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searay
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I started using twin labs glucosamine / condrotin (sp) w/ vitamin c, e, etc etc. at the age of 30 and continued into my 40's. The result (?) was zero help! Nobody has more joint pain / issues than me. Ive had 2 back surgeries to repair ruptured disks, both hips replaced the first almost 10 yrs ago, and shoulder surgery to repair a failing bicept tendon over a yr ago. So much for that 
Ive also done high doses of deca alone, equi alone, combination of the 2 only and felt no results as far as muscle / strength gains. Done them in combination with test mostly and other aas and have had results but who knows if it was the stacking effect or mostly from the test or other gear added in. My go to stack is test 150-300wk plus deca 400+ wk. After some of the posts ive read on this thread im gonna switch that around and drop the deca to 200wk plus test 5-600wk and continue to cycle in other gear as needed (;. I, like others, have never heard of halo, stacked w/ anything, helps joints. If anything, w/ the way halo works it seems to be a bad choice for joints. No water retention, very fast strength gains with little size putting a big strain on joints, and no estro production. Plus the pain and damage to joints from punching / kicking holes in brick walls and head butting everything in site !!!
Ive also done high doses of deca alone, equi alone, combination of the 2 only and felt no results as far as muscle / strength gains. Done them in combination with test mostly and other aas and have had results but who knows if it was the stacking effect or mostly from the test or other gear added in. My go to stack is test 150-300wk plus deca 400+ wk. After some of the posts ive read on this thread im gonna switch that around and drop the deca to 200wk plus test 5-600wk and continue to cycle in other gear as needed (;. I, like others, have never heard of halo, stacked w/ anything, helps joints. If anything, w/ the way halo works it seems to be a bad choice for joints. No water retention, very fast strength gains with little size putting a big strain on joints, and no estro production. Plus the pain and damage to joints from punching / kicking holes in brick walls and head butting everything in site !!!
ketsugo
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- Sep 10, 2011
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My humble opinion is there is no comparison. Popular opinion dictates sometimes that bold and deca are similar. In my 20 plus years I’ve experienced the complete and utter opposite. In fact as far as giving some relief to the joints during a cycle I can’t even agree that nandrolone prop works as well as decanoate.
Having trained 40 years I’ve decimated my body . Many orthopedic surgery procedures , I recall back in 1998 the doc wanted to cut my rotator cuff open but I had a cortisone shot and began cycle of deca , since I loosen up have particular warm up I do and I’ve never had shoulder issues ever again . Deca also seems to help certain issues not all but always seems to help my body . I always cycle it with winny and there bye avoiding the puffiness some report . Then again I seem to respond well . I say everyone really needs to experience it on their own as each compound can be a different experience for different people . Due to genetics or lifestyle
Having trained 40 years I’ve decimated my body . Many orthopedic surgery procedures , I recall back in 1998 the doc wanted to cut my rotator cuff open but I had a cortisone shot and began cycle of deca , since I loosen up have particular warm up I do and I’ve never had shoulder issues ever again . Deca also seems to help certain issues not all but always seems to help my body . I always cycle it with winny and there bye avoiding the puffiness some report . Then again I seem to respond well . I say everyone really needs to experience it on their own as each compound can be a different experience for different people . Due to genetics or lifestyle
SAD
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- Feb 3, 2011
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To be fair, you made a claim about a highly liver toxic oral steroid that creates dramatic strength gains without weight gain (dry), being used as a joint lubricating, cycle-long option, and you made it on a forum, where most of the time, things get debated.
I’m huge on “to each their own”. Just wanted to provide a few counter points for those that might not know that halo isn’t for joint health.
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