Originally Posted by
BigTonetheGuido
This is gong to sound kind of ridiculous coming out of my mouth.... Well actually, ignorant.... But, it isn't I promise....
For BPC, it is best to inject closest to area of concern... It is localized, and to lesser extent systemic... however, the way it seems to work when injected is this.... (This comes from one doctor who heads a research team, and actually uses BPC157/MK677 to target damaged muscle tissue, ligaments, tendons, and other soft tissue ... It is considered, "non-surgical" however, this doctor, cuts the people open, and literally shoots the stuff right into whatever the area is... obviously at home, thats not going to be feasible, or safe AT ALL... (please no one try this....)
So, my issue is in my fingers, its route cause is a slew of ailments all compound each other, and making BPC my only option, my doc agrees.... With that being said, some of the issue comes from the carpal tunnel in my wrist.... I start there, I honestly don't know if i am injecting into muscle, a tendon, a ligament, a nerve bed, too deep to be subdermal, and no fat their so, can't be subq..... so, similar to IM, but, who knows... I use a 29-31g, 1/2inch point, and go about 1/4inch deep. Usually, I start at wrist, hitting it on both sides of the visible vein, artery, and tendons, which I avoid at all costs.... yet, get as close to as possible, because this is the root of the issue.... Then I inject im, into my hand, the muscle of the thumb, back side of hand, meaty muscle.... I tried directly into fingers.... not a good idea... It did seem to almost completely cure my trigger finger, but with so many nerves, super painful, and pretty difficult...
Here is deal, when your body releases tb500 it migrates to the area of inflammation/damage.... tb500 is very systemic... BPC157 however, is found in one area of the human body, and it does not really have a travelling affect.... although, it will migrate beyond the closest area of inflammation, to a degree, it is introduced to if more than enough is present, all the active recepetors are bound.... With that being said, if you happen to inject in your wrist lets say, and you are trying to heal your finger tip.... The bpc157 may find it more important to heal the muscle damage in your wrist that is strained, that you had no clue even was inflammed, and thus never make it to the area of desired effect.... get my drift? Normally, I would advise against just inject a substance haphazardly, closest to where you need it, but BPC can be taken, orally, subq, im, or IV.... and has zero dose related, or other side effects... even if it ends up somewhere it shouldn't. worst it will do, is heal something else.... lol
Im sorry, this is so unlike me to explain something in such an utterly unscientific and semi-insane way... but, i hope you got the point... if not, try to find the youtube, if its still up, of the doctor in PA? (i think) that uses bpc157 to heal patients, and MK677 to upregulate and target the spot of desired healing....
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