I’m new to peptides and they weren’t on my radar until my surgeon suggested I give them a try for my recovery. In July I had brain surgery for a chiari malformation which went well but I’m still getting some not so fun symptoms (tinnitus, double vision, headaches, IBS, and fatigue). He’s prescribing me anavar to help me regain some of the muscle that I lost over the past three years while the other doctors I was seeing were wasting time and not believing my symptoms. After reading about the Wolverine stack I’m very intrigued about adding it to my recovery plan. I have taken prohormones in the past and it’s not my first rodeo when it comes to that stuff; I’ve taken MD1T, tren and a bunch of others over the years. I was a powerlifter when I was in college and I’ve played ice hockey my entire life. Now I’m 37 and I walk with a cane because my quads are so weak and my thoracic spine doesn’t feel stable. I was an ATC and I had my CSCS so I’m not looking for advice when it comes to rehab or training.

My question is have any of you taken BPC-157 and TB-500 with anavar as a stack?

If so how’d that go and what was your dosage?

I’m debating if I should run the peptides first then the anavar after once my body is better healed from the procedure. I had a laminectomy at c1, craniotomy, and part of my cerebellum cauterized. I’m feeling way better than I have for the past couple years but the arrogant doctors I saw who didn’t think I needed surgery really screwed me up. My surgeon is a Chiari specialist and he’s a firm believer in peptides specifically thymosin beta 4. I’m desperate to get some quality of life back and to ditch these obnoxious symptoms that are haunting me.