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Peptides for arthritis?
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<blockquote data-quote="Guided_by_Voices" data-source="post: 252074" data-attributes="member: 15235"><p>I was driving while I listened to the podcast I linked above but here is what I remember/understand:</p><p>- I don't remember him saying anything about ultrasound guidance. To the contrary I think he said he injected into the knee capsule which to my layman's understanding would mean that it would mix with the synovial fluid and bathe the tissues in HGH that way. That makes sense since stem cells are often targeted at a very specific thing like a meniscus tear whereas the intent of the HGH is to create more generalized growth and repair.</p><p>- He said there are about 30 states where HGH can be used off-label for this purpose, however I think the interview was a re-broadcast and was originally done around 2010 so this may have changed. I have also heard that there are doctors that will inject you provided you supply the HGH.</p><p>- He said the the HGH stays fairly local in the joint for about 5 days</p><p>- His standard protocol was ( I think) 10-15IU injected weekly for three weeks</p><p>- A lot of the Stem Cell procedures that are not approved in the US are approved in the Cayman Islands so perhaps that is an option for HGH.</p><p>- I believe cortisone damages local stem cells so it seems reasonable to think that people who have had a lot of cortisone shots may be less likely to respond.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guided_by_Voices, post: 252074, member: 15235"] I was driving while I listened to the podcast I linked above but here is what I remember/understand: - I don't remember him saying anything about ultrasound guidance. To the contrary I think he said he injected into the knee capsule which to my layman's understanding would mean that it would mix with the synovial fluid and bathe the tissues in HGH that way. That makes sense since stem cells are often targeted at a very specific thing like a meniscus tear whereas the intent of the HGH is to create more generalized growth and repair. - He said there are about 30 states where HGH can be used off-label for this purpose, however I think the interview was a re-broadcast and was originally done around 2010 so this may have changed. I have also heard that there are doctors that will inject you provided you supply the HGH. - He said the the HGH stays fairly local in the joint for about 5 days - His standard protocol was ( I think) 10-15IU injected weekly for three weeks - A lot of the Stem Cell procedures that are not approved in the US are approved in the Cayman Islands so perhaps that is an option for HGH. - I believe cortisone damages local stem cells so it seems reasonable to think that people who have had a lot of cortisone shots may be less likely to respond. [/QUOTE]
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