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 Injury Recovery?
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Cool Novice 
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Just wondering about anyone's experiences with injury recovery while using AS. Just injured my shoulder and rotator cuff and bruised my lung. Any pesonal experiences?    | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 106 |
Be very careful man...AS improves recovery, but sometimes you will feel like you are 100% and end up hurting yourself more...A little bit of knowledge...The muscles have more blood vessels thus grow faster and get stronger than the joints and tendons at a faster weight. Usually with a injury I still work out, but just not max...I just increase the intensity. Be careful of jumping back in to fast...Better to take it ease for a month or so...instead of being out for a year with torn pec ripped from the bone i.e. tendon...seen it happen to one of my friends...ewwww!!! ------------------ My battle cry will always be..."ONE MORE GODD*AM REP!!!!AAARRRGGGGHHH!!!  | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder 
Posts: 881 |
Good advice ManOSteele. ------------------ | ||
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Cool Novice
Posts: 43 |
is eq as good as deca for joint strains and injuries? | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 240 |
No, for joint injuries nandrolone decanoate (Deca) is the best A/S. Trust me, I have bone deterioration in my right shoulder (long story, has to do with the US Army giving me prednazone for way too long). Even 100mg per week off cycle makes me feel like a new man. You may want to take 100mg of a long acting test with it as well if you encounter "Decca Dick", I have yet to experience this. Propionate makes my buddy rock hard in the morning as well, but you have to inject every 3 days. | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder
Posts: 756 |
I have said this before. recently I have torn a pec right off my arm. I took AS before the tear and after. I am convinced that it helped. I agree the increase in ability will lull you into a false sense of security, however I am a big believer that pain is the ultimate equalizer-it will tell you when enough is enough. Also, during my rehab, I used relatively high reps to combat the muscle from getting stronger faster than the surrounding tissues (ligs and tendons). ------------------ |
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posted November 05, 2000 05:26 PM