Getting Back After It After Serious Illness

[Classicmotu]

That truly is crazy how something that small can be damn near about crippling. Brother, we just don’t know when something is going to pop up with our health that can be seriously debilitating. That’s all the more reason to take life from day to day and (I hate to use this phrase) be present and live in the moment.

The things I’ve been through have truly taught me not to take things like the time I spend with my wife and kids for granted. We just don’t know when it’s going to be our time to go.

I hope you can get some relief, brother. I’m a firm believer in the TB500 and BPC-157 combo. I keep 6-7 kits of both on hand at all times just in case me or some friends need it. After my pec tear, that combo with the addition of HGH was a lifesaver. The wound care team kept talking about how fast it was healing up and probably giving themselves a pat on the back, but all I could think was, “it’s not because of anything you fuckers are doing.” They pretty much almost killed me.

Thanks for the comment. I wish you the best and will say a prayer for your healing. Take care and stay safe, my brother!

I'm still trying to decide whom to order form. I reread your info on TB amount and have that written down and I'm wondering how my BPC you ran with the TB?

I've got up to 1.5iU TB daily for 4 weeks and then 1.5iU every few days after that. (I'll run less initially to determine how it impacts me)

What about BPC? Same amount?

 

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I was pretty stoked about my bloodwork I got back today! I got some general wellness bloodwork done today, and, according to these numbers, I’m a pretty fucking healthy 37 year old man, especially considering I was laying on my death bed about five months ago!

 

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I'm still trying to decide whom to order form. I reread your info on TB amount and have that written down and I'm wondering how my BPC you ran with the TB?

I've got up to 1.5iU TB daily for 4 weeks and then 1.5iU every few days after that. (I'll run less initially to determine how it impacts me)

What about BPC? Same amount?

The only reason I run the amount I’m about to tell you is because I’ve got such an affordable source, with such good quality products, that I choose to run the shit out of it. Like I said, I keep a minimum of 6-7 kits of each compound on hand. That being said, I pretty much use 1 mg of BPC per day divided into two 500 mcg shots injected as close to the injured site as possible. I love it. I actually tweaked my shoulder a bit yesterday, so I’m about to get some going tonight.

I’m attaching a picture of the formula I go by. If you choose to use 2 ML of water, you just double the numbers. I’ll attach a picture of it as well.

Edit: My source isn’t on the forum, so I’m extremely hesitant of sharing in the open. I’ve seen so many good sources completely go to shit after somebody leaks them. I know they wouldn’t mind the business, but I don’t want them to go MIA. Know what I mean?

 

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These number are really a testament to how resilient the human body is. I’m going to attach some of my kidney and liver numbers from close to the beginning of my illness for comparison.

The first liver numbers are ALT and second are AST. Last set of number are kidney function.

 

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7:02, February 28, 2025, watching Summer House with my wife, on a Friday.

So, I threw caution to the wind today. Before y'all torch me and tell me how bad of an idea this was, I already know I shouldn't have pushed this. The deadlift used to be my best lift by far. Before my pec tear, I was 181 lbs and putting up numbers in the mid-upper 500's. I went back through some of my old journals to verify my numbers today and 570 was my heaviest lift at this weight as well as the heaviest straight bar deadlift of my life. I've lifted 610 at a little heavier weight on a hex bar, but that doesn't count.

While I didn't try to push anywhere near these weights, I pushed myself heavy today to see where I stood. I'll put up my numbers and then elaborate a little more.

Deadlift

3 Sets

5 Reps at 315 lbs
3 Reps at 405 lbs
1 Rep at 455 lbs

That was it.... no more. I had planned on repeating that scheme going back to 405 lbs then 315 lbs, but I was so scared that disaster struck and I cut it off on the last set.

I was just before locking out at 455 when I felt my knee pop and something like electricity run down my leg. I was already there so I finished out the lift and slammed the bar to the floor and slowly went to my ass to assess the situation. I didn't feel anything weird going on, but I knew that could have been adrenaline keeping me from feeling anything.

I didn't want to take anymore chances past what I just did, so I stopped my training, went into the house and took a 10 mg prednisone, mixed up a BPC-157/TB500 cocktail, and injected it into my knee and got my wife to inject it into my back for good measure.

I don't feel anything going on yet, but I'm going to keep this going just to make sure I'm good. I think I will keep my wolverine cocktail on board for the foreseeable future, because I really just scared myself and I don't think it will be a bad idea to keep it onboard.

Lesson learned...I'm not ready to go balls to the wall yet. Yes, I may feel good, but not that good. Keep things light and ease back into it before I seriously hurt myself. I'm not prideful enough to not admit when I do something wrong, and I definitely went there tonight. "Just don't do it again dumbass!"

 

[Classicmotu]

These number are really a testament to how resilient the human body is. I’m going to attach some of my kidney and liver numbers from close to the beginning of my illness for comparison.

The first liver numbers are ALT and second are AST. Last set of number are kidney function.

It may not matter, but you and your wife are visible in one of the screenshots...

And congrats on the blood work and recovery.

 

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It may not matter, but you and your wife are visible in one of the screenshots...

And congrats on the blood work and recovery.

In the one where she’s asking me why men poop for an hour? Haha. I was on the toilet while typing that message. I’m not sweating it, brother. Thanks for letting me know though. I wish we could dm on here. I would like to talk to you about something that may help you. You have telegram?

 

[Classicmotu]

In the one where she’s asking me why men poop for an hour? Haha. I was on the toilet while typing that message. I’m not sweating it, brother. Thanks for letting me know though. I wish we could dm on here. I would like to talk to you about something that may help you. You have telegram?

I just downloaded it. How do we connect?

 

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7:02, February 28, 2025, watching Summer House with my wife, on a Friday.

So, I threw caution to the wind today. Before y'all torch me and tell me how bad of an idea this was, I already know I shouldn't have pushed this. The deadlift used to be my best lift by far. Before my pec tear, I was 181 lbs and putting up numbers in the mid-upper 500's. I went back through some of my old journals to verify my numbers today and 570 was my heaviest lift at this weight as well as the heaviest straight bar deadlift of my life. I've lifted 610 at a little heavier weight on a hex bar, but that doesn't count.

While I didn't try to push anywhere near these weights, I pushed myself heavy today to see where I stood. I'll put up my numbers and then elaborate a little more.

Deadlift

3 Sets

5 Reps at 315 lbs
3 Reps at 405 lbs
1 Rep at 455 lbs

That was it.... no more. I had planned on repeating that scheme going back to 405 lbs then 315 lbs, but I was so scared that disaster struck and I cut it off on the last set.

I was just before locking out at 455 when I felt my knee pop and something like electricity run down my leg. I was already there so I finished out the lift and slammed the bar to the floor and slowly went to my ass to assess the situation. I didn't feel anything weird going on, but I knew that could have been adrenaline keeping me from feeling anything.

I didn't want to take anymore chances past what I just did, so I stopped my training, went into the house and took a 10 mg prednisone, mixed up a BPC-157/TB500 cocktail, and injected it into my knee and got my wife to inject it into my back for good measure.

I don't feel anything going on yet, but I'm going to keep this going just to make sure I'm good. I think I will keep my wolverine cocktail on board for the foreseeable future, because I really just scared myself and I don't think it will be a bad idea to keep it onboard.

Lesson learned...I'm not ready to go balls to the wall yet. Yes, I may feel good, but not that good. Keep things light and ease back into it before I seriously hurt myself. I'm not prideful enough to not admit when I do something wrong, and I definitely went there tonight. "Just don't do it again dumbass!"

Any update on this? How do you pull? Sumo or conventional. If it’s sumo, you might have popped something.

I’ve often heard that ligaments (MCL and ACL) can be torn and be totally painless. I’m an Eagles fan and remember the game Carson Wentz tore his ACL. He had no pain. And stayed in for the next play before going to the locker room. It might be worth getting it checked out.