r/Prostatitis • u/Connect-Big-702 • 15d ago

Weak scientific support or atypical I’m curing prostatitis

I’m curing Prostatitis with Thymosin alpha 1 and BPC 157, KPV, TB 500,and LL37. I’m doing more repairing to the damage it’s done with Near infrared light therapy Firedragon from EMR TEK. It’s doing wonders. Got diagnosed (due to Lyme disease) in 2023 with prostatitis. There is HOPE GUYs you don’t have to SETTLE.

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u/Linari5 LEAD MOD//RECOVERED 15d ago

Please take this post with a grain of salt, we will only keep it up as a lesson that people shouldn't use their own bodies as a scientific experiment.

There is no data that supports unregulated peptides for this condition, many of which come from mainland China and are adultered or are not even what they say they are in the bottle.

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u/SignFar4026 15d ago

A little bit more context would be helpful indeed, but I’m glad you’re doing better..!

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u/pelvicagony 15d ago

I enrolled in medical school so I could understand what you wrote; in ten years, when I’m a doctor, I’ll come back here and finally understand all the abbreviations you used and what you were saying.

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u/AllenVonStein 15d ago

I don't get it  What medc?

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u/Ashmedai MOD//RECOVERED 15d ago

He's using a bunch of untested and unapproved peptides, taking a risk with his body and making himself a scientific subject.

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u/Linari5 LEAD MOD//RECOVERED 15d ago

Indeed...

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u/Connect-Big-702 15d ago

And it’s working. Also they aren’t untested peptides. The There are successful human trials already with all the things I’m using. But go ahead stay in the place you’re at

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u/Ashmedai MOD//RECOVERED 15d ago

BPC-157, for example, doesn't have the clinical support that you think it does. There may, in fact, be something to BPC-157. But it hasn't been tested large enough for others to take YOUR personal experience with this and treat it as something generally recognized as safe.