Correct way to run these ? w/injuries

[Gustav]

I heard a stranger on the sidewalk talking on a cellphone saying he wanted to direct a biochemically correct movie.

Actor gets multiple & extreme injuries requiring weeks of hospital stay, he opens his fridge to find:

-6 X Thymosin Beta 4 (5mg) powder

-2 X IGF-1 LR3 powder (1mg) powder

-100 count U-100 syringes

-30ml Bacteriostatic Water 0.9%

-5ml Sterile Acetic acid 0.6%

-30 ml Bacteriostatic Sodium Chloride 0.9%

I drove off, but curious what wold happen next.....

If the actor wanted to inject TB4 2.5mg twice weekly, would he use BW or BSC to reconstitute it ? how many ml/cc of either to reconstitute ? Would he use it morning or night ? SC or IM injection ? And anything to consider (ie: empty stomach, etc...)

If the actor wanted to inject IGF-1 LR3 50mcg everyday, would SAA be correct & how many ml/cc to reconstitute it ? would he use it morning or night ? SC or IM injection ? would it go bad since the 1mg reconstituted vial would last 20days at this dosage ?

Do these dosages sound correct ?

Thanks for the help

[s2h]

Will be watching to see where this goes...

[Gustav]

Will be watching to see where this goes...

Have you used either peptide or have any advice about them ?

[juiceinator3000]

Reconstitute the igf with AA. You can use peptidecalculator.com to figure out how much water to use but I typically go with 2ml. Found 40mcg im was sufficient.

[juiceinator3000]

And run it 40 days on 40 off. The days you work out shoot it post workout into the muscles trained.

[Gustav]

And run it 40 days on 40 off. The days you work out shoot it post workout into the muscles trained.

So IGF-1 LR3 is mainly for muscle mass/strength ?

Actor would be interested in healing severe injuries, tendons, bones, etc... Muscle wise, he would be back to pre-trauma condition....so no need for help there.