How soon to stop wolverine blend before surgery?

[Gr33dyOctopus]

Surgery is on Feb 9th, and i took my last glp1 shot on the 22nd. I could take it farther apparently but rather not take any risks with that if i can help it.

I have Bpc/tb500 that i i am running daily, only two or three weeks in, but want to test the KLOW80. before my surgery as i would.like to use that mix in the healing process post surgery.

Going to reconstitute a bottle of Klow today, how long can i theoretically safely run it till my operation, and how soon can i tart it up after? Dont want my dr to know im taking these things, was hard enough to find a pcp in the first place, and i dont think she would be cool with me takong Chinese gray.

 

[Jfrick11]

Surgery is on Feb 9th, and i took my last glp1 shot on the 22nd. I could take it farther apparently but rather not take any risks with that if i can help it.

I have Bpc/tb500 that i i am running daily, only two or three weeks in, but want to test the KLOW80. before my surgery as i would.like to use that mix in the healing process post surgery.

Going to reconstitute a bottle of Klow today, how long can i theoretically safely run it till my operation, and how soon can i tart it up after? Dont want my dr to know im taking these things, was hard enough to find a pcp in the first place, and i dont think she would be cool with me takong Chinese gray.

Yeah… this is one of those posts where the red flags are waving pretty hard. 😳

This is exactly the kind of situation where your surgeon and anesthesiologist need to know what you’re taking.

These aren’t just supplements (which are also imprtsnt to disclose for many of the same reasons. BPC-157, TB-500, KPv, copper and GLP-1s can all affect things like inflammation, digestion, bleeding risk, wound healing, blood pressure, and how anesthesia works. Asking a forum for timing advice while intentionally hiding this from the doctor who is about to operate on you is no bueno.

Doctors don’t care about “Chinese gray” from a moral standpoint..... they care because: they need to prevent surgical complications, they need to manage anesthesia safely, they need to know what could interfere with healing or clotting.

If something goes wrong and they don’t know what you’ve been using, that puts you at much higher risk and makes it harder for them to help you.

It’s understandable to worry about being judged or losing a PCP, but this is your health and your surgery.

This is one of those moments where full disclosure matters more than forum opinions. A quick, honest conversation with your surgeon is far safer than trying to time peptides based on crowd advice.

At minimum, this is a question for your surgeon/anesthesia team..... not strangers on the internet.