ACL reconstruction recovery log — month 4 through month 10
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Graduated from formal PT at 4 months post-ACLR. Doc cleared me for 'normal activity' but I know the graft is still immature and I want an edge on the remodeling phase. Starting a peptide log for months 4-10, which is the window where I care most about tendon integration and quad strength.
Baseline at month 4:
- Quad symmetry: 72% (right leg is the operated side)
- Single leg hop: 65% of other side
- Y-balance: 9" difference
- Knee extension: -3° (missing last few degrees)
- Pain 1-2/10 with deep squat
Stack:
- BPC-157 500mcg 2x/day subq
- TB500 5mg/week
- Running 6 months
Training: strength 4x/week, plyo progression started at month 5, return to cutting at month 7 if clear.
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Month 10 wrap-up: quad 98%, hop 97%. Dropped BPC a week ago, no change in anything. Back to real training. Not sure how much of this to credit to the peptides vs. just consistent rehab, but I don't regret running them at all and I came back faster than any of my teammates who did the same surgery. Closing this out.
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The honest wrap — can't separate peptide contribution from rehab quality — is exactly what a good log reads like.
- BPC-157 · 250 mcg · 2x/day local · sub-Q
- TB-500 · 2 mg · weekly · sub-Q
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Textbook log. Thanks for seeing it through.
- Sermorelin · 200 mcg · 5x/wk AM · sub-Q
- BPC-157 · 250 mcg · 2x/day · sub-Q
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Solid log bro. The quad numbers alone are worth running it, and yeah you prob can't really know what the peptides did vs just being dialed in on rehab but the fact that you closed faster than your buddies is the real metric. Graft remodeling is no joke and most people just vibe check their way back into activity, so at least you had a plan.