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Ankle surgery & mk-677

hambone2493

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I'm having surgery on my ankle for some torn ligaments. Would mk-677 aid in recovery? Is there anything else I should consider?
 
BPC-157 as close to the injured spot as possible twice a day doses with 2-3 smaller injections each dose.
 
hambone2493 said:
Do you think mk 677 would even be worth it or should I just use bpc? Btw I've never used bpc before.
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It wouldn't hurt. I didn't use MK-677 for very long.

The pinning isn't too bad, I was doing both shoulders so probably 6-10 pins a day lol a little bruising but that's all.
 
UPDATE: I just finished week 7 of mk677 I've been in the boot for two weeks and I still have 4 weeks in the boot, but I can walk without the boot with little to no pain! Do you guys think the mk677 helped? Cause I'm way ahead of schedule!
 
I personally know 2 people who have researched mk677 solely for its healing properties.

One had a hairline fracture in his wrist (fell drunk) and it took 4 weeks to fully heal. He said his doctor told him that was one of the quickest fractures he's ever seen

The other had a torn miniscus and he was green lighted to start lifting again after 3-4 weeks. I forget
 
well, I don't think there's any argument that hGH can help heal joints, so it stands to reason that MK and GHRPs can help as well.

one issue I've read elsewhere, is that if the speed of healing is increased too much, then the bone/joint/etc might not actually be as strong as a slower more methodical process. not sure how true that is, tho...

I think a combination of hGH (or MK/GHRP), BPC (or TB500) and the basic precursors to collagen synthesis (vit C, gelatin, etc) would be the way to go if one needed to be healed as quick as possible.

^I suspect a lot of pro-athletes already do that, since we see some of them bounce back absurdly quick from very significant injuries. (being young and healthy and active helps, too... )
 
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