Injury Repair and Recovery

Muscular, ligament and tissue repair requires further time, as we age. Injury repair peptides have been designed to increase the rate of healiing, reduce inflammation and regenerate tissue.

Repetitive Strains May Result in Tenosynovitis in the Tendons

Repetitive sprains have the potential to trigger an inflammatory process throughout the damaged tissue. This is called tenosynovitis which occurs in the tendons. Specific peptides for tendon repair may be obtained to assist with the healing process.

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You have sustained an injury – now what?

Following a sports injury, outside of the throbbing pain, swelling appendages and feelings of anquish, the reality will eventually kick in regarding the time requirement for healing and repair.

The time it takes to recover from any kind of injury is determined by many factors based on the seriousness of the injury itself and the age, health and fitness of the individual who has been hurt. Why Age? Growth Hormone secretion typically declines as we age. It is our growth hormone that helps facilitate a faster recovery, thus those who are over the age of 30 years old  may find their recovery rate has slowed down since their 20’s. Injury peptides have the ability to increase levels of GH which in turn improves the rate of recovery.

 

Injury repair peptides facilitate the increased rate of tissue repair.

Peptides for injury repair and recovery work by sending the appropriate messaging to the body to increase the speed of tissue repair. Growth hormone secreted from the anterior pituitary gland works well to stimulate connective tissue production. Specific peptides such as Thymosin Beta 4 has also been shown helpful in the promotion of healing injury on a cellular level, reducing pain and inflammation, alongside regenerating cellular tissue efficiently so that you can get back to your physical activities. Ipamorelin, a growth hormone releasing peptide  is also efficient at increasing cellular repair and regeneration.CJC-1295 another peptide with healing benefits has been shown to shorten injury recovery time. 

Common injuries that benefit from peptides include:

Muscular Tears, Torn Ligaments, Torn Cartilage, Soft Tissue Injury, Tendonitis, Sprains and Strains. Please note that results will vary per patient.

Common areas where injury occurs in sport or exercise:

  • Knee Ligament (ACL Tear)
  • Tendonitis
  • Shoulder / rotator cuff Injury
  • Tennis elbow
  • Wrist sprain
  • Hip Flexor Strain
  • Hamstring strain

 

thymosin beta 4 injury peptide

INJURY REPAIR

Peptides have long been known in the sports medicine world as an incredibly effective injury repair treatment. Unlike traditional injury treatments such as cortisone injections (that simply mask the pain), peptides treat the root cause of the injury. Utilising peptides for injury rehabilitation will safely expediate the repair process, allowing you to be back in action far quicker.

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BPC 157 ★★★★★
PT141 Bremelanotide –
Thymosin Beta 4 ★★★★★
CJC-1295/GHRP-6 ★★★
CJC-1295/Ipamorelin ★★★

Thymosin Beta 4
TB-4 has been shown to improve wound healing by promoting the migration and proliferation of cells involved in the healing process, as well as reducing inflammation. TB-4 has been shown to reduce scar formation by promoting the production of collagen fibres that are oriented in a more organized manner.
It has also been shown to have cardio-protective effects by promoting the growth of new blood vessels and reducing inflammation in the cardiovascular system.
TB-4 can improve muscle recovery and reduce muscle damage after exercise.

 

BPC 157
BPC 157 can assist in promoting tissue healing, reducing inflammation and protecting the gastrointestinal system. It is derived from a naturally occurring protein called Body Protection Compound (BPC), which is found in human gastric juice. BPC-157 may promote the healing of various tissues such as tendons, ligaments, muscles, and bone. It has also been shown to reduce inflammation and pain in these tissues. Additionally, BPC-157 may have some protective effects on the gastrointestinal system and may promote wound healing in the skin.