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11 contributions to Peptide Protocol Academy
Dislocated shoulder Pain
My sister dislocated her shoulder a while back, and even after it was put back in place, she's still dealing with severe pain. We've been to the ER multiple times, but each time it's the same outcome, pain medication and an ice pack, with no real answers. Has anyone tried BPC-157 or TB-500 for something like this? Curious if it actually helps in her case.
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Awais's information is top tier but just giving myself as an example... Because I am often having some form of a subluxation (not quite a dislocation but still causes some pain) and quite often pulling muscles around my body.... anyway, my go to has been BPC 157 and TB-500 and I'd say it probably halves the amount of time I feel the debilitating pain. HIGHLY recommend this for your sister. Long term, if it keeps happening... I'd say she may definitely need some form of physical therapy or consistent gentle movement. If she's hyper mobile or something especially. I notice I get the most subluxations/muscle pulls/etc when I'm not doing yoga.
Still thinking about last weeks webinar
I am still thinking about last week's webinar, talking about the different immune phenotypes was incredibly helpful for my own peptide journey! I'm very appreciative of you giving guidance on which peptides specifically are beneficial for the different phenotypes. I'm really loving the specific protocol-related guidance that you're giving us in the webinars right now. Hoping for more!
GLP Webinar Part 2: Dosages- This Thursday (@ 3 pm PT)
Part two of the GLP Metabolic Chemistry series is here. Episode one was a great discussion, and if you missed it, the replay's already posted here in the community. This time we're going deep on dosages and protocols: titration schedules for the various GLPs, how to adjust for patient response. We'll also open it up to the clinical questions we didn't get to last time, including combination strategies and how to handle patients who aren't responding as expected. We may even end with a vote on where we take the series next. I have a feeling GLPs are going to win that one :) https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HCJStV-7Sj-9tgsKnxPtAA#/registration This will be Thursday, August 13th at 3 p.m. PST. Register and you'll get the recording either way. Looking forward to seeing you there!
1 like • Aug 27
This one was so good!!! I can tell how helpful this was for everyone!
Reta. unlocked Dream Physique!!
Wanted to share this story from a chat with a community member. She is 36 years old and has been struggling with Inflammation, edema (water), is the tension for the past six years. Tried a variety of functional protocols and made only small amounts of progress. After being on Reta around 2 mg/week for the past six months, she has lost 11 lbs., And is in the best shape of her life! I hadn't seen her for the entire six-month period, and it honestly took me a few minutes to recognize her, which is a testament to how transformative these molecules can be!
1 like • Aug 27
Oh my gosh, 36 and in the best shape of her life! That is incredible!
Discussion Question: GLP Dosing?
Welcome to all the new members in the community! We have some brilliant minds, researchers, practitioners, and biohackers here. If you're a beginner, don't be shy. this is a welcoming space and community. I've had some one-on-one discussions with members around their preferred GLP dose. I'm really curious and would love to have a discussion around this: How did you land on your GLP-1 approach? Everyone's titration story is different, some people start low and stay there, some push up fast, some land somewhere in between based on how their body responds. What actually drove your decision, was it side effects, weight loss pace, cost, something your labs showed, or something else entirely?
1 like • Aug 27
I have actually not started a GLP-1 before, although I have considered it. I have put a lot of thought behind the dosing because I've heard of the many benefits of GLP-1's but I am already a petite person. Based on my research and conversations, when I was considering starting a GLP protocol, my thought process was to just start with the absolute smallest amount I could to see how my body reacts slowly. The decision drivers were side effects for sure: I've heard of the nausea and diarrhea and I think I might hate nausea more than the average person haha. Then definitely the weight loss pace as well, as a petite person it's crucial to go at things like that slowly so as not to do serious damage to muscle. Curious to hear what the decision factors are for others too!
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Chey House
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Hi I'm Chey!

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