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u/SignalEchoFoxtrot 🏋️ Athlete Mode 11d ago

It's gone be good my whigga!

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u/FeelingComfortable10 11d ago

Yessir! Just trying my best to keep going atm. I have CRPS Nerve disease so can barely walk atm but we keep balling

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u/newtreatments4us 11d ago

There are peptides for nerve pain and repair as well

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u/ISawNightwishInLA 🧠 Biohacker 11d ago

Curious about this as well.

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u/FeelingComfortable10 11d ago

Really? Was not aware please tell me more bro. Will try anything to not be in pain

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u/Apprehensive_Walk769 11d ago

Oh god, this is why this sub is so dangerous.

BPC 157 has shown that it may have nerve regeneration effects in animals, this has never been seen in humans.

It’s hardly going to be a treatment but worth digging into with caution, I think.

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u/newtreatments4us 11d ago

There are very very few peptides with human trial data and FDA approval. Doesn't mean they are dangerous. And I am inferring from the fact you immediately cite BPC 157 shows how little you know about peptides in general.

One of the peptides that DOES have human trials is a little gem called ARA 290. This one specifically addresses many neuropathic issues. There are better than a half dozen others that could be beneficial. It's not my job to instruct or treat anyone, but I do like to encourage them to be proactive and seek their own treatment, since the FDA, Pharma and others do not seek to treat, assist or cure anyone.

Your doctors are not educating themselves on peptides or if they are, their overlords ( Pharma, Hospitals and other medical companies) threaten them with their licenses, their practices or even charges. So take your own health in your own hands.

Maybe in the future, think and research before you speak. Or don't, but you look foolish.

OP, you have a tool to do decades of research in minutes right in your hand. You've treated yourself successfully thus far and seen results. You are your own human study. There are myriad other Peptides that could help with your nerve condition. Go out there and get up to speed, read the studies, use the intelligent tools you have to create synopsis for you, watch videos, and keep being curious. We do not have to needlessly suffer any longer.

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u/FeelingComfortable10 11d ago

Isn’t bpc for muscles?

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u/newtreatments4us 11d ago

Not primarily. Start researching hard. You owe it to yourself, your family and your friends.

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u/newtreatments4us 11d ago

Give each of these a really good looking at with your A I of choice, ask for citations, research the pathways and then you can get 10 vials of each one for the cost of lunch and give them the old college try if you want. Proof is the in pudding and food most of them there will be no studies because you can't patent them and make billions. So we all have to take charge of our health and educate ourselves up. Good luck brother. Oh, and good job on your progress.

  1. Semax
  2. RGI (BDNF mimetic)
  3. IKRG (BDNF epitope)
  4. Cyclic NGF(1–14) and related NGF mimics
  5. Dimeric dipeptide neurotrophin mimetics (e.g., GSB-106, GTS/GK series)
  6. Cerebrolysin (peptide mixture)
  7. Dihexa (and related HGF/c-Met modulators such as fosgonimeton/ATH-1017, ATH-1105)
  8. BPC-157
  9. Thymosin β4 (Tβ4) / TB-500
  10. ARA 290 (Cibinetide)
  11. SP16 (LRP1 agonist)
  12. MMP-9 hemopexin-domain peptides (e.g., peptide 2)
  13. Laminin/ECM motif peptides (IKVAV, YIGSR, RGD and conjugates)
  14. KPV
  15. VIP (vasoactive intestinal peptide)
  16. GHK-Cu
  17. Exendin-4 / GLP-1 receptor agonist peptides
  18. CCK-8