Healing cardiovascular & lung tissue with BPC?

[birdwhacker]

Title says all, practically.

I can't afford to see a cardiologist, but my heart isn't in good condition. If I stop taking magnesium I get palpitations all day long. I used to abuse all of the drugs, including stuff like mixing coke/meth for days on end. I also had a pulmonary embolism in 2020.

MotsC looks promising for the lungs. 5mg of tdalafil daily has been a help as well.

I'm wondering if a few months on BPC could help fix any of this. Does anyone have any subjective experience in this area?

 

[CNCCurrency]

Title says all, practically.

I can't afford to see a cardiologist, but my heart isn't in good condition. If I stop taking magnesium I get palpitations all day long. I used to abuse all of the drugs, including stuff like mixing coke/meth for days on end. I also had a pulmonary embolism in 2020.

MorsC looks promising for the lungs. 5mg of tdalafil daily has been a help as well.

I'm wondering if a few months on BPC could help fix any of this. Does anyone have any subjective experience in this area?

Maybe Vesugen and TB 500 also?

 

[birdwhacker]

Maybe Vesugen and TB 500 also?

Crazy that you brought up Vegusen. I haven't heard of it, but I was just talking to a Russian friend who told me his buddy sells Khavinson complexes which apparently vegusen belongs to. Time to do some more deep reading. Thank you for the info.

Edit: For anyone Googling down the road about heart stuff, vesugen is a "bio regulator" or "Khavinson" peptide complex. I just found it from Canlab international and it appears to be injectable. Amino USA is another one that seems to have a decent price.

There's a subreddit for this type of peptide:

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/peptidebioregulators/comments/193hl6y/vesugen_peptide_dose/

 

[Dos-Dox]

TB4/TB-500 is frequently cited as a candidate for repair of the heart fibers.

From Neemio: In cardiac tissue, TB-500 reduces infarct volume, promotes angiogenesis converting hibernating myocardium to contractile state, and exerts antifibrotic effects via SRF-MRTF modulation.

See also PMID: 41229390, PMID: 27450736.

If you want to look into bioregulators as well, cardiogen can be explored.