“Thymosin B4 Is Directly Related to Wound Healing”

This is why I use TB4 on a regular basis with my patients.
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If you’re new to my channel, my name is Dr. Drew Timmermans, ND, RMSK. I’m the founder of Regenerative Performance in Gilbert, AZ, specializing in interventional orthobiologics, which is just a fancy way of saying we help people reclaim their life from chronic pain without steroids or surgery. We challenge the conventional pain management approaches by addressing the root causes of chronic pain.
How I got here…
22 yrs old: Graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario.
23 yrs old: Competed as a long sprinter, anchoring the 4x400m relay to a silver medal at the Canadian national championships, contributing to Western's first national title in men's track and field.
23 yrs old: Started working as a personal trainer for GoodLife Fitness in Canada, quickly becoming one of the Top 10 Personal Trainers nationwide.
23 yrs old: Herniated two discs in my lower back, ending my track and field career and sending me into a multi-year battle with chronic pain.
24 yrs old: Enrolled at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine (now Sonoran University of Health Sciences) after discovering my passion for naturopathic medicine.
26 yrs old: Still battling chronic back pain, I finally became pain-free through a platelet-rich plasma injection.
28 yrs old: Graduated and become a licensed naturopathic doctor.
29 yrs old: Completed the first-ever residency in regenerative medicine and integrative pain management at the Neil Riordan Center for Regenerative Medicine.
29 yrs old: Co-founded Regenerative Performance to help people with chronic pain just as I had been helped.
Today: We help people who have chronic joint pain reclaim their life with cutting edge treatments like platelet rich plasma, and stem cell therapy.
To everyone battling chronic pain, remember that your story is still being written.
Never give up.
Dr. Drew Timmermans, ND, RMSK
FULL DISCLOSURE: I create content to share my expertise and help as many people as possible. My goal is to build trust and provide valuable information to those seeking alternative solutions for chronic pain management and bring in new patients into our practice.

[@marias5088]

I know that all anti-inflammatory medications should be stopped before the stem cell therapy and PRP. For how many days should I NOT take the Thymosins and the BPC 157 before the start of stem cell therapy and PRP?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

We don't recommend patients stopping BPC-157 and Tb4 before procedures! We want them taking it all the way through. They don't suppress healing or inflammation, so they do not need to be stopped.

[@marias5088]

@@DrewTimmermansND Thank you again, Dr. Timmermans!

[@ATFstein]

I was under the impression that thymosin beta 4 and tb 500 are NOT the same thing.

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Correct, they are not. Tb500 is a fragment of tb4, and most people incorrectly interchange the two. But they are different compounds, although similar and related.

[@robertwood9984]

Is TB4 available? Thanks!

[@jezah8142]

How long does it usually take to heal from something like chronic golfers elbow ? Few weeks months etc?

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Depends. If it's actually the tendon that's the problem, usually 4-12 weeks depending on how severe it is and how well your body heals. If it's just the overlying nerve that can sometimes be misdiagnosed as golfers elbow, then that can sometimes clear up in a few weeks. When peptides don't work, we move on to regenerative injection therapies in my clinic with better success

[@RisingDragonSchool]

I’m currently 3 days in and the pain in my elbow which was getting quite severe and even sore to the gentle touch has pretty much gone. I will continue to inject for at least another 2 weeks. Injecting 750mcg subcutaneously before bed around the area of the pain.

[@DrewTimmermansND]

How is your course of peptides going?

[@RisingDragonSchool]

@@DrewTimmermansND I finished a few days ago but unfortunately I still have the elbow problem/ pain. Although I cut out pulling exercises which really aggravate it I did not rest 100% so maybe that’s why I’m not fully healed. Very frustrating! Im thinking I need an mri to see the extent of the damage? And then go from there.

[@DrewTimmermansND]

Did it improve your pain, just not fully resolved it?