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So after discontinuing npp within a week I've had bad shoulder pain in both shoulders anytime my front delts get engaged and am considering using npp low dose like 150mg a week to help with this and I'm curious if anyone has experience with this or if theirs anything else I can do because I really don't want to use it cuz I'm coming off my blast next week and just want to use test on my cruise... any help is greatly appreciated.

JFit253's picture

If it is overall joint pain then I would look at e2 levels (bloodwork). The other thing that helps me is raising fats a little bit. My joints tend to be drier if my fats are too low or water intake

smoke1more's picture

I have been on trt 120 mgs a week for 3 years. I started to experience joint pain, have arthritis in my knees. I had some para pharma Decan 300 laying around so I added 50mgs to my test twice a week and joint issues subside. I’m kinda of sensitive to the deca knocking my D down so I actually run 30 mg twice a week and I have no joint pain and my guy is always ready to go.

press1's picture

Do you use an ai at all when running just the Test? If you do I would consider dropping it as estrogen produced by the test will help lube and protect your shoulders too. I have rough shoulders also and I know the odd time I have used adex on a test and Dbol cycle my shoulders have then really dried up and felt brittle. Creatine will help get more water in the shoulders too. For what its worth when I use NPP for joints the dose definitely needs to be more than 150mg/wk.

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Bill1976's picture

I always Frankenstein my cycle. I like certain things from certain places.

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press1's picture

Now I know this it will be because you dropped the NPP and stayed on the Tren then bud, this is why I always run those 2 together as although trenbolone is great for rebuilding tendons it can also be drying and dangerous for them too if you are not running another wet compound that keeps water in your joints such as Dbol or NPP. Anadrol can work too but not as well as Dbol I find. On Tren especially 500mg/wk you have to be virtually force feeding yourself liquid to not become dehydrated on top of the litres of sweat lost during the night and constant sweating in the day from the higher body temperature - then there is the amount lost during training too.

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press1's picture

If you are working in the heat 8 hours a day on top of everything else then I'm sure that you are not drinking nearly enough in what you stated there. Working trenbolone at a medium to heavy dose in with a full time job outside in the sun is always going to be very hard work, I would be much more tempted to go Test / NPP / Dbol or Adrol or Anavar next time if I were you.

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Makwa's picture

Always run a new compound solo before stacking.

76's picture

That’ll be a good one, what’s the goal on that cycle

DeeMan's picture

Well yea that's a big factor, dehydration

HanginLow's picture

Good point about estrogen press

I have seen studies with as little as 100 mg of deca per week used but I understand it's individual dependant

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DeeMan's picture

Yea I saw that study. Now do you believe in the increased collagen synthesis aspect of Deca? I saw 2 studies and both contradictory. My personal opinion is there is definitely some healing properties to deca, more so than testosterone. For sure it eases joint pain. Now By which method it does this is debatable

HanginLow's picture

I'd have to review the medical research which I have no done for awhile to give you a comprehensive response to that but what I can say is anabolic steroids are a poor treatment for joint pain due to side effects especially in monotherapy. (Deca only cycles)

Always impressed with your knowledge Dwayne

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DeeMan's picture

Brother more people are impressed with your knowledge. I love these topics. Keep up the good work

DeeMan's picture

Yea I remember you bringing up several good topics. Keep doing that. All of us, including myself can always learn something new. And thanks my man for just being grateful

HanginLow's picture

I second this thanks both you guys for the thought provoking convos, I learn everyday on here or I would not come back

@Byanymeans78

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DeeMan's picture

For sure

HanginLow's picture

You can always hang though dwayne, hanging with hanging low in the pubmed game LOL

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HanginLow's picture

This is why you can't just skip to the abstract of a study to learn the quick notes. If you click the link I provided it breaks down all medical research related to nandrolone, I'm going to review it later and you should as well. If you get the full study part of the medical process is reviewing all literature related to the subject, this is a resource many neglect

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DeeMan's picture

I think it may be a dose dependent thing here. For sure there's probably some lubrication, increased synovial fluid in joints. Some pain masking occurs. But after usage some say pain goes away forever and others have said the pain comes back

press1's picture

Its just my shoulders bud that I tend to suffer with, all other joints are okay. I was an idiot in the early days though. Would only leave it 24 hours before attacking the same muscle group again trying to get new records, I found gear so damn exciting and fun that I couldn't stop training lol

Tell me bud, do you have a lot of knowledge on human biology such as tendon insertions and muscle firing etc? Someone like John Haack for example - what is it about the inside of his body and the way his tendons/muscle are connected that makes him sooooo much stronger than anyone else naturally?

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press1's picture

Shoulders are a funny body part mate, mine genetically are shit! Any kind of training them directly and they can be sore for a week and kill every other lift in the meantime lol Other guys have very strong healthy shoulders that heal very quickly and don't seem to suffer from overtraining - mainly the Mesomorphs! Lol Then you have all those nasty niggly tendons and cuffs/ball joints and sockets that are so delicate and can be easily messed up. They really aren't a body part that was ever designed well to be lifting heavy loads.

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scoobydoo's picture

I read an article years ago about shoulder pain. I had it pretty bad. My shoulder would pop when I raised my arm and I couldn't sleep on it. The article stated that a majority of exercises worked the front and outer deltoids. The front and outer deltoids get stronger than the rear deltoids and pull the shoulder out of alignment. The cure was to do more rear deltoid work. I stopped shoulder exercises that worked the front deltoids and replaced them with rear deltoid exercises. After about a month my pain was gone. I've had the pain start to come back a couple of times when I wasn't hitting my rear delts enough.

DeeMan's picture

Well one day I will be in that same position. Until then I'm riding it out lifting smart and heavy

HanginLow's picture

Nandrolone definitely joint protective. I am utilizing it in my blast at 150 mg for this exact reason. The problem is you can't run this year-round as your body produces extremely small amounts of nandrolone. It is not a trt add-on, but I think it is essential add-on to any cycle that does not already have a 19n.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7108994/

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HanginLow's picture

I would recommend looking into why the are hurting and not ways to mask it only. You can't be on 150 mg of NPP all year. I have never had success with anyone utilizing bpc or tb500. Good luck bro

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