Layering GHK-Cu into a wolverine run for a nagging shoulder, overkill or worth it?

Posted by nomad_brandon in Protocols & Stacks - 1 points, 1 comments.

I have been running the basic wolverine stack for what it is worth on a cranky supraspinatus that just will not quit, been about 5 weeks and the tendon pain is maybe 30% better which is progress but slow. I keep reading about people adding GHK-Cu into the mix at like 200mcg a few times a week and honestly the science on collagen remodeling makes sense to me, but i am not sure if i am chasing marginal gains or actually stacking the deck in my favor. For anyone who has run wolverine solo first and then layered in GHK-Cu on a similar tendon issue, did you actually notice a meaningful difference in the second stretch of healing or was it more of a skin and cosmetic thing that you could feel?

Also curious about timing, do you pin it on the same days as TB-500 or spread it out, and did you run it daily for a bit then taper? Trying to figure out if i should commit to another 6 weeks of the combo or just stay the course on plain wolverine and let it cook longer.

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• retired_coldplunge: I ran plain wolverine for the first 4 weeks on a cranky elbow tendon and honestly the progress felt slow, similar to what you are describing. Adding GHK-Cu around 200mcg a few times a week did seem to move the needle for me in weeks 5 to 8, but I cannot tell you how much of that was the GHK-Cu versus just the wolverine finally hitting its stride. Fwiw the second stretch of healing did feel like it picked up, but it was not night and day. I pinned it on different days than TB-500 just to keep m

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