Its meant for weekly subcutaneous injections, and patients can administer it at a site that is most comfortable for them, potentially enabling more consistent adherence to their treatment regimen
Precise dosing also helps us stick to a planned peptide cycle
Simply put, its the fact that its currently illegal to obtain as well as to use for clinical studies, meaning it cannot be studied for its benefits or side effects
[2] Pharmacokinetic studies demonstrate rapid systemic distribution with peak plasma levels occurring within 30-60 minutes of intramuscular injection, followed by extensive hepatic storage and enterohepatic recycling
Without proper controls, it is impossible to separate the peptide effect from natural healing (remembering that 85% of acute herniations resolve on their own), placebo effects, concurrent treatments, and time
The injections are prescribed by a medical provider and given intramuscularly, or into the muscle