GH for injury recovery

[biguglynewf]

Yeah newf, I remember your posts on CS about your injuries... Ive had both PCLs replaced in the last 13 yrs in separate occurrences... And despite the in depth surgerys on both of those, I bounced back fairly quickly... I keep being told that PT repair is an easier surgery, but tougher to come back from...

Regardless, I appreciate the encouragement bro, Ive faced plenty of challenges and overcame them, I can get past this too...

All I do is lay around the house at night now though, I havent watched this much TV in years! I told one of my girls I feel so gay watching so much retarded reality tv and she needs to fuck me good tomorrow night to make me feel like a man again, lol...

I know exactly how you feel. I was a daytime TV master after my surgery. I tried reading but that only worked for so long... It was so depressing. I thought my wife was going up the life insurance and put a pillow over my head in my sleep...I couldn;t even blame her either. I would get so bored that I couldn;t even relax anymore....Stressed out from laziness?!?! LOL. The only fun part of the day was physio because I actually got out of the house and ould speak with other people. Then I became a board whore since it was the only thing that kept my mind busy. How terrible is that?

 

[Growinboy]

I think my friends are sick of me texting them lame mindless shit constantly, lol... I did get back in the gym to hit upper body again last week, that was a big help to my sanity...

 

[porky little keg]

Yeah buddy... I coach a team here in my area... I trained a 20 yr old kid for about 5 months prior to the UPA Nationals this year and he set every record in his class... lol... Two of my other guys both made attempts at new records and were damn close... Ive been told PT rehab is slow... We shall see..

huh.... small world. I think I know who you are talking about. I was at UPA Nats helping a few buddies. He was one of the billion RAW guys at that meet, right? A young guy on my team in a bigger weight class and his dad crushed a few big numbers that day.

I'm hoping that Carpenter hosts the next year's nats.... he always throws a better meet.

 

[Growinboy]

Ha! I know who youre talking about bro! E and E are familiar with me as well... Big E used to give me pointers when I competed equipped and hes been my lift off guy at a couple meets.. PM me bro...

 

[newbie]

Seems to be the same Dr. Rydze: Former Steelers doctor charged with conspiracy to distribute steroids, HGH
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...d-with-conspiracy-to-distribute-steroids-hgh/

IGF is good and there are some good studies showing it for ligament healing but imo run the gh to if you can, this doc got into a bit of trouble for using it for this purpose but he had great results. Personal experience it realy helped my Pec to heal up. Started at 5iu ed and went up 8iu.


Off Label Use of HGH to Treat Tendon and Ligament Injuries Remains Illegal.

January 17, 2009 by Millard Baker


Dr. Richard Rydze is a vocal advocate of the use of recombinant human growth hormone (rHGH) for the treatment of tendon and ligament injuries. Dr. Rydze found HGH to be highly effective for this purpose based on the clinical results from his human growth hormone research project involving over 200 patients over the course of 5 years. Unfortunately, Dr. Rydze, as a 22-year member of the Pittsburgh Steelers medical staff and an internal medicine specialist at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) was not in the best position to conduct such controversial HGH research in his private practice.

 

[hardpr]

yeah id say hes fuced

 

[Ironwilliam]

Take a look at tb500 also. Research chemical companies carry it I'm going to try it at 4mg a week for 6 weeks then 4 mg a month to maintain for tendinitis Good luck

 

[johngarvin666]

Which would be a good cycle of HGH for tendon and artrosis recovery added to other things