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@MUSTANG_18 , nah i dont think peps will either. I was well into the course before it was identified that I had a bulging disc but i am certaint hey have helped with some of the other ailments associatedwith the motor vehicleaccident.
When you say "real" hgh do you mean pharma grade?
I havnt tried ghrp of mk677.
I am still waiting for an appointment with the specialist in regards to the bulging disc to know what my options are.
try one of them inversion tables with some full on HGH and bpc/tb combo
 
Date: 11th August

Fasted Body Weight: 100.9kg , decreased by 0.5kg
BP: - No reading

Target Calories: 2,300
Yesterday Calories : 1,527

Target Macros: 201 C, 259 P, 51 F
Yesterday's Macro's: 206 C, 129 P, 20 F
4,110 steps

PED'S / Supps:

💉 Hormones & Androgens (Anabolic PEDs)

Testosterone Cypionate – 60 mg (0.3 mL), per injection (M,W,F)

Masteron Propionate – 60 mg (0.6 mL), per injection (M,W,F)



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🧬 Peptides & Regenerative Compounds

BPC-157 – 500 mcg AM & PM (10 units each)

TB-500 – 500 mcg AM & PM (10 units each)

GHK-Cu – 1 mg AM & PM (4 units each)

HGH (Human Growth Hormone) – 4 IU PM

SLUPP-322 – 500 mcg (oral AM)

MOTS-c – 2 mg AM (subcutaneous)

5-Amino-1MQ – 50 mg AM (oral)



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🔥 Fat Loss & Metabolic Enhancers

Retatrutide – 2.5 mg/week (split: Mon 1 mg / Wed 0.5 mg / Fri 1 mg)

L-Carnitine (450 mg/mL) – 1 mL PM before training



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🧠 Neurological & Recovery Support

DSIP 250mcg to try tonight


Daily supplements:

Morning
Baby Aspirin, Liver support

Evening
Magnesium Glycinate

Side Effects & Adjustments:

Hurt my neck Saturday in the tractor so spent most of Sunday resting hence the lower steps and calories



Symptoms:

Can notice thoracic pain while laying on bench doing the IYT's. Neck flare up with the cable Lateral raises. Thoracic pain on Treadmill

Sleep:

Bit better but still terrible, will be trying DSIP tonight. Hopefully it increases the deep and REM.

Training:

Machine-based recovery training program designed to support rehab from the C6 disc injury while helping maintain general strength and function. The plan avoids spinal compression and high load, includes a targeted warm-up for neck and thoracic control, and keeps all intensity at a manageable level (RPE 3–4) and just assess how that impacts symptoms

Warm up -

Daily Warm-Up Rehab (Pre-Gym)
- Banded external rotations - 3 x 12-15
- Horizontal rotator cuff external rotations - 3 x 8-12
- IYT (with 1kg) - 3 rounds of 5-7 reps each position
- Scapular wall slides - 3 x 8-12
- Banded face pulls - 3 x 10-14
- Optional: Gentle thoracic mobility drill (cat-cow, wall thoracic opener)
Banded 7's for shoulders every session



Exercises:

Stabilisation and Trunk Rotation
• Supine Transverse Abdominis (TVA) 3 x 10-12
• Russian twists 3 x 10-12


- Upper Body Push + Cardio

- Chest Press Machine (seated): 3 x 12 @ 40kg

Cable Chest Fly (low-to-mid): 2 x 15 @ 6.25kg

- Lateral Raises (cable): 3 x 14 @ 6.25kg

- Triceps Pushdown (cable rope or straight bar): 3 x 15 @ 16.25kg

- Treadmill Walk: 10-15 minutes at low intensity.
3 degrees at 4kmh

Tennis elbow rehab movement

• Dumbbell wrist flexions: 3-4 sets, 8-10 reps, 3 second eccentric phase and 45 seconds’ rest. @ 15kg
• Dumbbell wrist extension isometrics: 2 sets, 5 reps, 30 second holds, 45 seconds’ rest @ 7kg

Notes:

Pre workout:

1ml L-Carnitine
Sports Fuel 101

Not much to report here, with the training being an RPE 3 im really focused on movements, time under tension and trying to feel the movements.




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@livewell labs
@Livewell rep
 

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Just a bit of an update on the peptides used throughout this healing and fat loss journey so far, which is still ongoing.


Peptide Use & Effects – My Experience

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What I’ve Been Using:

BPC-157 – 500mcg AM & PM

TB-500 – 500mcg AM & PM

GHK-Cu – 1mg AM & PM

HGH – 4IU PM

MOTS-c – 2mg AM (started ~1 week ago)

5-Amino-1MQ – 50mg AM (started ~1 week ago)

SLUPP-322 – 500mcg oral (started ~1 week ago)



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Why I’m Using Them:
Main goal is to help heal my C3/C6 injury, keep inflammation down, recover faster between sessions, and hold onto muscle while cutting. Some of these (like MOTS-c, SLUPP-322, and 5-Amino-1MQ) are more for energy, fat loss and keeping performance up, while BPC/TB-500/GHK-Cu are all about repairing soft tissue and joints. HGH is in there for recovery and keeping muscle.

I actually started this peptide protocol before I even knew about the retrolisthesis and disc bulge, so in hindsight it’s probably been helping me more than I realised early on.


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What I’ve Noticed:

Neck/shoulder area isn’t flaring up as bad after training

I can get through more volume in the gym without feeling smashed

Recovery between sessions feels quicker, less soreness hanging around

Strength in pressing movements feels like it’s slowly coming back

Holding muscle and staying fuller even while in a deficit

Less general inflammation, joints feel better (especially elbows/knees)

Small stuff like cuts and skin seem to heal faster

Energy has been more steady through the day, not as many “flat” days

Before starting MOTS-c, SLUPP-322, and 5-Amino-1MQ I had bouts of fatigue, but haven’t noticed that this past week, will continue to monitor over the next few weeks.

Still need to work on improving sleep quality, especially REM and deep phases



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Things to Keep in Mind:
I didn’t even know about the retrolisthesis and disc bulge until about halfway through this phase, so looking back, I was probably pushing harder than I should’ve early on. I’m also running other PEDs and fat loss compounds, so it’s hard to say exactly how much is from the peptides alone. Plus diet, training changes and mindset all play a role. But overall, I do think the peptides have been a big help for recovery and keeping me training despite the injury.


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Overall:
Definitely feel like this combo has sped up healing and let me keep more muscle while dropping fat. Recovery feels better, inflammation is down, energy is more consistent, and I’m still able to push in the gym without setting my neck back.

I would like to give a big shout out to the livewell legends for enabling this protocol and helping me heal as much as possible through this unfortunate event with their sponsorship of products 🙏

@livewell labs
@Livewell rep
@Wookie1 good to see you doing better bro.....keep growing.......
 
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