"What are you doing with your life? You don't have a job or any realistic plans for the future. You're not gonna become a professional arm wrestler. I'm leaving!"
I’ve tried bpc157 together with tb500 for 20 days directly in my wrist and shoulder where the pain was and I saw a 60% improvement on my wrist. Not that much on my shoulder but what surprised me was that immediately after injection a huge hunger, if I didn’t eat I started to shake and sweat
@@PrinceSaddy7258 brother search up some stuff on UA-cam for helping with it, there are so many good videos that teach you how to help your problems, all the best with it !!
In the bodybuilding and powerlifting circles it is widely recommended to not use it for more than 6 weeks at a time and only once a year due to how fast it can grow and remodel the heart.
I healed a myotendinous biceps tear with BPC in 5 weeks. The bruising wasn't even completely cleared up, but the muscle held up to max effort work. Stuff is amazing.
I could sure use some of this. My wrists have been in pain since the day I first started armwrestling. It can take weeks or months for the pain to go away, usually by stopping anything but the lightest bloodflow work, and it always comes back, no matter how careful I am.
Honestly, grab a quick xray and ultrasound of your wrist with your doc. So many bones and tendons in there, it's not unlikely that one of them are damaged
Please don't! Those pains you're describing are normal, we all had or still have them, it usually takes months of consistent lightweight training and then gradually going up over a period of 2-5 years in order to pretty much not have them anymore. Don't go to a drug just so that it gets you rid of "annoying" pain that "prohibits" you from training. Learn about your body, why it hurts and what to do so that it doesn't hurt anymore. Trust me, I had more pain in my arms from training than most people, I was screaming in bed at times during the night, not being able to sleep. My blood levels showed about 20x times the level of eosinophils, my tendons and muscles get extreme damage from this type of training. Yet, after being out of this sport since 2011 precisely due to this problem, I finally managed to fix it within less than 2 months by finally employing proper training. I had to forget everything I thought I knew and start like a baby from ground zero, with little girl weights. Now I'm back to training even 3x times a day with the same weights as before, the only difference being there's no more pain. I still cannot believe such a thing was possible in my case.
@@ArmWrestlingOverdose Hey man, I appreciate the response. Rest assured, I have no intention of using any drugs, although it is quite annoying not being able to train anywhere near heavy, being stuck with the baby bands, always in rehab mode. I've recently been given the suggestion to train moderate intensity isometric holds to try and fix my wrist instability/tendon issue (radial side) instead of doing light pumping. I'll give that a try and avoid toprolling for the time being. If you don't mind my asking, what training principle did you apply to break through this plateau?
@@TheUnchainedMind We have exactly the same issue from what you're saying :) I also get mine on the radial side. Isometry was also recommended to me and although in theory it should work, for me it worked only marginally, as the applied static force still maintained my inflammation. The ticket for me was actually rehab training with tens or even hundreds of reps per set (yes, no kidding). Then, the other huge piece of the puzzle was letting go of all I thought I knew after 27 years of training in various sports and go back to square one. I literally had to pick up weights of 1-2 kilos, explore all the angles and methods which worked pain-free vs. the ones that started to give me slight pain and progress from there at a veerryyyyy slow pace. I can't stress this enough. I know you wish to quickly go back to training with the weights you'd normally use, just have zero pain. But it doesn't work like that. And for the first 2 months I thought at this rate it will take me 5 years to get anywhere close to my "standard" weights, if ever. But something very strange happened. Due to all this intensive rehab work which was CONTINUOUS (every day, many many times per day), I suddenly got the benefit of consistency in the form of being able to go around 80% of my numbers after around 3 months. Then around month 4 I was back to 100% with a tendency to even break my previous plateaus. It will work faster than expected, IF (and only IF) you'll be willing to take it from ground zero and push through that unbearable sensation of "when will this ever go away" for a few months. Trust me, you either sacrifice a few months and do the right thing, so that u can then continue as you always should have, OR you'll keep looking for a shortcut/treatment/method for many years to come. It might take you 2 months, it might take you 5-6, but I guarantee if you REALLY go back to baby mode and slowly climb back up only with a pain-free weight (even if it's 3 pounds vs. your usual 40 or whatever), you'll be able to fix this for the rest of your career.
Good point, I always thought its no way it can healing serious chronic injuries within a days/weeks. It must be turning off pain signal’s allowing people to regain control/strength of the injured area. We will truly never know until more studies come out, for now its all hypothetical talk.
Its not hypothetical at all, there has been extensive research done on rats and a fair amount on people at this point in time. There are plenty of medical journals and research papers published on BPC and its MOA. It was originally derived from the healing factors in ulcer tissue. Its main function is in fact healing, not pain reduction. I personally healed a myotendinous biceps tear in 5 weeks using BPC. The bruising wasn't even fully dissipated and the muscle held up to multiple max effort attempts in competition. There is a ton of bunk BPC out there though.
Been using BPC157 for 4 weeks now. It is life changing stuff! In January my elbows packed up completely and I was in constant pain. A fellow gym rat told me to try it and I caved. Within 3 days it started to work and I could start to use my arms again. Now 4 weeks on and I have quality of life again. It sort of plateaued after 3 weeks not getting any better or worse, but if I skip a day or two I can feel it. The recommendations is to stay on for 6 weeks and then off for an extended period. Even my bad knee is completely pain free too.
@@ArmwrestlingAcademia When I got abit money I will try this stuff for a longer duration or some. The physio therapist don't seem to pull anything off.
@@elielahoud3531 Actually there was a live on John's channel like over a year ago when MMT was visiting him. John briefly mentioned that he had taken BPC157 injection to the wrist. I think Todd recommended it or something, can't remember the exact details.
@@bourgoinsbeerbelly7029 John took BPC-157 in an attempt to heal an injury suffered in his supermatch with Paul Linn. John said he didn't feel any effects of it at all which surprised me because people in the fitness industry are praising BPC-157 as this miraculous healing agent
Do your homework on this stuff . A.M. (morning) administrations , do not take more then 4 weeks . If you do , it will screw up some of your endocrine systems permanently. Also this does show up in urine tests per WADA .
Я упал на руку и получил травму лучезапястного сустава гипс не стал накладывать за 3 недели травму ухудшилось два раза малейшая сгибание вызывал боль имея тренерское образование на неделю убрал негативное влияние на сустав на второй неделе сделал 5 лечебных упражнений Я просто рад Насколько быстро мой организм сам себя лечит .
@@Hexodah Source and quality is important, ALSO, for chronic issues it’s been reported to take much longer. There’s people who stayed on it for 4-5 months before finally seeing the results. People who’ve suffered for 2-3 years prior with chronic tendonosis. I’m on the same boat as you, tried it for about 6 weeks and nothing. Gonna try a more reputable supplier and go for 6 months total. Chronic wrist pain for 3 years, strengthening helps but doesn’t eliminate it for me. P.S. The peptides should be taken along side strengthening.
how tf you think that aw is only rotator cuff? this muscle isn't even 10% of what makes you strong armwrestler, you should educate yourself and watch some videos about toproll/hook
Again .no drug or steroids will help you. No bone bone density no arm wrestling strenght. Some drugs have similar effect to ur natural steroids but only partialy and much weaker…they are difficult to find in blood tho,.,that’s why some use them
“Honey, come quick, Armwrestling Academia posted”
"What are you doing with your life? You don't have a job or any realistic plans for the future. You're not gonna become a professional arm wrestler. I'm leaving!"
Happened before?😔@@TheRenaissanceGuys
I’ve tried bpc157 together with tb500 for 20 days directly in my wrist and shoulder where the pain was and I saw a 60% improvement on my wrist.
Not that much on my shoulder but what surprised me was that immediately after injection a huge hunger, if I didn’t eat I started to shake and sweat
@Alejandro Gjezi I don’t know, maybe, you never know with these things but it worked for my wrist so I am happy
@@tripologos GHRP 6 Bro 100%
@@tripologos Iam Beginner my wrist and tendons very weak would you suggest me what can I do please tell
Have a snickers.
@@PrinceSaddy7258 brother search up some stuff on UA-cam for helping with it, there are so many good videos that teach you how to help your problems, all the best with it !!
In the bodybuilding and powerlifting circles it is widely recommended to not use it for more than 6 weeks at a time and only once a year due to how fast it can grow and remodel the heart.
So should I try to inject it far away from the heart then?
Like in my legs
@@maalikserebryakovall veins lead to heart
I literally just checked your channel yesterday to see if you've uploaded anything, haha.
I healed a myotendinous biceps tear with BPC in 5 weeks. The bruising wasn't even completely cleared up, but the muscle held up to max effort work. Stuff is amazing.
I could sure use some of this. My wrists have been in pain since the day I first started armwrestling. It can take weeks or months for the pain to go away, usually by stopping anything but the lightest bloodflow work, and it always comes back, no matter how careful I am.
Honestly, grab a quick xray and ultrasound of your wrist with your doc. So many bones and tendons in there, it's not unlikely that one of them are damaged
Please don't! Those pains you're describing are normal, we all had or still have them, it usually takes months of consistent lightweight training and then gradually going up over a period of 2-5 years in order to pretty much not have them anymore. Don't go to a drug just so that it gets you rid of "annoying" pain that "prohibits" you from training. Learn about your body, why it hurts and what to do so that it doesn't hurt anymore. Trust me, I had more pain in my arms from training than most people, I was screaming in bed at times during the night, not being able to sleep. My blood levels showed about 20x times the level of eosinophils, my tendons and muscles get extreme damage from this type of training. Yet, after being out of this sport since 2011 precisely due to this problem, I finally managed to fix it within less than 2 months by finally employing proper training. I had to forget everything I thought I knew and start like a baby from ground zero, with little girl weights. Now I'm back to training even 3x times a day with the same weights as before, the only difference being there's no more pain. I still cannot believe such a thing was possible in my case.
@@ArmWrestlingOverdose Hey man, I appreciate the response. Rest assured, I have no intention of using any drugs, although it is quite annoying not being able to train anywhere near heavy, being stuck with the baby bands, always in rehab mode. I've recently been given the suggestion to train moderate intensity isometric holds to try and fix my wrist instability/tendon issue (radial side) instead of doing light pumping. I'll give that a try and avoid toprolling for the time being. If you don't mind my asking, what training principle did you apply to break through this plateau?
@@TheUnchainedMind We have exactly the same issue from what you're saying :) I also get mine on the radial side. Isometry was also recommended to me and although in theory it should work, for me it worked only marginally, as the applied static force still maintained my inflammation. The ticket for me was actually rehab training with tens or even hundreds of reps per set (yes, no kidding). Then, the other huge piece of the puzzle was letting go of all I thought I knew after 27 years of training in various sports and go back to square one. I literally had to pick up weights of 1-2 kilos, explore all the angles and methods which worked pain-free vs. the ones that started to give me slight pain and progress from there at a veerryyyyy slow pace. I can't stress this enough. I know you wish to quickly go back to training with the weights you'd normally use, just have zero pain. But it doesn't work like that. And for the first 2 months I thought at this rate it will take me 5 years to get anywhere close to my "standard" weights, if ever. But something very strange happened. Due to all this intensive rehab work which was CONTINUOUS (every day, many many times per day), I suddenly got the benefit of consistency in the form of being able to go around 80% of my numbers after around 3 months. Then around month 4 I was back to 100% with a tendency to even break my previous plateaus. It will work faster than expected, IF (and only IF) you'll be willing to take it from ground zero and push through that unbearable sensation of "when will this ever go away" for a few months. Trust me, you either sacrifice a few months and do the right thing, so that u can then continue as you always should have, OR you'll keep looking for a shortcut/treatment/method for many years to come. It might take you 2 months, it might take you 5-6, but I guarantee if you REALLY go back to baby mode and slowly climb back up only with a pain-free weight (even if it's 3 pounds vs. your usual 40 or whatever), you'll be able to fix this for the rest of your career.
@@ArmWrestlingOverdose Thanks for taking the time to give a detailed reply. I'll just keep doing bloodflow and hope for the best.
Hides the pain a lot , you feel more recovered then you are , expect to be reinjured .
Feels AMAZING tho.
Good point, I always thought its no way it can healing serious chronic injuries within a days/weeks. It must be turning off pain signal’s allowing people to regain control/strength of the injured area. We will truly never know until more studies come out, for now its all hypothetical talk.
Its not hypothetical at all, there has been extensive research done on rats and a fair amount on people at this point in time. There are plenty of medical journals and research papers published on BPC and its MOA. It was originally derived from the healing factors in ulcer tissue. Its main function is in fact healing, not pain reduction.
I personally healed a myotendinous biceps tear in 5 weeks using BPC. The bruising wasn't even fully dissipated and the muscle held up to multiple max effort attempts in competition.
There is a ton of bunk BPC out there though.
Man you made my day ! I was waiting for this one in particular for a long time :D Nice work bro keep pushing
Been using BPC157 for 4 weeks now. It is life changing stuff! In January my elbows packed up completely and I was in constant pain. A fellow gym rat told me to try it and I caved. Within 3 days it started to work and I could start to use my arms again. Now 4 weeks on and I have quality of life again. It sort of plateaued after 3 weeks not getting any better or worse, but if I skip a day or two I can feel it. The recommendations is to stay on for 6 weeks and then off for an extended period. Even my bad knee is completely pain free too.
Did you use oral or injectable?
His probably passed away@@mattproof7514
There is only an injectable form
@@mattproof7514
Very good video, i love it, please do video about tb500
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Excellent. I hear this stuff is good with TB-500. as a combo. I never tried but have some nasty injuries and thinking about it.
I've heard good things about this and TB-500, both as a combo and independently.
@@ArmwrestlingAcademia When I got abit money I will try this stuff for a longer duration or some. The physio therapist don't seem to pull anything off.
Bpc15u helped me a lot with a golf elbow. Local sub Q injection 1time a day.
ok, what are the negatives? because this sounds ridiculously awesome
Peptides are legal and used in bodybuilding heavily but tread with caution some are very dangerous and deadly. Research any your thinking of.
Back with a banger
Sounds like the whole general population should be on it tbh.
Wolverine type healing..... absolutely mad how well this works to repair even the worst of injuries. Tb500 is similar to bpc157
give it to John Brzenk !!! we need him to smash Levan
Do you think he doesn't consume anything?
@@Hook7055 yes he does but not this , this heals tendons bones and ligaments much more effectively
@@elielahoud3531 Actually there was a live on John's channel like over a year ago when MMT was visiting him. John briefly mentioned that he had taken BPC157 injection to the wrist. I think Todd recommended it or something, can't remember the exact details.
@@bourgoinsbeerbelly7029 John took BPC-157 in an attempt to heal an injury suffered in his supermatch with Paul Linn. John said he didn't feel any effects of it at all which surprised me because people in the fitness industry are praising BPC-157 as this miraculous healing agent
It's important to remember a lot of those people praising X-substance also benefit from it being sold.
Do your homework on this stuff . A.M. (morning) administrations , do not take more then 4 weeks . If you do , it will screw up some of your endocrine systems permanently. Also this does show up in urine tests per WADA .
How long can it be tested for in urine? And can it be found in hair too?
4-5 days via urine . Hair , I have no idea . Hair tests are unlikely . Urine tests are the most used .
Я упал на руку и получил травму лучезапястного сустава гипс не стал накладывать за 3 недели травму ухудшилось два раза малейшая сгибание вызывал боль имея тренерское образование на неделю убрал негативное влияние на сустав на второй неделе сделал 5 лечебных упражнений Я просто рад Насколько быстро мой организм сам себя лечит .
Very interesting
Is stem cell the miracle treatment?
They are NOT for human consumption!!!
I tried it. Doesn't work.
at what dose, from what source, and for what duration?
Could be a bad source
Total of 6 weeks if I remember correctly. Spent 150€ for nothing.
@@jaxchristian3080 could be a lot of hype
@@Hexodah Source and quality is important, ALSO, for chronic issues it’s been reported to take much longer. There’s people who stayed on it for 4-5 months before finally seeing the results. People who’ve suffered for 2-3 years prior with chronic tendonosis.
I’m on the same boat as you, tried it for about 6 weeks and nothing. Gonna try a more reputable supplier and go for 6 months total.
Chronic wrist pain for 3 years, strengthening helps but doesn’t eliminate it for me.
P.S. The peptides should be taken along side strengthening.
Devon larratt 💪
Sounds like an advertisement more than an assessment of it
Better off using gh .
No
Aak Levan 🤣
There is nothing in this world that has only benefits.
water? Air?
@@bjf5027 drink too much water too fast and you are dead
@@bjf5027 drowning, flooding, tornado
there is... it's calling being natty lmfao
@@aohjii true but being natty is just a state of being, not a chemical or anything.
Nope, the thing that's stupid about arm wrestling is that its mostly the rotator cuff muscle....
No it’s not
@@Lestergreen77 yeah
how tf you think that aw is only rotator cuff? this muscle isn't even 10% of what makes you strong armwrestler, you should educate yourself and watch some videos about toproll/hook
@@RevoltFeed yeah you should educate yourself, you need to know more about life than being a circus clown
@@RevoltFeed because he’s stupid
Again .no drug or steroids will help you.
No bone bone density no arm wrestling strenght.
Some drugs have similar effect to ur natural steroids but only partialy and much weaker…they are difficult to find in blood tho,.,that’s why some use them
@Alejandro Gjezi of u are willing to harm yourself and do to much
But then again normal protein is harmful in heavy amounts
@Alejandro Gjezi yes in muscle volume but not in raw strengtht.
Only bone density does it.and drugs that can increase ur bone density don't exist
@@alexsveles343 all steroids improve bone density. They are litterally used clinically for that. Igf-1 too.
@@alexsveles343 You speak in some pretty bro scienc-y absolutes.
@@Dannerooo I'm pretty sure they're bots. Also, androgens increase bone density.
Why are you encouraging breaking of rules?
He isn't. He's educating you about BPC-157. You decide what you do with this information.