Skin Wound

I swear I've seen my skin very clear and beautiful after this, it helped me to get healed of a bloody wound on my feet. But I think I have to do it permanent by using it for a few more weeks. Thank you so much, Binaural Nutrition.

Sixty-nine years of age, I walked into drawer handle on the side of my bed, it tore a circle of skin out of my distal left calf about the size of a bottle cap on a gallon of milk. This was 8/26th. It bled like mad initially. I started seeing a wound doctor because I also suffer from venous stasis. I started taking BPC-157 about two weeks ago, 2 shots/day, about 375mg each. Wound has started to respond positively, seeing more blood at the site. Also, the redness in my lower legs has faded. It's not completely gone, but much lighter than it's been in years. I have ordered and intend to pair this with TB-500 as soon as it arrives. I ran what I'm doing past the doctor and the nurse and neither had ever heard of BPC-157. I guess that's not so unusual, but it's working and absolutely no side effects. Everything looks positive, so I expect the government to ban the sale of these substances shortly. Can't run because of an artificial hip, 2 torn meniscus, but walking every day. Trying to get at least 7000 steps/day.

I've has a couple of friend use bp157 after surgery and it worked miracles, they had back surgery, inject near that region but it even heal a random very large, decades old scar they had on their arm, it made me start researching them very closely

I tried capsules.  90 of them.  Felt nothing.  Then my dogs got in a fight.  I grabbed one and turned.  The other jumped up and latched onto my kidney.  Hung there.  Lacerated my kidney and turned a huge spot on my back black and bloody.  Healed almost completely in 3 days.  About as anecdotal as it gets. I didn't take more cause I didn't feel any better.  But, if your life brings you a lot of injuries it may be worth the cost to take them daily.

I’ve been stuck for a while feeling like my brain wanted to go fast but my body wasn’t keeping up. Joints heavy, gut unpredictable, and it was frustrating because I was already eating clean, sleeping decent, stretching… all the “right” stuff. Still felt like my system was stressed out. I came across some actual research on BPC‑157 (not ads). It’s a peptide that’s supposed to help with tissue repair and gut health. Figured it might be worth trying since it works with the body’s own signaling instead of just tossing random supplements at it. Started taking it orally and things felt smoother. Less stiff in the mornings, digestion steadier, recovery from workouts faster. Even a small cut on my hand healed quicker than usual. Could be coincidence, but I noticed it. The biggest change wasn’t just physical, well it was peace of mind. When your body feels solid again, you stop overthinking every rep or meal. Not a magic fix, but more like giving my system better tools to do its job. If anyone else has been dealing with that “made of glass” feeling, the research on BPC‑157 is worth checking out. Here are a few papers I found useful when looking into BPC-157: \- [https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC13026520/?utm\_source=copilot.com](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC13026520/?utm_source=copilot.com) \- [https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11859134/?utm\_source=copilot.com](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11859134/?utm_source=copilot.com) \- [https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9794587/?utm\_source=copilot.com](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9794587/?utm_source=copilot.com)

Hello, Mr. Huge. I'm about to start taking the " Wolverine Stack, " but I do have some questions. Mainly one - Will the Wolverine Stack help heal my venous leg ulcer? I've battled this thing for 16 months and it just refuses to heal. I got a 4-vein ablation ( Vascular Surgery ) done back in December and still, it's not healing. I may need to get one more vein ablated, but my brother told me that the WS will heal just about anything. He had ACL surgery, but what I'm dealing with is different. It's a chronic wound. What are your thoughts? Thank you, Sir.