I will be keeping a log with the use of two peptides BPC-157 & TB500, they will be taken post operatively to observe the effect towards recovery of a ACL reconstruction with an "Allograft". Please note an Allograft is a tissue graft from a foreign donor and not from your own body
This is the second reconstruction i am having, however previously i was using my own graft which would of healed faster as it was my own tissue...however even then it took 5-6 months till i could start Squatting again
The hope is to stimulate the development of new blood vessels towards the donor graft with TB 500 to develop a faster recover. The problem with any knee operation is the lack of blood supply in the knee joint, thus why so many people suffer for years with chronic pain or re-injury, the ligaments around the knee heal at a very slow rate "naturally as ligaments do", but the ACL however rarely heals at all. Being an Allograft, the process required that the graft dies first in the body before it can begin to heal and become your own, this is why the first 4-6 months you must be extremely careful as the graft gets weaker and weaker and thus more prone to failure. There is then a process of remodeling from around 6 months where the body starts to now restructure and remodel the graft to fuse to the bone, rebuild its strength and density with the still developing blood supply, and slowly become a fixated to the bone as a LIVING replacement ligament. Here is where BPC - 157 comes in as it accelerates the healing of ligaments and also healing of tendon to bone, in the remodeling process the body will remodel the tissue to resemble the previous ligament structure that was previously there. However all reconstructions are never as strong as your original ligament, this is mainly due to the loss and break down of tissue in the dying phase from day 1 to month 6, here is where BPC -157 and TB500 will hopefully be making the difference.
if we are to speed up the process of creating a new blood supply to the graft and accelerate the fusion of our new graft to the bone, it should thus preserve the integrity and strength of the graft , this will not only help us recover faster, but we will also theoretically yield a much more stronger graft then initially and commonly expected.
Protocol will be as follows
Deca Durabolin @ 250mg's pw as per, continuing from pre op
Sustanon @ 250mg's pw as per, continuing from pre op
BPC- 157@ 250mcg, taken twice per day directly into the knee location
TB500 @ 2mg, taken twice per week, directly into the knee location (Sub Q is also an option with TB500)
Hydroxocobalamin (Vitamin B12) injections 1mg per week
The above will be continued for however long needed, adjustments will be made depending on results and how i feel
Diet: nothing restricted, mainly fresh home cooked meals and a good source of protein intake
Things to Avoid:
Nattokinase :avoid this supplement as it dissolves blood clots & fibrin "dead tissue"...being an Allograft the enzymes may risk breaking down your graft.
Serrapeptase: avoid this supplement as it dissolves Scar tissue and again the enzymes will interpret the foreign graft as waste debris to be broken down and removed from the body.
I personally have used these two supplements for keeping the veins clean and pipes working, excellent and worth looking into to prevent DVT, heart attacks and strokes...its good for your parents, so regardless for your own health, maybe consider it for them.
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Today is currently a little over 2 weeks post op & MY 2nd day taking BPC and TB, until this point i made sure i did not used any of the peptides to ensure full range of motion was achieved first before attempting to accelerate any healing of the tendons and joints.
So far i have noticed within 48 hours:
better control of motion
noticeable less pain than i have been experiencing over the days leading up.
More sleep than usual
reduced swelling
Slight increase in hunger
Anyone with Advice or experience to share, please do
Will keep you guys updated with my journey
This is the second reconstruction i am having, however previously i was using my own graft which would of healed faster as it was my own tissue...however even then it took 5-6 months till i could start Squatting again
The hope is to stimulate the development of new blood vessels towards the donor graft with TB 500 to develop a faster recover. The problem with any knee operation is the lack of blood supply in the knee joint, thus why so many people suffer for years with chronic pain or re-injury, the ligaments around the knee heal at a very slow rate "naturally as ligaments do", but the ACL however rarely heals at all. Being an Allograft, the process required that the graft dies first in the body before it can begin to heal and become your own, this is why the first 4-6 months you must be extremely careful as the graft gets weaker and weaker and thus more prone to failure. There is then a process of remodeling from around 6 months where the body starts to now restructure and remodel the graft to fuse to the bone, rebuild its strength and density with the still developing blood supply, and slowly become a fixated to the bone as a LIVING replacement ligament. Here is where BPC - 157 comes in as it accelerates the healing of ligaments and also healing of tendon to bone, in the remodeling process the body will remodel the tissue to resemble the previous ligament structure that was previously there. However all reconstructions are never as strong as your original ligament, this is mainly due to the loss and break down of tissue in the dying phase from day 1 to month 6, here is where BPC -157 and TB500 will hopefully be making the difference.
if we are to speed up the process of creating a new blood supply to the graft and accelerate the fusion of our new graft to the bone, it should thus preserve the integrity and strength of the graft , this will not only help us recover faster, but we will also theoretically yield a much more stronger graft then initially and commonly expected.
Protocol will be as follows
Deca Durabolin @ 250mg's pw as per, continuing from pre op
Sustanon @ 250mg's pw as per, continuing from pre op
BPC- 157@ 250mcg, taken twice per day directly into the knee location
TB500 @ 2mg, taken twice per week, directly into the knee location (Sub Q is also an option with TB500)
Hydroxocobalamin (Vitamin B12) injections 1mg per week
The above will be continued for however long needed, adjustments will be made depending on results and how i feel
Diet: nothing restricted, mainly fresh home cooked meals and a good source of protein intake
Things to Avoid:
Nattokinase :avoid this supplement as it dissolves blood clots & fibrin "dead tissue"...being an Allograft the enzymes may risk breaking down your graft.
Serrapeptase: avoid this supplement as it dissolves Scar tissue and again the enzymes will interpret the foreign graft as waste debris to be broken down and removed from the body.
I personally have used these two supplements for keeping the veins clean and pipes working, excellent and worth looking into to prevent DVT, heart attacks and strokes...its good for your parents, so regardless for your own health, maybe consider it for them.
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Today is currently a little over 2 weeks post op & MY 2nd day taking BPC and TB, until this point i made sure i did not used any of the peptides to ensure full range of motion was achieved first before attempting to accelerate any healing of the tendons and joints.
So far i have noticed within 48 hours:
better control of motion
noticeable less pain than i have been experiencing over the days leading up.
More sleep than usual
reduced swelling
Slight increase in hunger
Anyone with Advice or experience to share, please do
Will keep you guys updated with my journey
