Pierced
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Not being afraid of death and facilitating it are not the same thing.
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Brawny
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I didn’t realize it was a DHT derivative, since it’s always claimed to be easy on the hairline. Learn something new everyday
MisterSuperGod
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Did you know that Anadrol is also a DHT derivative?
i believe it was @88GENERAL88 that mentioned that in another thread. i had to fact check that one. i always viewed Anadrol as a "wet" compound and didn't believe it until i looked it up.
Learn something new every day is for sure!
Brawny
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My momma said you can learn something from everybody, even if it’s just how not to be
T-Bagger
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Lol, yep... like @Worf, @The Terminator, @MisterSuperGod, @BigBaldBeardGuy.even if it’s just how not to be
Wtf is wrong with you? You list off all the cool guys here saying people shouldn’t be like us? The world NEEDS more of these guys!
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Oh, my bad; I didn’t know.
I obviously understand that as I’m not an idiot despite what anyone believes - and running a gram of tren ace for 4-5 weeks is not going to kill me. Insulin will kill you quickly and that’s one thing I’ll never use. Tren causes less stress on my body than a high test dosage as I can feel the stress test puts on my body. We’re all unique individuals with unique genetics, and I tolerate tren better than anyone I know.
You know how most people report a sense of well being on dbol? Well dbol makes me feel like death incarnate, but tren gives me a sense of well-being and makes me feel great. I will never use dbol again though as it makes me feel like shit every time I use it.
Update from a friend using TGI's NPP 150 at 1cc eod.
NPP always provides relieve of his elbow pain at those dosages but something strange has happened this cycle. He is in need of a knee replacement which has already been approved by insurance because he is bone on bone.
5 1/2 weeks in on cycle now and about 2 1/2 weeks ago knee pain in both knees basically disappeared and has been gone since. Given that he isn't doing anything else differently all that he can attribute the lack of knee pain to is the NPP,
I believe AAS usage to mitigate pain is generally a bad idea but I did want to let the older guys who are planning future cycles know that TGI's NPP might fit nicely in the mix.
NPP always provides relieve of his elbow pain at those dosages but something strange has happened this cycle. He is in need of a knee replacement which has already been approved by insurance because he is bone on bone.
5 1/2 weeks in on cycle now and about 2 1/2 weeks ago knee pain in both knees basically disappeared and has been gone since. Given that he isn't doing anything else differently all that he can attribute the lack of knee pain to is the NPP,
I believe AAS usage to mitigate pain is generally a bad idea but I did want to let the older guys who are planning future cycles know that TGI's NPP might fit nicely in the mix.
T-Bagger
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Has this friend had an X-ray to see what the situation is in his knee?
Brawny
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They made beard cream JUST for me! 
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Yes. Bone on bone. Done many rounds of cortisone shots as well as synvisc. Needs a total replacement which makes the NPP relief seem stranger but the difference is very noticeable and he hasn't needed to take any NSAID's in weeks.
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LMAOAh yes, the Brochacho’s
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Very interesting, especially since it’s a short ester and should be out of his system by now, or diminished greatly at this point.
Maybe I didn't write it correctly he is currently 5 1/2 weeks into a 10 week run with NPP and the knee pain disappeared a little over 2 weeks into the run. So he is still taking NPP.
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My bad, I misread that then.
All i can think of is enough hydration in the area to relieve some of the stress resulting in less pain. I would guess that immediately after he stops it would return.
Unfortunately that is exactly what I think. And even on TRT, low dose npp year round at over 50 probably isn't a wise option.
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