Approved Log HGH + Anavar + BPC 157 = Walk Again Log

[stevesmi]

avoid overhead lifting.
work on mobility and flexibility.
look into hot yoga and tai chi

 

[SteveMobsterG]

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?

What can you do to make it less likely to happen

 

[MaxMore]

@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?

My shoulder is in really bad shape. Most of the time, I can barely use my right arm without experiencing intense pain, and it’s not just isolated to my shoulder—the entire right side of my back is affected, with the tendons in my shoulder feeling completely worn out.

As I mentioned, I’m not considering MK-288 or MK-677, as I’ve used these extensively and they no longer seem effective for me. My diet is solid; I’ve always maintained a good nutritional foundation, and now I've also cut out anything that might be considered unhealthy.

 

[Austin316]

maybe i missed it
but did you go get an MRI?

 

[sambee38]

sounds like you need to take a break from the gym for a while
let your body heal up man

 

[BookerTNY]

go do some light yoga
that will at least help your Mobility

 

[Arabian]

it's time for you to definitely take a break
if you keep pounding your shoulder you'll experience a full tear and we'll need surgery

 

[Zyglamail]

sounds like you should go see a doctor on this one
if it's not requiring surgery then you need to definitely do some physical therapy

 

[Shrine]

building strength around your injury is not the solution here
because you're already strong

 

[caligirl85]

what you need to do is increase your mobility and flexibility
that's going to help loosen up everything around it