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Approved Log HGH + Anavar + BPC 157 = Walk Again Log
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There’s no cure for this condition, and if you're one of the unlucky ones whose DNA is damaged by Cipro, it can feel like a hopeless situation. Some people have it worse than others, and I definitely fall into the “worse” category.
Most doctors want nothing to do with me. Many have never even heard of this condition, and the few who have often don’t know how to treat it. There are a handful of clinics that specialize in fluoroquinolone toxicity, but treatment costs around $30,000. I might have considered paying that if I’d realized what was wrong earlier, but I've already spent triple that over the years trying to manage this, with little to show for it. I’m tired of sinking money into treatments that offer only minor relief or don’t work at all.
People often hold doctors in high regard, but in my experience, they don’t always know as much as they think. It seems like they make educated guesses and hope for the best. The reason I’m in this situation today is largely due to medical missteps.
First, a doctor gave me Cipro when it was completely inappropriate, which set this whole nightmare in motion. Later, when I had knee pain, another doctor suggested dry needling. That procedure turned a bad knee into me being confined to a wheelchair.
I know I have no choice but to keep working with doctors, but I’ve learned the hard way to be extremely cautious about the next "miracle" solution they propose.
This is a good lesson there is a dna damage component in antibiotic use, very interesting story you're sharing thank you
@MaxMore
That’s great it’s going well
Awesome to see you getting great results!
My knee recovery is progressing gradually, but I got a bit overzealous with my shoulder and unfortunately reinjured it. This kind of setback isn’t new; it’s happened many times before, and now I’m struggling to get it back on track.
It seems like I make great progress when trying something new initially, but the effects tend to diminish quickly after that. With that in mind, I’m considering switching off Anavar after the 60-day mark. From what I’ve read, it’s not recommended to take Anavar for longer than 60 days anyway I think. My plan is to transition to SARMs for a couple of months, while continuing HGH, then cycle back to Anavar.
I’d love to get some recommendations on SARMs that could support tendon healing, aside from MK-288 and MK-677, as I’ve used those quite a bit and they don’t seem effective for me anymore. I’m thinking of trying LGD-4 and S-4 together.
Any thoughts or advice on this approach?
It seems like I make great progress when trying something new initially, but the effects tend to diminish quickly after that. With that in mind, I’m considering switching off Anavar after the 60-day mark. From what I’ve read, it’s not recommended to take Anavar for longer than 60 days anyway I think. My plan is to transition to SARMs for a couple of months, while continuing HGH, then cycle back to Anavar.
I’d love to get some recommendations on SARMs that could support tendon healing, aside from MK-288 and MK-677, as I’ve used those quite a bit and they don’t seem effective for me anymore. I’m thinking of trying LGD-4 and S-4 together.
Any thoughts or advice on this approach?
@MaxMore welcome back to EF family
How bad is your shoulder?
on the recovery I would stay on HGH but lightly can add mk2866 ostarine 25mgs and nutrobal mk677 10mgs low dose it to start
dont use lgd or s4 no need at this point
how about food, you been able to take care of some of it?
