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Your blood contains healing factors, so extracting and concentrating those and re-introducing them to the injured area may help stimulate your body to repair the microtears in your bicep tendon
Doses used in ARA-290 human trials Study context Sarcoidosis pilot (2012) Dose & route 2 mg IV Schedule 3x/week, 4 weeks Study context Sarcoidosis SFN (2013) Dose & route Daily subQ Schedule 28 days Study context Type 2 diabetes neuropathy (2014) Dose & route 4 mg subQ Schedule Daily, 28 days Study context Phase 2b sarcoidosis (2017) Dose & route 1, 4, or 8 mg subQ Schedule Daily, 28 days Study context Diabetic macular edema (2020) Dose & route 4 mg subQ Schedule Daily, 12 weeks This is trial reporting, not a dosing recommendation
A small clinical trial in ALS patients found that the Rozebalamin formulation consistently improved brain-muscle communication when given at very high doses (25 mg)
2 weeks 1 x 10 mL bottle 4 vials use 8 mL 4 weeks 2 x 10 mL bottles 7 vials use 14 mL Vial counts shown are for 4 mg/day
BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide derived from a protective protein found in gastric juice, renowned for its potential in tissue regeneration and wound healing
