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Nandrolone for repair

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The topic came up recently that nandrolone can be beneficial for joints.

How do users feel about this statement? True and if so to what degree of repair?

This interests me because I've had a pretty reasonable knee injury, its back to "OK" but still not 100 percent, and the repair seems to be stagnant now.

I still squat, I try for A2G but at a maximum weight I can definitely feel discomfort at the tendon.

I think nandrolone would be wise for me to consider as the doctors attempts to fix me so far have been tame at most.

Keeping in mind ive had prolotherapy and autologous blood inj as treatment, I wonder if nandro would be beneficial.

http://www.mesomorphosis.com/articles/rea/030903.htm

http://www.steroid.com/Deca.php

Interested to hear experiences, especially from someone like a power-lifter who give their knees a rough time

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But it doesn't repair joints to my knowledge. Lubricates them while u r on it for sure, repairs...? Hardly

From what little I know I'd suggest Android is on the money re: temporary relief. Some of the specific peptides (and less specific like GH) may help with actual joint tissue repair.

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But it doesn't repair joints to my knowledge. Lubricates them while u r on it for sure, repairs...? Hardly

From what little I know I'd suggest Android is on the money re: temporary relief. Some of the specific peptides (and less specific like GH) may help with actual joint tissue repair.

I concur

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Ok I see, I knew it was too good to be true lol.

Would you consider this following statement from mesoRX accurate?

"As a rule many AAS do have a positive effect upon joint function but nandrolone does so in a complementary way for rehabilitation. This is due to the increase in synovial fluid production that facilitates movement the way oil eases a door hinge. Naturally the increase in cellular protein synthesis in soft tissues is a nice plus as well."

I have read the GH and IGF stimulate collagen synthesis but the possibility of taking GH is much lower as the price is steep in comparison and something out of my ability to source at the moment.

The dose from GH would have to be reasonable to see/feel any type of repair in just the joints? 1-2 IU a day enough? Most forums are saying that 1-2 IUs for skin texture and fat loss lol. I suppose sparkling like a twilight vampire would be a bonus :pfft:

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deca is great for joint protection, my elbows and knees feel bullet proof when benching, squatting and leg pressing when i take.

My wrists feel awesome, like they did when I was younger. I have issues with wrist pain while curling, due to injuries sustained in a car crash and in security.

But deca came along and I can now hammer those biceps. 8)

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nandrolone does repair.

And you would know from experience or from "what you've read"?

anything that promotes collagen synthesis is going to repair and maintain healthy joints.

if i run trenbolone and i get lots of injuries as a result of the strength increase, ignorantly unaware of trenbolone's ability to repair soft tissue what difference would it make?

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As is often the case with AAS, claims from personal experience tend to lend weight to the possibility that Nandrolone Decanoate may indeed aid in the repair of joint injuries. So far there are no real case studies to support this conclusively, but it is theoretically potential via indirect actions due to the increase in synovial fluid protein synthesis. The debate continues

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musclenz Veteran member

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nandrolone does repair.

From my experience it has enabled me to work thru a host of injuries. (I'm old & my bodies fckd from years of lifting :D ) I would not say though that it has the ability to repair. I know that many adhere to this theory. It certainly helps you get thru a host of joint & tendon issues but when ceased for any length of time, these start acting up again & you need to throw it into the mix again. Message to self...order more Nandrolone :grin:

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nandrolone does repair.

From my experience it has enabled me to work thru a host of injuries. (I'm old & my bodies fckd from years of lifting :D ) I would not say though that it has the ability to repair. I know that many adhere to this theory. It certainly helps you get thru a host of joint & tendon issues but when ceased for any length of time, these start acting up again & you need to throw it into the mix again. Message to self...order more Nandrolone :grin:

so would help with rotator cuff issues :-s

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nandrolone does repair.

From my experience it has enabled me to work thru a host of injuries. (I'm old & my bodies fckd from years of lifting :D ) I would not say though that it has the ability to repair. I know that many adhere to this theory. It certainly helps you get thru a host of joint & tendon issues but when ceased for any length of time, these start acting up again & you need to throw it into the mix again. Message to self...order more Nandrolone :grin:

the problem is most people think there is a hormone or "magic pill" for everything. alot of people dont appreciate that the majority of clinical research on hormones for medical treatment are run at substantial doses and for long periods that would humor the average user.

100mg+ ED oxandrolone(anavar) for 20+ weeks for treating severe wounds and burns

50-75mg ED oxymetholone(anadrol) for 20+ weeks for the treatment of anemia

170mg+ ED drostanolone propionate(masteron) for the treatment of breast cancer, regarded as not being "excessive" by any means by the FDA.

the list goes on.

Deca @ 3 mg/kg a week(about 270 mg/wk for a 200 lb male) will increase procollagen III levels by 270% by week 2. Procollagen III is a primary indicator used to determine the rate of collagen synthesis.

you think if you ran deca for 10 weeks you could appreciate any sort of collagen promotion? just want to shift back to the original point being people wanting to rely on medicine. people dont appreciate the reality being that if all things being equal, genetics will matter the most. there is nothing you can medically do to permanently treat joints.

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nandrolone does repair.

From my experience it has enabled me to work thru a host of injuries. (I'm old & my bodies fckd from years of lifting :D ) I would not say though that it has the ability to repair. I know that many adhere to this theory. It certainly helps you get thru a host of joint & tendon issues but when ceased for any length of time, these start acting up again & you need to throw it into the mix again. Message to self...order more Nandrolone :grin:

the problem is most people think there is a hormone or "magic pill" for everything. alot of people dont appreciate that the majority of clinical research on hormones for medical treatment are run at substantial doses and for long periods that would humor the average user.

100mg+ ED oxandrolone(anavar) for 20+ weeks for treating severe wounds and burns

50-75mg ED oxymetholone(anadrol) for 20+ weeks for the treatment of anemia

170mg+ ED drostanolone propionate(masteron) for the treatment of breast cancer, regarded as not being "excessive" by any means by the FDA.

the list goes on.

Deca @ 3 mg/kg a week(about 270 mg/wk for a 200 lb male) will increase procollagen III levels by 270% by week 2. Procollagen III is a primary indicator used to determine the rate of collagen synthesis.

you think if you ran deca for 10 weeks you could appreciate any sort of collagen promotion? just want to shift back to the original point being people wanting to rely on medicine. people dont appreciate the reality being that if all things being equal, genetics will matter the most. there is nothing you can medically do to permanently treat joints.

@ 750mg PW Deca is as near to a "magic pill" as you can get. However the sides are eventually going to kick in on long term use & when you take it out of the stack you soon start to feel every ache & pain again. Boldenone is not near as efficient at collagen synthesis.

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270 percent increased collagen synthesis sounds pretty magic to me.

I assume when you say that you "take it out of the stack" that during this time you would be doing some heavy weights that were uncomfortable without it?

I wonder if keeping the training moderate it would allow for any significant repair

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hey btw, which bro college did you graduate from?

Face 2 Face College.

Anything else?

Not even gonna bother answering you on your whole nandolone repairs theory. Increased collagen synthesis by 270%?? Bahaha yeah i've seen that same exact quote on bodybuilding forums worldwide.

You try to sound so intelligent but your posts go round and round in circles making pointless statements and sometimes contradicting yourself.

Keep it simple fool.

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Anyway...

I am definitely going to use it again, and again... as often as is practicable.

I don't care if it's real or placebo, but my wrists feel great. I had avoided deca for a few years, but am so glad I gave it a go.

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Anyway...

I am definitely going to use it again, and again... as often as is practicable.

I don't care if it's real or placebo, but my wrists feel great. I had avoided deca for a few years, but am so glad I gave it a go.

Me too mate i'm never going off.

Small nuts for life! Lol :grin:

:pfft: classic mate, f'kn classic

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