Wound Healing and Tissue Repair Protocols Wound healing and tissue repair protocols employ 2-3 mg daily or 2 mg 2-3x per week injected subcutaneously near (but not into) affected tissue, continuing until wound healing complete (typically 4-8 weeks) then taking 2-4 week break after healing
Both have decades of clinical use behind them, which provides a level of evidence that newer peptides like Dihexa and P21 have not yet achieved despite their promising preclinical results
Acute Injury Repair Protocol (Short Burst) Dose: 1.5 to 2.5 mg per day Route: Subcutaneous Frequency: Daily Cycle: 10 to 14 days Best for: Acute injuries, post-operative healing, sports recovery The short burst protocol delivers a concentrated healing signal without committing to a full cycle
This molecular marvel, first identified and isolated from rabbit brain cerebral venous blood, was christened Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide, or DSIP for short (Monnier et al., 1977)
A lighter or metabolically healthy body feels less of it at a given milligram and more of the heart-rate and metabolic side
The schedule below mirrors that protocol structure for educational research planning