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TB-4 Wound Healing Protocol: Dosage and Timing Comparison
Acute Muscle Tear 8–10mg 5mg Twice weekly (loading), weekly (maintenance) 6–8 weeks Front-loaded dosing during peak inflammation yields 40–50% faster recovery in preclinical models Ligament Sprain 5–8mg TB-4 reduces scar tissue formation by upregulating organi
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- Acute Muscle Tear
- 8–10mg
- 5mg
- Twice weekly (loading), weekly (maintenance)
- 6–8 weeks
- Front-loaded dosing during peak inflammation yields 40–50% faster recovery in preclinical models
- Ligament Sprain
- 5–8mg
- TB-4 reduces scar tissue formation by upregulating organized collagen synthesis during proliferative phase
- Post-Surgical Recovery
- 5–10mg
- 6–10 weeks
- Initiating TB-4 within 24 hours post-op reduces adhesion formation and accelerates wound closure
- Chronic Tendinopathy
- 2.5–5mg
- Once or twice weekly
- 12–16 weeks
- Sustained low-dose exposure remodels fibrotic tissue. Premature discontinuation at week 6 leaves structural repair incomplete
- Non-Healing Ulcer
- 10–16 weeks
- TB-4 restores angiogenesis in hypoxic tissue but requires extended duration for complete epithelialization