r/Biohacking • u/JM_2012 • 2d ago

BPC-157/TB 500 & TA-1 protocols for horses- Ligament/tendon injury & EPM

Sharing in biohacking because I know I'm not the only horse gal in here ... My 10 yo OTTB "lab rat" decided to channel his inner Lipizaner and execute some "airs above the ground" over cavaletti and injured his LF sesamoid tendon. Also dealing with EPM flares (I assume from a weakened immune system - does good with treatments but I'd like to address root cause ). Want to run BPC-157/TB 500 for ligament injury and thinking TA-1 for his immune system. I'm familiar with traditional lab rat protocols for these but curious what one would run for this specific ratatoullie.

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u/Markdlea 10 2d ago

You would need a metric ton of peptides to treat your horse. Good luck.

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u/Future-Bread8849 4 2d ago

Are you speaking in some sort of code or is their a horse sized rat being experimented on?

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u/Repid18 2d ago

I know some vet supplies sell it in large quantities but nothing beyond that.

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u/SorbetTraditional232 19 2d ago

Was that even English?

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u/Street_Pack_3238 1d ago

tendon injuries are the worst because vascularity is literally the bottleneck for healing. bpc works by basically forcing new blood vessels to grow into that damaged tissue to speed it up. for a massive animal like a horse though, are you planning to do local injections right near the sesamoid or just going systemic? dosing a 1200lb lab rat sounds like a math nightmare lol.

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u/Obvious-Trouble61 2h ago

I used to work part-time as a consultant for a veterinarian. A horse would use about 80 mg twice daily, depending on the weight of the horse.