YES, good call. Begin 3-5 days prior to surgery, continue for 2-3 weeks post surgery. 2/mg. I would add in KPV, also at 2/mg a day, for inflammation support. No, do not get KLOW. Get Wolverine and KPV separately. That's a winner.
When it comes to surgery and broken bones etc. the dosing protocol changes quite a bit. There is also no standard dosing protocol. Again, tell us what you think this gentleman’s protocol should look like? Enlighten us
Blah blah your letting a guy use peptides a few days before surgery way to go idiot we have 0 clue if it would add any risks but we do know 3-5 days isn’t gonna do jack shit 🤣
Name calling or profanity is not an excuse for ignorance. I will ask again: if my suggested usage is incorrect, what is the correct protocol for this gentleman who is going in for surgery for a broken arm?
Just the normal one bpc / kpv daily 250 ( didn’t see a spike with 500 )
and tb500 honestly it ain’t that great however you dose it but for now I’ll stick to 2x 2.5mg weekly if I do it ( also for the bro science that was never properly backed that they eat each other in a mix )
Enough!!!! Answer the question for Adam, who is seeking some guidance. You're not helping him. You think you have some better ideas, let's hear it! Shoot your shot. Maybe you have some good points to consider. We are all ears, Immanuel.
FYI, if you provided that above TB-500 protocol screenshot and shared it with 3 of the top peptide experts out there, they would all disagree with that suggested protocol. Are they right? Maybe. Maybe not. My point is there is no true base usage case for Wolverine, or KPV. Only user experiences. And in my experience, running Wolverine for 2/mg a day for 30-days; then off for 30-days, rinse/repeat as needed has provided great results, especially with nagging injuries. And to say what I suggested was that out to left-field, frankly is simply not true and accurate. KPV is well tolerated at 2/mg and is profound at inflammation support — which Adam will need post-surgery. BPC at 1mg a day and TB at 1mg a day is not a ludicrous dosing regime either. That is all.
