We hear that it is just age, just wear and tear, just something to live with
TB-500: Best for deep tissue and chronic injuries Why it's excellent for specific injuries: Penetrates deeper into tissues than BPC-157 Superior for muscle belly tears Improves flexibility and range of motion Reduces scar tissue formation Anti-inflammatory effects Best for: Deep muscle injuries Chronic tendon issues Limited range of motion Old injuries with scar tissue Full-body recovery Dosing: Loading: 5-10mg per week for 4-6 weeks Maintenance: 2-5mg per week Injectable subcutaneous 8-16 week protocols BPC-157 vs TB-500: BPC-157: Better for acute injuries, gut, faster results TB-500: Better for chronic issues, flexibility, deep tissue Often used together for comprehensive healing See our TB-500 guide , BPC-157 vs TB-500 comparison , and TB-500 dosage calculator
Keep in mind that oral B is not well absorbed in people who truly lack intrinsic factor or have certain GI issues, which is why B is usually injected or given as a high-dose sublingual in those cases
This indicates that while higher doses may have some impact on kidney function, this effect is reversible and does not occur at lower, more commonly used doses
Im not saying any of this to scare you or to concern you, but to simply bring to your attention that vitamin B12 deficiency is a big deal