Starting 2-3 weeks ago I did something to my shoulder, I can't do benchpress or shoulder press now, if I do any exercise with my palms are facing out it hurts my shoulder so I have to work around it. It didn't happen all of a sudden, just gradually happened. At first it was kind of a sharper pain (not real sharp) right below my shoulder/delt where my upper arm begins, right in between there it was this one spot where the pain would come from. It has now become a duller pain in the whole shoulder, I feel like it has reduced a little from the sharpness coming from the one spot.
I came across somebody wanting to use HGH for injury recovery and was told about TB500 about how much better it is for recovery. Even though I have HGH I can't run it because I'm diabetic and it makes me insulin resistant and my blood glucose was high all the time. So, I felt like TB500 was my only option. I started Googling and I can only find positive reviews and logs by people using this compound. I can't find any negative comments.
I took the first shot on Monday. There's a couple different ways people are dosing but, it's relatively similar. I'm going to run it this way:
week 1 - 4mg (2mg - on Mon/Thurs).
week 2-6 - 2mg a week
If I see results then I'll continue to run it 2mg every month.
I'll continue updating this log with my progress if my shoulder is healing or not.
Here's some info on TB500 but, if you Google "TB500" you'll find everything you need to know:
"TB-500 is a synthesized version of Thymosin Beta 4, a peptide that naturally occurs in all animal cells. The natural version of this chemical is used by the animal’s body to improve differentiated endothelial cells so they can perform specialized functions.
This helps the body to grow new cells and dermal tissue to replace any that have aged or been damaged. Thymosin Beta 4 has also been found to play a role in decreasing inflammation, keratinocyte migration and collagen deposition.
The artificial form of this chemical; TB-500 is being investigated for its roles in regulating Actin. This is a cell building protein that helps to encourage cell movement and structure. There are thousands of similar proteins in each animal cell, but actin makes up approximately 10 percent of these proteins, making it an essential part of the genetic makeup of these cells."
I came across somebody wanting to use HGH for injury recovery and was told about TB500 about how much better it is for recovery. Even though I have HGH I can't run it because I'm diabetic and it makes me insulin resistant and my blood glucose was high all the time. So, I felt like TB500 was my only option. I started Googling and I can only find positive reviews and logs by people using this compound. I can't find any negative comments.
I took the first shot on Monday. There's a couple different ways people are dosing but, it's relatively similar. I'm going to run it this way:
week 1 - 4mg (2mg - on Mon/Thurs).
week 2-6 - 2mg a week
If I see results then I'll continue to run it 2mg every month.
I'll continue updating this log with my progress if my shoulder is healing or not.
Here's some info on TB500 but, if you Google "TB500" you'll find everything you need to know:
"TB-500 is a synthesized version of Thymosin Beta 4, a peptide that naturally occurs in all animal cells. The natural version of this chemical is used by the animal’s body to improve differentiated endothelial cells so they can perform specialized functions.
This helps the body to grow new cells and dermal tissue to replace any that have aged or been damaged. Thymosin Beta 4 has also been found to play a role in decreasing inflammation, keratinocyte migration and collagen deposition.
The artificial form of this chemical; TB-500 is being investigated for its roles in regulating Actin. This is a cell building protein that helps to encourage cell movement and structure. There are thousands of similar proteins in each animal cell, but actin makes up approximately 10 percent of these proteins, making it an essential part of the genetic makeup of these cells."