UCLA student reports panic attacks after BPC-157 and TB-500 self-injection
The anonymous biochemistry student says he started the stack for a hip flexor injury and did not consult a clinician before dosing.
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By Priya Raman · Science Reporter
Oct 16 18:33 ETSource: Daily Bruin
The wire
- 01A UCLA student told the Daily Bruin he injected a BPC-157 and TB-500 stack for an unresolved hip flexor injury, titrating up and then experiencing hour-long anxiety attacks several times a week.
- 02Self-reported adverse experiences with gray-market recovery peptides are the kind of presentation clinicians and telehealth operators are increasingly fielding as synthetic peptides await possible compounding access.
- 03This is a single anonymous anecdote with no clinical workup, no product testing and an implausibly reported dose; the article cites experts' concern about minimal long-term research.
From the source
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