+ 4 WANNA FIX YOUR JOINT PROBLEMS PERMANENTLY?
How much would you pay to be able to have full range of motion again and no pain in that creaky old shoulder or gimpy knee? 5,000? 10,000? Well, there is a procedure, not so new, but gaining in notoriety, called Regenokine. Its a non-invasive procedure that has promising anecdotal evidence of turning back time on our used and abused joints and connective tissues.
I am in no way endorsing this procedure and have only begun my research on it. But I admit that I am excited about the prospect of true, full healing and had to share it with my brothers here at eroids.
So I wont bother trying to explain further, but rather provide links to allow you gym rats and research junkies to read about it yourself...
http://www.mensjournal.com/magazine/the-body-that-heals-itself-20140217
http://www.lifespanmedicine.com/regenokine-program
Let me know what you think!
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I've got terrible knees, I would love to try something like this.
Thanks for the post, for temporary relief of pain and gain of range of motion i use infra red sauna, in my case pain goes away and i can move my arms freely, i have the common sense to not hit the bars after as i believe this is only pain relief.
RustyhookerInteresting. Will be watching to see where it goes
If you research it any, please keep me posted as to what you find. You may find what I miss.
Great post! There are definitely alternatives to treating joints that should be explored. It's a shame a lot of this won't become widespread in the US due to the money to be made in joint replacements.
I've had serious trouble with my knees that had nearly handicapped me after a motorcycle accident. My knees were bone on bone at some points, but x-rays show increased joint space in my knees now, and in general they feel better and sound a lot better (decreased crepitus).
I treated my knees using primarily HGH and Autologous Blood Injections. Somewhat similar to this procedure as it stated in the article:
"Regenokine is a patented procedure that involves drawing blood from a patient and then separating and treating it with heat to concentrate its healing properties."
The blood injections have done my knees wonders, and best of all---it was free! Simply draw your own blood and inject it into your joint (in my case knee).
I plan to write up in detail my procedure once I'm done treating my knee. Hopefully in a month or so.
Nice post interesting ! +1 fer the gewd info
No problem brothers! Want to help any way I can and give back to the community that is educating me! As far as AA's, Im only qualified to say "test only cycle first" and "stats bro".
Sounds VERY interesting, Mate.
I have damaged both of my rotator cuffs in the past and currently have an issue with bursitis in my inner left shoulder that I have to deal with with daily doses of Ibuprofen.
Thanks for sharing this.
I'll +1 this for educating me on a possible solution to my issue, Mate
I think this belongs in off topic. But it would be cool if it works.
Started to post it there, but thought it would fly and more ppl see it here...bad choice?