Hidden Cause of Low Back Pain: The Overlooked Cluneal Nerves

The superior and middle cluneal nerves, which are peripheral cutaneous nerves in the low back, are often overlooked as a source of pain. These nerves are distinct from the sciatic nerve and transmit sensations from the skin that can be perceived as pain by the brain. This pain is often felt in the low back region, and may sometimes even travel to the outside of the hip or into the back of the leg. #shorts

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Is this something you can use bpc-157 sub cutaneously for? And if so what’s your recommended dose?