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And here is my anecdotal evidence. In 2019/2020 wasted my money on 15mg BPC-157 for gastritis, oral administration. No noticeable or lasting effects on irritated gastric mucosa. I literally can't find a single report of someone that cured an ulcer or gastritis with BPC-157, in 30 years!, despite...

I already posted some anecdotal reports that BPC-157 isn't the miracle that Badassblues claims it to be. More anecdotes can be found with Search on this forum. Badassblues posted actually links to a site selling peptides, trying to pass this as "research", and claims BPC-157 is "safe and...

More actual posts reporting that BPC-157 did not deliver the claimed benefits: https://www.excelmale.com/forum/threads/bpc-157-tb500.23060/#post-267273 So much about the disconnect between reality and marketing hype that some are attempting to create here. Use the Search people and save your...

Unproven safety in humans is the main concern with BPC-157. There are no studies probing the potential of bpc-157 to exacerbate tumor metastases, not even in mice. The compound was discovered in 1993 in Croatia and for 30 years there isn't a single study in humans, which makes me think they are...

From now on, I am reporting any such blatantly advertising posts with "articles" from sites selling peptides. Moreover, any time someone does that, I will post an ANTI-advertisement with anecdotal reports that show the stuff they are promoting does not work and is a waste of money. Let's see...

Here is something of value for your advertisement department. No matter how many promotional "studies" you post to boost sales, the lack of positive anecdotal reports is glaring. A few hundred $$$ on the "miraculous" BPC-157 did not help tendonitis...

I don't see any evidence in your posts that BPC-157 is safe and effective for humans. All you posted is promotional mice studies from Croatia and infomercials from sites selling it. If you don't have an actual proof it is safe and effective in humans, please take your advertisements to another...

Most of the promotional marketing studies of BPC-157 come from Croatia. That makes me think they have a financial incentive. Also, despite many studies with rats, they are afraid to do a single human study in 30 years. Is it because they are not sure the stuff is safe and do not want to bear...

Marketing articles on sites that sell peptides are not a proof that a peptide is safe or effective. Regarding BPC-157, human studies are missing, mice studies of the potential to promote tumor spreading via angiogenesis are missing, anecdotal reports that a single ulcer was healed are missing...

Despite all the hype coming from Croatia, where the peptide was originally made in 1993, no proof of safety and efficacy in humans to this day, 30 years later. Not a single HUMAN study of intestinal ulcers healing with BPC-157 and these are not that expensive to do. The burning question is why...

Vit C is Ascorbic Acid and exacerbates gastritis - very clearly in my case. If you eat sufficient green salads, green or red peppers, and/or fruits, you don't need to supplement. The "buffered" salt forms or the liposomal vit C are less irritable to stomach mucosa but still irritable. I get the...

You could drop to 50-60 mg/week and see if that improves the sides. Remember when you measure your T at trough before the next shot, your T can be lower than the middle of the normal range because it is your lowest level, not your average.

Nicotine stimulates angiogenesis and promotes tumor growth and atherosclerosis

Any stimulant in small doses has a positive effect on memory and cognition, which is interpreted that it is "neuroprotective". That doesn't mean it cures or prevents dementia in the long run. Nicotine can potentially predispose to vascular dementia by the negative effects it exerts on blood...

Science is corrupt in many ways. The claims that nicotine reduces the risk for dementia were actually promoted by tobacco companies I think in the 1980s but turned out to be the opposite of truth. Of course you can do whatever you want if it helps you, just don't trust some doctor on internet...

You simply got high on nicotine. Nicotine is not benign to the blood vessels and long term use is not advisable. Smoking actually is associated with a higher risk of dementia so it is not supporting the claimed "benefits". People that get better on it are benefiting from the stimulating effect...

There were athletes getting a heart attack post covid from a blood clot. They too felt fine, until they didn't. Don't play with something you don't fully understand and don't assume the aticoagulant makes you invincible to that. Until your D-dimer normalizes, you should not do anything strenuous.

https://www.cureus.com/articles/117503-a-case-of-deep-vein-thrombosis-after-recovery-from-covid-19-and-its-association-with-elevated-d-dimers#!/

Most probably remnant from Covid. I would take it easy until clotting normalizes - no strenuous exercise or cardio of any kind, just walk and eat less calories. I would also stop enclomiphene and similar TRT and maybe consult someone how to reduce D-Dimer. Check also your CBC to see the status...

I can't sleep long or deep when I eat too much sugar during the day, even in the form of fruits. Keep in mind that sleep is affected not only by drugs but also by stress and diet.

https://www.healthhub.sg/a-z/medications/fludrocortisone-for-low-blood-pressure

Cortisone is used to increase blood pressure in rare cases of low blood pressure. It does that by increasing the blood volume i.e. it draws more water in the blood circulation. Larger volume in the vascular system leads to higher blood pressure.

Try a banana before meal to coat the stomach. It might help with the post-meal headaches - it did in my case. I changed to Omeprazole from Rabeprazole and no more headache. Rabeprazole almost made me sick again - no clue what the mechanism is. Because Rabeprazole is one of the strongest PPI per...

Rabeprazole PPI can cause headaches as a side effect. I wondered what caused the severe headaches when I did my H. Pylori eradication. I suspected Metronidazole but it could have been the Rabeprazole PPI. I switched yesterday to Rabeprazole and today have some headache only after 3 doses of...

The PPI is to combat the remaining nausea which I suspect is due to remaining gastritis. I am also test driving the PPI to see if it will improve my constantly hoarse voice - it doesn't. I suspected an acid gastric reflux causing the hoarse voice but since it is not improved by the PPI, that...

I eat lots of Plain Greek yogurt with good bacteria. I also did rectal probiotics for a few months, which saved me from recurrent C. Diff. after the antibiotics. I still take oral probiotics every day. I currently do not have much symptoms of gastritis. No nausea or frequent intestinal...

I had mainly nausea, hiccups, and intestinal irritation - all probably due to gastritis. I will do the Rebamipide and PPI for 2-3 months to see if it has a positive effect on gastritis (which is no longer driven by H. Pylori). This regimen surprisingly completely eliminated my post-meal...

Total T and SHBG and Albumin (part of Comprehensive Metabolic panel) are tested to calculate your free T when there is no reliable test for free T - typically in Europe. Here is the calculator: https://www.issam.ch/freetesto.htm

The side effects from the H. Pillory eradication antibiotics continued for 1-2 weeks after stopping them. I am currently taking 100mg Rebamipide (3 times/day) but it doesn't seem to help sufficiently with my gastritis so I started taking a PPI (2 times/day) and my headaches after meals...

If you can tolerate it, now it is the time to eat lots of plain yogurt (must contain only whole milk and the standard live bacterial cultures, no artificial ingredients, no fat reduced or fat free). The antibiotics have decimated the bad and good bacteria and now it is the perfect time to...

Blood tests should be done fasted in the morning on the day before the next shot, to measure the lowest trough levels of testosterone. Measuring SHBG is desirable because it will allow you to calculate your free testosterone, if you don't have a dialysis test available for it.