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Get your custom peptide protocol: Tailored to your body and goals Precise dosing and cycle length Safe stacking combinations Backed by peer-reviewed studies Ready in under 2 minutes TB-500 Dosage Chart: Quick Reference LOADING PHASE (Weeks 1-4): • Injury Healing: 5-10mg per week (split into 2-3 doses) • Severe injury (torn tendon/muscle): 10mg per week • Mild injury (tendonitis, strain): 5-7.5mg per week • Frequency: 2-3 injections per week (e.g., Monday/Thursday or Mon/Wed/Fri) MAINTENANCE PHASE (Weeks 5+): • Dosage: 2.5-5mg per week (single dose or split) • Frequency: Once or twice per week • Duration: 4-8 weeks total, then reassess PREVENTION/RECOVERY: • Dosage: 2.5mg per week • Frequency: Once weekly • Use case: Athletes preventing injury or speeding general recovery TB-500 Dosage by Injury Type Different injuries respond to different dosing strategies: Tendonitis (Tennis Elbow, Achilles, Rotator Cuff) • Loading: 5-7.5mg/week for 4 weeks • Maintenance: 2.5-5mg/week for 4-6 weeks • Injection site: Subcutaneous (abdomen) or near injury • Expected results: Noticeable improvement in 2-3 weeks Muscle Tears or Strains • Loading: 7.5-10mg/week for 4 weeks • Maintenance: 5mg/week for 4 weeks • Injection site: Subcutaneous, close to injury if possible • Expected results: Faster recovery, reduced scar tissue Joint Injuries (Knee, Shoulder, Hip) • Loading: 5-10mg/week for 4-6 weeks • Maintenance: 2.5-5mg/week for 4-8 weeks • Stack with: BPC-157 for localized healing • Expected results: Reduced inflammation, improved mobility Post-Surgery Recovery • Dosage: 5mg/week starting 1 week post-op • Duration: 6-8 weeks • Note: Consult surgeon before use
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