Glow peptide

Wally7211

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I’m going to get gyno surgery next month and been doing some research on peptides to use for fast and better recovery. Looks like the Glow peptide (GHK-cu, BPC-157, TB-500) seems to be a great one for healing, especially for skin, wounds, etc. I have used BPC-157 a couple different times to recover from surgery with pretty good success. My question is with the glow peptide, would I still inject subcutaneous near the “injury” site? Feels strange to inject subcutaneous in the chest. I also heard that with the GHK-cu, it’s very painful and some people have issues with it so not sure if the chest would be the best place to inject. Just looking for any thoughts and if anyone has any experience with GLOW.
 
I inject it IM as close To the injury as possible, yes GHK is painful but it will only last a day. I have pinned my chest when I'm very lean and I can see the veins to avoid those spots I made a little chart like 3 years ago if the least painful spots, some are completely pain free. Although anytime you inject a spot for the very first time you should have soreness because it's a virgin muscle or whatever you want to call it.

I'm going to flip through my old pictures and see if I can find the little diagram I made
 
TB works great sub q, GHK goes systemic but sub q is MORE painful than in the muscle. but Bpc you want closer to the injury in the muscle.

So even though sub q may work for this combination, to get the most out of it and to make it the least painful you would probably want to inject it in the muscle
 
Smont said:
TB works great sub q, GHK goes systemic but sub q is MORE painful than in the muscle. but Bpc you want closer to the injury in the muscle.

So even though sub q may work for this combination, to get the most out of it and to make it the least painful you would probably want to inject it in the muscle
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I wonder if I’m better off getting them separately? Maybe get the Bpc and Tb combo and do that sub q near the surgery site and do GHK separately IM. Is GHK more just get into your system as opposed to injecting it near the injury or wound?
 
I would go with them separately. GHK can be quite painful, if you can tolerate it just mix it in the same syringe - no loss. BPC and TB are good together unless you want different amounts than what is premixed. If you can swing the extra few bucks I'd get them all separate.
 
Wally7211 said:
I wonder if I’m better off getting them separately? Maybe get the Bpc and Tb combo and do that sub q near the surgery site and do GHK separately IM. Is GHK more just get into your system as opposed to injecting it near the injury or wound?
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THIS! I dunno what the hell is going on with these blends (marketing) but it is wayyy better to get the three separately IMO. So much BPC goes wasted because it's paired with GHK and people don't want to pin it as often or as near to the injury due to pip. You'll also probably get higher doses and can always try to mix them in the pin if you really want to make your own GLOW Stack.
 
Ok appreciate all the feedback. I think I’m going to go with all three separately. I’ll do the BPC and TB sub q in the chest, close to the surgery site. Then I guess I’ll do the Ghk intramuscular. Can I use an insulin syringe for the GHK or would you guys suggest a larger needle to get it deeper in the muscle? Also, just mix up injection sites or does anyone have any particular area that seems better than others pain wise etc?
 
It will be really tough to get the dosage right in anything other than a slin pin which should be fine for IM just use a spot with thin skin. I haven't heard of any benefits with GHK IM over subq though.
 
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