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Osteoarthritis and adding nandrolone to TRT
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<blockquote data-quote="BigTex" data-source="post: 221013" data-attributes="member: 43589"><p>Welcome and thank you for the link. Enhanced growth factors are very critical and something I learned from Dr. Fred Hatfield years back is high reps (30-40 reps), is critical in the 1st few weeks of rehab. Physical therapists will not do this type of therapy, nor will doctors or even suggest it because none of it has been approved by the FDA, even PRP is off label and insurance will not cover it but it works for most. If you look at the growth factors in your blood that is specifically used for PRP you will see how important this whole process it. Most of these growth factors can easily be obtained greatly speeding up your recovery process. The more nutrients you can force into the muscle when yow are rehabbing an injury the quicker you will recover. Those super high reps do a great job of that and if you combine it with BFRT is can even be more effective. I have recovered from minor small tears in the tie-in of the pectoralis major where there is some pain and very slight bruising, in two weeks. Growth factor therapy combined with high rep training supersaturating the muscle with nutrients and I can be back to 100% easily in two weeks. BPC 157 has been more recent on the market and it is just amazing but you need much higher doses than most use. 0.84459mg/kg per week for at least 4 weeks.</p><p></p><p>Never tried stim cell therapy but one of my collogues at work did and had no luck with it I do like these two items you mentioned...DMSO and Aspirin instead of Ibuprofen. The physician assistant I saw yesterday and the sport medicine clinic was very critical of my use of aspirin. So she wanted me to take Naprosyn instead, Hell, I was taking aspirin for a good reason. All you have to do is compare the side effects. Aspirin is not nearly as had on the kidneys or cardiovascular system. She told me the max dose is 2g. Not true at all it is 4g. I have been taking less than 2g/d anyway. I am going to give the naprosyn a try taking 500mg x 2/d and well see. However it significantly affects blood pressure and kidney values which I certainly don't need. Long term>3 years it has some pretty harsh effects on the cardiac system. I have been using DMSO since the early 80's. Big believer in its healing power and as a drug transport vehicle. My use DMSO with my wife to do low dose test base. It has great anti-inflammatory properties used directly on injuries.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigTex, post: 221013, member: 43589"] Welcome and thank you for the link. Enhanced growth factors are very critical and something I learned from Dr. Fred Hatfield years back is high reps (30-40 reps), is critical in the 1st few weeks of rehab. Physical therapists will not do this type of therapy, nor will doctors or even suggest it because none of it has been approved by the FDA, even PRP is off label and insurance will not cover it but it works for most. If you look at the growth factors in your blood that is specifically used for PRP you will see how important this whole process it. Most of these growth factors can easily be obtained greatly speeding up your recovery process. The more nutrients you can force into the muscle when yow are rehabbing an injury the quicker you will recover. Those super high reps do a great job of that and if you combine it with BFRT is can even be more effective. I have recovered from minor small tears in the tie-in of the pectoralis major where there is some pain and very slight bruising, in two weeks. Growth factor therapy combined with high rep training supersaturating the muscle with nutrients and I can be back to 100% easily in two weeks. BPC 157 has been more recent on the market and it is just amazing but you need much higher doses than most use. 0.84459mg/kg per week for at least 4 weeks. Never tried stim cell therapy but one of my collogues at work did and had no luck with it I do like these two items you mentioned...DMSO and Aspirin instead of Ibuprofen. The physician assistant I saw yesterday and the sport medicine clinic was very critical of my use of aspirin. So she wanted me to take Naprosyn instead, Hell, I was taking aspirin for a good reason. All you have to do is compare the side effects. Aspirin is not nearly as had on the kidneys or cardiovascular system. She told me the max dose is 2g. Not true at all it is 4g. I have been taking less than 2g/d anyway. I am going to give the naprosyn a try taking 500mg x 2/d and well see. However it significantly affects blood pressure and kidney values which I certainly don't need. Long term>3 years it has some pretty harsh effects on the cardiac system. I have been using DMSO since the early 80's. Big believer in its healing power and as a drug transport vehicle. My use DMSO with my wife to do low dose test base. It has great anti-inflammatory properties used directly on injuries. [/QUOTE]
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