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[mag123]

Hello!

Long story short: My dad has a lot of inflammation in his joints/shoulder/etc.

He want to try some of the peptides on the market because the only thing that helps is adrenocortical hormones but with all the side effects it's not a viable option.

So I've explained the effects of BPC 157 and how he might benefit from it.

The only problem is that he cannot inject himself with it and I don't got the time to help him with the injections.

 

So my first question is: I've found a vendor who sell the peptide in nasal spray. I've seen people on this forum administrate it nasal for the purpose of its nootropic effects but I haven't seen people talk about the anti-inflammatory effect with a nasal administration, so is it possible to use it that way?

 

Question number 2: Anyone got some alternatives to BPC 157? I've seen TB500 but the administrative problem is the same.

 

Thanks!

[William Sterog]

As far as I know, BPC 157 is orally bioavailable.

[mag123]

Is there other anti-inflammatory drugs that would be good?

[Infinite1]

BPC-157 is a histamine liberator, so depending this might be something to consider especially in nasal delivery. Best to couple it with a histamine blocker. Both TB-500 and BPC-157 Re both orally active, and can easily be sourced from a number of venders.

Edited by Infinite1, 27 October 2019 - 06:17 AM.

[zorba990]

I think this one is over-prices, but there are already oral supplements out there : https://integrativep...ediate-release/

[mag123]

I found a BCP spray with 125 mcg per spray with a total amount of 7.5 mg in a spray bottle for 25 eur. I'm going to buy 2 sprays for my dad.

I think if he dose 3 times a day it would have the desired effect on him.

[Daniel Cooper]

I found a BCP spray with 125 mcg per spray with a total amount of 7.5 mg in a spray bottle for 25 eur. I'm going to buy 2 sprays for my dad.

I think if he dose 3 times a day it would have the desired effect on him.

 

Who is the vendor on that? 

[mag123]

Who is the vendor on that? 

https://reachgenius.se/en/

[Engadin]

And why not trying the cortison shots option? Mayo Clinic advises not to go anywhere beyond a shot per joint every 6 weeks, 3 or 4 times a year. That's the red line never to cross to keep your joint from potential side effects.

 

I use this therapy with my arthritis and works wonders in my shoulder, fingers and hip. I just write every shot's date and amount down to control I am rightly following Mayo's advise.