Incoming gyno removal, bpc157?

[benjamfzb]

Hello,

I Have had gyno since I was 16 as far as I could recall. As I leaned out from 235lbs of fat to 210lbs of muscle over the next decade something became obvious, my lower chest would never go away even when i dieted down to the 190s at 6ft 1 and having an anabolic build. During cycles the nipples would puff up and get pointy and honestly im sick of it. No matter how hard I work they would never improve.

Fast forward to July 2024, I got a consult and the plastix surgeon said gyno removal and chest lipo would fix my issue. After realizing I would be in recovery for a month regardless I decided to double down and get that stubborn pouch below my belly button sucked out and my 6pack carved out. make that 1 month downtime worth it.

Surgery is April 1st. Obviously I cant lift or be in a calorix deficit during recovery, and in my "cheat your body" ways from anabolics use I started wondering if bpc157 would help recovery.

Anyone use bpc157 for surgical recovery? I know its usually more of a joint thing.

 

[Smont]

Hello,

I Have had gyno since I was 16 as far as I could recall. As I leaned out from 235lbs of fat to 210lbs of muscle over the next decade something became obvious, my lower chest would never go away even when i dieted down to the 190s at 6ft 1 and having an anabolic build. During cycles the nipples would puff up and get pointy and honestly im sick of it. No matter how hard I work they would never improve.

Fast forward to July 2024, I got a consult and the plastix surgeon said gyno removal and chest lipo would fix my issue. After realizing I would be in recovery for a month regardless I decided to double down and get that stubborn pouch below my belly button sucked out and my 6pack carved out. make that 1 month downtime worth it.

Surgery is April 1st. Obviously I cant lift or be in a calorix deficit during recovery, and in my "cheat your body" ways from anabolics use I started wondering if bpc157 would help recovery.

Anyone use bpc157 for surgical recovery? I know its usually more of a joint thing.

It's not more of a joint thing..... , it's actually more of a wound and tissue healing thing. So yes, use it

 

[benjamfzb]

It's not more of a joint thing..... , it's actually more of a wound and tissue healing thing. So yes, use it

Thank you as always good sir. I used it during a finger fracture healing and I ended up healing faster then I should of which led to long term finger stiffness since I messed up my metal pin removal scheduling and ended up doing rehab too late so I figured why not ask the bros.