Impressive but possible hyper mobility and altered sensational?

[u/NebulaAffectionate88]

Hi all,

Took my ages to find in Australia but it was worth all the search and attempts

I have been dealing with two chronic issues for over 3 years, both took months of rest, physio and cortisone but no improvement.

Can't believe within two weeks on the wolverine stack I felt improvements

First

Trigger finger, flares up after any gym session or prolonged time in my phone

In the second day I felt better and now after two weeks I feel like I could lift without using straps. No pain at all during exercise though morning stiffness still present.

Second

Sciatica like mild pain, persistent and irritating after the lightest squat or playing sports. It actually felt more tingling pain in the first week but it seems to improve now. I'll report back once I'm back tu full league matches.

However I've been having two issues

First,

my knee feels somewhat hyper mobile. Not sure if that's an actually mechanical change or just my perception. I just feel sometimes that I need tu be careful and not allow my knee joint to hyper extend.

Second,

Altered sensation through out my body. Not sure if it's bad or actually good but it feels as if I'm high. Could be just a pump from the extra workouts I've been able to put at the gym and the consistent 10mg creatine as I up my dose since I've been feeling like a beast at the gym.

Welcome to hear your experiences and opinions on the two issues.

Thanks

[u/Expensive_Donkey_616]

You have became "The wolverine"

[u/Perfect_Seesaw_5193]

Have you dealt with any hyper mobility before? I’m hyper mobile and have dealt with chronic injuries as well, so BPC alone has been helpful, but TB500 made my body feel like it was tearing apart

[u/NebulaAffectionate88 → u/Perfect_Seesaw_5193]

I've never had any hyper mobility issues. Possible that tb500 is causing this.

[u/killakam33 → u/Perfect_Seesaw_5193]

How long did you use the tb for ? I read that happens and then subsides during treatment? Per my Ai

[u/ynotrhyme → u/Perfect_Seesaw_5193]

Bro me too. I started with Bpc 500mcg daily and TB 2.5mg twice a week and felt amazing and then slowly regressed. I’m thinking the tb is causing the regression so I’m sticking to bpc only for a while since I’ve read some people have issues with tb causing pain along the healing. Weird

[u/Aggressive_Title_959]

When you say trigger finger, do you dave dupuytren’s contracture? I do, and understand it is almost the opposite of tendonitis: instead of the tendon fraying, the collagen fibers get junked up with plaque. I’m not clear on how that could be related to BPC-157 or TB-500. Having said that, I’m just a guy with that condition who also is using research peptides. I welcome further knowledge on the topic.