Mod GRF 1-29 + IPM + BPC-157 + TB-500 + GHK-CU stack, beginner questions

durrcat

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So I'm drawing up an injury recovery stack for my partner to try and help him with some residual issues following a cartilage repair on his knee after a long period of being housebound. its 2 years out from the op and hes still experiencing a fair bit of weakness and pain in the joint. he isnt willing to try AAS yet, but ive suggested a peptide based recovery stack to him and hes willing to try that. i would like to ask some basic questions about dosing, reconstitution, etc on this. my concerns are helping with ligament, muscle, and nerve weakness, and maximising any possible collagen repair we might be able to induce.

the stack i have in mind is as follows:
mod GRF 1-29 + ipamorelin .2+.2mg once daily
BPC-157 + TB-500 .5mg+.5mg subq once daily
GHK-CU 2mg subq once daily


the TB-500 and BPC-157 doses i am thinking of dont seem ideal on account of the 1:1 mixture i will be purchasing it in, could i be dosing these better?

i know that the rapid reduction of circulating GHK-CU means it would be better suited to multiple injections a day, however his work situation makes injections that frequent not viable. as i understand it the half life puts him above literature suggested therapeutic doses for about 7 hours @ 2mg/injection (DOI: 10.1155/2015/648108, US20230088926A1). hopefully thats enough.

one other odd question i have, is whether it would be sensible to mix the GH peptides and the BPC-157 + TB-500 into one vial for the purpose of injection. specifically, im thinking of buying some insulin pens and vials, and transferring the peptides out of the constituted vials into the insulin pen vial at appropriate volumes for the desired dose. for obvious reasons the copper peptide will be kept seperate. my concern is, do i risk interactions between the peptides and potential denaturing if i do this?
 
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