BPC for Frozen Shoulders

[liftbench]

I've been dealing with frozen shoulders now for the past few months. I would like to try BPC for it. Do you think 500 mcg a day would work well or should I try more? I'm 50 years old and I don't recover the way I used to.

 

[the_alcatraz]

I've been dealing with frozen shoulders now for the past few months. I would like to try BPC for it. Do you think 500 mcg a day would work well or should I try more? I'm 50 years old and I don't recover the way I used to.

pin right into the shoulder bro but frozen? u gotta get PT on it

@Grumpy1 @abolone @koba @gar71 @BSS @Scuffer @Oths @ChewedSleek

 

[Scuffer]

Combination of Wolverine stack with pt will do wonders for you bro

 

[wolf#85]

I think you need to rehab the shoulder and fix why it's frozen first. The drugs will just mask any pain not fixing the root cause

 

[Grumpy1]

Bpc tb combo will help to an extent definitely worth a try
500mcg of each to start but can go higher

 

[ChewedSleek]

Agree with the above comments. Definitely need to rehab with a pt, to find out the root issue and then look into drugs to help heal, once diagnosed

 

[BSS]

I've been dealing with frozen shoulders now for the past few months. I would like to try BPC for it. Do you think 500 mcg a day would work well or should I try more? I'm 50 years old and I don't recover the way I used to.

BPC is worth a go but a frozen shoulder is a capsular problem rather than a tendon one, so the dose matters less than pairing it with daily range of motion work, because the capsule only responds to being taken to end range over and over.

 

[SteveMobsterG]

Make sure to do the broomstick work