before that I lived by topical steroids. Took them everywhere with me. Not anymore. The wife has been dealing with osteoarthritis in her back and used prescription NSAIDs and radio frequency ablation for pain control. Today she needs none of it. Reta erased all the pain and inflammation. Both of these compounds are well known for there anti inflammatory effects, and Eli either is or has started a study on this specific outcome.

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