TB-500 10mg
Synthetic Thymosin Beta-4 for systemic tissue repair, reduced inflammation, and accelerated recovery from injury.
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TB-500 is a synthetic version of Thymosin Beta-4 (Tβ4), a naturally occurring peptide found in virtually every human and animal cell. It promotes cell migration and differentiation through actin upregulation, making it one of the most systemically effective healing peptides available. Unlike BPC-157 which acts locally, TB-500 works systemically throughout the entire body simultaneously.
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See all →The healing stack: TB-500 + BPC-157 blend — my protocol
A lot of people ask me about stacking TB-500 and BPC-157 so I figured I'd write it up. I use the Mito Labs blend (20mg vial, 10mg of each). For a general healing/recovery protocol: **Loading phase (weeks 1-2):** - 500mcg of the blend 2x/day (morning and evening) - Pin as close to the injury site as practical **Maintenance (weeks 3-4):** - 250mcg 1x/day **Key tips:** - These peptides work synergistically — BPC-157 works locally at the injury site while TB-500 has a more systemic effect - Don't skip days during the loading phase - Store reconstituted vials in the fridge, use within 3-4 weeks - You can also run BPC-157 on its own for gut healing (250mcg 2x/day) I've recommended this protocol to probably 20+ clients at my retreat and the feedback has been consistently positive, especially for tendon and ligament injuries.
TB-500 for overall recovery during Ironman training — 8 week log
I'm training for Ironman Bali and the volume is brutal: 15-20 hours/week of swim/bike/run. Recovery was becoming the limiting factor. **Protocol:** TB-500 2.5mg subQ 2x/week for 4 weeks, then 2.5mg 1x/week for 4 weeks **What I tracked:** - Resting heart rate (via Garmin) - HRV (heart rate variability) - Weekly training volume - Injury niggles **Results:** - RHR dropped from 52 to 47 (better cardiovascular recovery) - HRV improved from avg 45 to avg 58 - Training volume: was able to increase from 16 to 20 hrs/week without breakdown - A chronic plantar fascia issue that's been bothering me for months resolved by week 6 - No new injuries despite significantly higher volume TB-500 is known for systemic healing rather than localised like BPC-157. For endurance athletes putting their body through repeated stress, it's ideal. I'm convinced it's the reason I've been able to push training volume without the usual accumulation of micro-injuries. Will definitely continue through race day.
Multiple old injuries — can I run BPC-157 for all of them at once?
I've got the typical ex-military body: bad knees, dodgy shoulder, lower back issues, and a wrist that never healed properly from a fracture. I want to try BPC-157 but I'm not sure how to approach multiple injury sites: 1. Do I need to inject at each injury site? Or does it work systemically? 2. If systemic, what dose for 4 separate problem areas? 3. Would the Wolverine Stack (BPC + TB-500) be better for widespread issues? 4. Is there a risk of "diluting" the effect by treating too many areas at once? 5. How long should I realistically commit to a protocol for old (5+ year) injuries? Budget isn't an issue, I just want to do this right rather than waste time on an inadequate protocol.