My TB-500 Log

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I just received my TB-500 from GWP and did my first sub q inject tonight.....Plan on doing 5 mg a week for first 4 weeks, then a maintainance dose (5mg/mo?).

I have been dealing with rotator cuff tenderness all year and I haven't lifted upper body since 8-6. I'm currently doing just my YWTL and a few other cuff excercises daily or close to daily. Plan on easing back into lifting, especially pressing, while continuing to do strengthening excercises. I'm hoping to start with some push ups and maybe light DB benching on monday.
 

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Hope it works for you man. Interested to hear how it goes.
 

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Good luck! I just started tb500 this week also, here's my log
 

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I used it and it worked wonders for me. It takes a few weeks before you to notice anything.
 

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Lookin forward to hearing what type of results u get from Tb
 
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Nothing really new or exciting.....i pinned the other 2.5 mg today. So 5 mg in. Still doing PT stuff, but I did first "lifting" last night other than legs in 3 weeks. I did a whopping 20 push ups. Felt okay and fine today. I'm still protecting my shoulder some during the day, but minimal discomfort. Tomorrow, I will do my PT excercises and some neutral grip pull ups and some push ups. See how that goes.
 

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How do you mix the TB 500? Does it come ready to pin?
 

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I will be following to see how it goes.
 

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can i give you some advice? you have enough TB to make this work. what I would do is stretch the same dose over a six week period instead of four. for some reason, the general consensus is that you need at least:

15mg, and...
six (6) weeks

to really get an effective cycle.

evidently, TIME is an important aspect of this cycle, and rushing it by injecting more doesn't really speed up the process.

just my .02

good luck!

---Roman
 

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can i give you some advice? you have enough TB to make this work. what I would do is stretch the same dose over a six week period instead of four. for some reason, the general consensus is that you need at least:

15mg, and...
six (6) weeks

to really get an effective cycle.

evidently, TIME is an important aspect of this cycle, and rushing it by injecting more doesn't really speed up the process.

just my .02

good luck!

---Roman

That's good to know. I was just thinking about increasing my dose to 5mg a week. I'm only on my 2nd week but at the last minute, I put it back in the fridge and decided against it but was still not sure what to do.
 

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That's good to know. I was just thinking about increasing my dose to 5mg a week. I'm only on my 2nd week but at the last minute, I put it back in the fridge and decided against it but was still not sure what to do.

that's the funny thing with TB. Some are thinking in terms of stabilizing blood serum levels. But this is not the right way to think of it. TB is a peptide, in a water based solution, so the body consumes it quickly (hours instead of days like an oil based esther). So the semi weekly protocol really doesn't do much in my opinion. Somehow, the TB stimulates the bodies healing mechanism, and the process continues for quite some time. I like to think of it in terms of getting a vaccine. The body consumes the vaccine pretty fast, but for a long time there after (up to ten years in some cases) the body will create antibodies, and will continue the immune response for a very long time, even after the original agent in the vaccine has been consumed.

Now this is not a great example for how TB works, but I think it starts you thinking at least in the right direction. Maybe someone with a medical background can explain this action a little better?
 
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I plan on continuing to shoot 5 mg/wk for 4 weeks, then will do 5 mg a month after for a maintance. Shoulder is feeling pretty good today. Still just doing PT excercises as it was a bit sore yesterday actually. Not sure if it was from the few push ups and pull ups I did or just slept on it wrong. All in all, pain level is only about a 1
 

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