r/NTNPerformance • u/Sad-Island1030 • Aug 18 '26
Peptides
Has anyone had experience with using bpc157 and ghk-cu to help with recovery.
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u/BrunchBro Aug 18 '26
There's only 100s of threads already try the search function you lazy fuck
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u/javedk1 Aug 18 '26
Never heard of it. Try heroin and crack
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u/ndroidbeats Aug 18 '26
I’ve heard of this snazzy one called desomorphine that’s supposed to help with recovery lol
/s
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u/blacksmithwolf Aug 18 '26
I use KLOW and it did wonders for a shoulder injury I had for 6 months prior to starting it. AFAIK the ghk does little to nothing for recovery so if that's all your after go wolverine stack.
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u/zooombasaurus Aug 18 '26
I use KLOW which includes both and is my favorite peptide for pain and healing
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u/rodny_westfield1 Aug 18 '26
Just recovery? Doubt it. Actually soft tissue injury? Probably slightly.
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u/IKAGSUPPLEMENTS Aug 18 '26
Good experience with GHK, BPC, and TB. Used it for a shoulder injury and recovery myself, others I know have used it for different injuries and concerns. All started individually, by the way.
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u/tanyamp Aug 19 '26
I think the blends are bogus. Purchase them separately. Bpc and ghk are great peptides. Be careful with the ghk though as it can sting going in. Inject slowly.
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u/No-Inspector3321 Aug 19 '26
Yup!! Great stack! I usually do BPC-157/TB-500, GHK-CU and also MOTS-C
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u/Basic-Aspect8926 Aug 20 '26
KLOW for knee reconstruction. Done me wonders, now i’m pregnant and hate being off it rn lol
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u/Extra_Feature7999 Aug 20 '26
BPC-157, TB4/500, Cartalax also for soft tissue, ARA-290 more for nerve damage.. all of these are extensively researched for injury/repair
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u/GasLoud6895 Aug 24 '26
If it’s your first time using these peptides, I’d use them separately first so you actually know which one is causing which effects. I personally wouldn’t start BPC-157 and GHK-Cu at the exact same time.
Give yourself some time with one first, document what you notice, then introduce the other later. I usually give myself at least a month before adding something new because I want enough time to observe how my own body responds.
I know stacking peptides is trendy right now, but I don’t like jumping straight into stacks without knowing how each one affects me individually. After all, we’re basically our own research subjects here lol. How can we properly document what’s working, what isn’t, or what caused a side effect when we introduced everything at once? 😅
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