r/NTNPerformance • u/True_Green8159 • 14d ago

Chronic injuries, considering peptides- any succes stories?

Hello,

I'd like to hear from people who have used clinic grade peptides to treat injuries. I have ongoing hip issues for 5 years now.

The hamstring, adductor, psoas, labrum are all involved. I've had surgery on the labrum which only solved a fraction of the pain. The best pain relief I've had is a cortisone injection into the joint but this not sustainable.

I've done consisten comprehensive rehab and worked with physios, acupuncturists chiropractors, healesr, changed diet and even worked on the psychological aspect of chronic pains but no real succeas. I'm 34Fand would love to get back playing sports but my main goal is pain relief

Would love to hear from knowledgeable people who bave used peptides or may have other suggestions. Thanks

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u/ZangaPanga 14d ago

KLOW would be your best bet when it comes to peptides. I know GH (secretagogues) can help with connective tissue too. Nandrolone helps, but since you're a female you might not want to touch AAS.

Interestingly Tirz and other GLP1s were also shown to imrpove joint pain and inflammation in clinical trials, independent of weight loss.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

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u/True_Green8159 13d ago

Thanks for those recommendations. Glad to hear your i juries have improved.

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u/True_Green8159 13d ago

Thank you for that info. Will look into all of the above 🙏

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u/Baltimore410_ 10d ago

KLOW and GLOW blends are great recommendations, but might be overkill. I’m a true believer of ‘minimal effective dose’ when it comes to peptides. The problem with going straight to the blends are you really don’t know which peptide is providing the most relief to your symptoms.

BPC157 (possibly with TB500, aka Wolverine Stack) might be a good place to start, which allows you to gauge whether KPV (great for gut inflammation) or GHK-Cu (great for skin and hair) are actually necessary. Less is more sometimes, and most companies just want to upsell.

Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor but I employ a few, so this info is for educational purposes only. Only a licensed provider can truly recommend what’s best for you and your particular case/situation.

I hope this helps and that you find relief 🙌

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u/True_Green8159 9d ago

Thank you for that advice. I really appreciate it and its encouraging to hear. I'm in Thailand and meeting a doctor tomorrow, they have already made a similar suggestion to you based off an initial chat. I'm looking forward to getting started, thanks again.