1) What’s the difference between Anti-Inflame+, curcumin, and boswellia?
Anti-Inflame+ is a comprehensive blend for broad coverage. Curcumin Phytosome / Curcumin 500 target inflammatory pathways with high bioavailability. Boswellia AKBA is often added for extra joint comfort. Many people stack curcumin plus boswellia.
2) How do BPC-157 products fit into recovery?
Oral BPC-157 (and combinations like BPC-157 + TB-500 or BPC-157-KPV) are used for connective-tissue support. They aren’t stimulants. Use consistently and reassess after 2–4 weeks. If you’re pregnant/breastfeeding, have a condition, or take medications, speak with your clinician first.
3) What should I take before or after workouts?
Around training, many use Nitric Supreme (for circulation) and take Anti-Inflame+ with a meal later that day. Keep Magnesium in the evening for sleep quality, which directly affects recovery.
4) How long until I feel results?
- Curcumin/Boswellia/Anti-Inflame+: improvements often build over 1–2 weeks (and continue across 4 weeks).
- BPC-157 family: gauge changes over 2–4 weeks of steady use.
- Magnesium: sleep/tension benefits are often noticeable within 1–2 weeks.
5) Can I combine curcumin with boswellia—and with Anti-Inflame+?
Yes. A common stack is Curcumin + Boswellia, with Anti-Inflame+ used during tougher training blocks or flare-ups. Start low, add one item at a time, and track comfort, mobility, and sleep.
6) Any interactions or safety considerations?
If you use anticoagulants/antiplatelet meds, are preparing for surgery, or have gallbladder disease, talk with your clinician before using curcumin or boswellia. Magnesium citrate can loosen stools - start with a lower dose and take with food.
7) When should I consider at-home testing?
If discomfort persists despite basics or you’re unsure what to focus on - at-home testing can surface inflammation/oxidative stress and nutrient patterns, helping you decide whether to prioritize anti-inflammatory botanicals, tissue support, or sleep/recovery work.
