I am about 2/3 way through the thread about "Peptides and AAS - Joints and Tendon Repair" and doing my best to hang with all the medical scientific language. Essentially it seems that its all been myth and bro science on all the various forums concerning Deca, Primo, Var, EQ having healing properties.
As well I might be confused but it seems HGH is not going to help connective tissue heal either from those articles in the thread? I've read somewhere about surgeons speeding up healing by filling a joint full of HGH (I think it was in Sports Illustrated or something a few years back), and of course many folks on the forums saying HGH helped heal up injuries. So damn confusing... A friend even had a doctor from an anti aging clinic tell him Nandrolone will "thicken tendons" and "reduce inflammation" but of course that clinic is selling Deca and NPP for $250 a bottle and advising 16 weeks of running it at 200mg per week and saying there will not be any sexual sides or need for worry about prolactin or progesterone, just to run your normal AI dose that you do with TRT.
So...is healing connective tissue injuries really about good physical therapy, and holistic recovery methods like perhaps deep tissue massage, accupuncture, and backing off training?
I have a competitive bodybuilder friend in his late 60s. Has his pro card and a very jacked man that you would mistake for 20 years younger. He found out he has a partially torn rotator cuff and something else going with a shoulder or bicep tendon, and doctors are giving him different advice. One says go for surgery, but others say hell no at that age the tissue might not be that great to cut on and heal, it might not workout and impact his lifting. He can still lift just a few things irritate it with doing chest. Another doctor is saying PRP and stem cell. But stem cell is outrageously expensive and PRP being good for healing is as confusing as whether HGH really helps healing or not. Another person is just telling him to back off lifting and do PT for a while.
Of course guys in his bodybuilding community are advising HGH and Deca, but I told him to hold off as I am trying to read up all the threads on here first to see if its worth the cash. if its word of mouth there are going to be hundreds or thousands of guys saying yes do Deca, EQ, HGH etc and it will help healing and pain issues....but what is the real verdict for healing on:
-Nandrolone
-EQ
-Var/Primo (all the above from that folklore % of healing connective tissue email that has been on all the forums and debunked)
-HGH
--or a doctor advising him to use Sermorelin since its cheaper but claims still effective
--another doctor advising Secretropin that many vets are having success with raising HGH
-BPC 157
-TB 500
-PRP
-Stem Cell
-Prolotherapy
and probably a longer list of peptides and SARMS and other stuff I am not familiar with.
Dr. Scally is the man on all of this it seems, but I do have a hard time hanging with reading those abbreviated summaries of studies. Some seem to say Deca or HGH might work, then there are those saying nope...and its clear from that long thread he thinks nandrolone is no no, and Dr. Jim as well either in that thread or another seems to agree Nandrolone is a no no...
Confusing thing is many doctors who do anti aging will tell you that the nandrolone and HGH (or Sermorelin or Secretropin) speed up healing, and they can seem with well intention, but they also make money off of it. And if the things like TB 500 and BPC 157 do help healing, why aren't doctors using it?
Is there any real conclusive bottom line to the above list of substances concerning healing connective tissue, that is backed both by those with personal experience and research?
Or do I need to tell my buddy to pay for a consult with Dr Scally to get the real bottom line?
As well I might be confused but it seems HGH is not going to help connective tissue heal either from those articles in the thread? I've read somewhere about surgeons speeding up healing by filling a joint full of HGH (I think it was in Sports Illustrated or something a few years back), and of course many folks on the forums saying HGH helped heal up injuries. So damn confusing... A friend even had a doctor from an anti aging clinic tell him Nandrolone will "thicken tendons" and "reduce inflammation" but of course that clinic is selling Deca and NPP for $250 a bottle and advising 16 weeks of running it at 200mg per week and saying there will not be any sexual sides or need for worry about prolactin or progesterone, just to run your normal AI dose that you do with TRT.
So...is healing connective tissue injuries really about good physical therapy, and holistic recovery methods like perhaps deep tissue massage, accupuncture, and backing off training?
I have a competitive bodybuilder friend in his late 60s. Has his pro card and a very jacked man that you would mistake for 20 years younger. He found out he has a partially torn rotator cuff and something else going with a shoulder or bicep tendon, and doctors are giving him different advice. One says go for surgery, but others say hell no at that age the tissue might not be that great to cut on and heal, it might not workout and impact his lifting. He can still lift just a few things irritate it with doing chest. Another doctor is saying PRP and stem cell. But stem cell is outrageously expensive and PRP being good for healing is as confusing as whether HGH really helps healing or not. Another person is just telling him to back off lifting and do PT for a while.
Of course guys in his bodybuilding community are advising HGH and Deca, but I told him to hold off as I am trying to read up all the threads on here first to see if its worth the cash. if its word of mouth there are going to be hundreds or thousands of guys saying yes do Deca, EQ, HGH etc and it will help healing and pain issues....but what is the real verdict for healing on:
-Nandrolone
-EQ
-Var/Primo (all the above from that folklore % of healing connective tissue email that has been on all the forums and debunked)
-HGH
--or a doctor advising him to use Sermorelin since its cheaper but claims still effective
--another doctor advising Secretropin that many vets are having success with raising HGH
-BPC 157
-TB 500
-PRP
-Stem Cell
-Prolotherapy
and probably a longer list of peptides and SARMS and other stuff I am not familiar with.
Dr. Scally is the man on all of this it seems, but I do have a hard time hanging with reading those abbreviated summaries of studies. Some seem to say Deca or HGH might work, then there are those saying nope...and its clear from that long thread he thinks nandrolone is no no, and Dr. Jim as well either in that thread or another seems to agree Nandrolone is a no no...
Confusing thing is many doctors who do anti aging will tell you that the nandrolone and HGH (or Sermorelin or Secretropin) speed up healing, and they can seem with well intention, but they also make money off of it. And if the things like TB 500 and BPC 157 do help healing, why aren't doctors using it?
Is there any real conclusive bottom line to the above list of substances concerning healing connective tissue, that is backed both by those with personal experience and research?
Or do I need to tell my buddy to pay for a consult with Dr Scally to get the real bottom line?