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[Strangelove]

I am having a recent issue from an accident that gave me issues with the ligaments on my right knee, I have been looking on line for available treatment options for supplementation and it seems the best option for a number of orthopedic issues is a peptide called BPC-157. Animal and human research shows that BPC-157 has the ability to repair a number of human tissue like tendon, muscle, intestines, teeth and bones, and I have read many posts on line with surprisingly good results.

 

I have been arranging group buys for chemicals and been distributing NSI-189 and other nootropics to Longecity members for about five years now, I have asked a price for a bulk purchase of 5 grams from a reputable source and I got a price of 250mg/$70 that could get over $600 if someone would buy 5mg vials in retail. BPC-157 is orally bioavailable and can also be used sublingually.

 

Anyone that has any chronic issue with any of the above might want to consider it for.

 

-Ligaments, muscle and bone injuries

- Ulcers, leaky gut, Crohn’s disease

-Skin burns

-Increase in neuronal plasticity

-Analgesic qualities.

 

Anyone that might be interested, please post in the thread below.

 

https://www.longecit...-157-group-buy/

[Daniel Cooper]

Not trying to be a smartass, but why would you want to arrange a group buy for something that is freely purchasable from any number of online peptide vendors in the quantities you're looking for at reasonable prices?

 

 

[Strangelove]

Not trying to be a smartass, but why would you want to arrange a group buy for something that is freely purchasable from any number of online peptide vendors in the quantities you're looking for at reasonable prices?

 

The problem with my knee is one of the pproblems I am trying to resolve. I am having some issues with my gut also that BCP-157 probably can help with. At this time my financial situetion is not at its best, and the doses I am going to use over time justify to buy a larger amount and split it among other members.