Some users experiment with combining Dihexa and other nootropics, but this is highly risky
[67:01] Andrew Huberman I think now people, thanks to you, are armed with enough information to be able to make really good decisions about whether or not to say, eh, waiting for those clinical trial results or I'll stick my toe in the pond or I'm going to continue to learn more, but I'm going to now learn more thanks to you
Studies in animal models have documented faster recovery from muscle crush injuries, Achilles tendon transection, and medial collateral ligament damage
I've tried it
Since vitamin B12 is so vital for our proper functioning, finally absorbing enough of the vitamin will allow patients to just feel better in general as their red blood cells can get enough oxygen and the serotonin levels are elevated
This means that whether you inject it subcutaneously (an easier and more-pain free under-the-skin method that you should do as close to the area of pain as possible), intramuscularly (the more painful and teeth-gritting version of essentially stabbing the needle into the muscle as close to the injury as possible), or you simply spray it into your mouth orally the BPC-157 going to render some amount of benefit in whichever part of your body needs healing