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Source for pain . . .

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Okay, most of you who have been around long enough or are older than the youthful 21 years, know that pain kicks in faster or your muscles and joints are beginning to experience some wears and tears no matter how cautious you are. Ibuprofen helps some with the inflammation and mild pain but taking it chronically starts to take it's toll on the stomach and already worked liver and kidneys. Oxy and hydrocodone pose the risk of too much acetaminophen, which leads to liver damage. My questions: 1) what works for you and 2) any online reliable sources like some on this site? Most offer the gear and something for the limp member, but what about pain? Thanks in advance. P.S. I've been around a long time, so please don't go off on me about the moral dilemma of pain pill abuse and why your body is so much more superior to mine, so you don't need it for pain, either acute or chronic. Certainly, I can't be alone in this.

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Thanks! Will look into it again. Good sound advice. Yes, I'd hope we are all addicted to good health on some level. Some more than others. Hope - what we all need.

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I get dihydrocodeine from my doc which helps with pain not sure what the equivalent is in the US im in UK. Makes me high as a kite though.

I have a massive stash of it but mainly use aspirin, the ibuprofen ain't great for your heart.

also have oramorph but it makes me feel sick.

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Note to self: damn another big word, good thing I am near a pooter ( dihydrocodeine ) sounds serious...

I have a bad back that goes 1- 2 times a year.. and honestly the best for me is some oxycod' releases that muscle spasm. They probably have drug seeking behavior all over my charts but even a good chiro can't get to some of my injuries.

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I used to laugh when I'd watch boxing or MMA and they'd talk about how the 36 y/o guy is washed up or he is nearing the end of his career. Now I understand. It's a slow process and some harder sports have taken their toll. Doesn't mean I'm not still extremely healthy, as I am. And yes, Deca is a norm for the "old" guys for our joints, etc. Unless you have chronic pain, it's hard to understand and easy to point the finger. Side note: I'd wager the majority of gear users are "addicts" albeit most in denial. (Uh oh, that's sure to kick in some roid rage! I can picture it now: Tiny Tim screaming at me, while pinning himself for the third time today, I'm not a f*****g addict!!!!) LOL

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Looking forward to feeling like that again.. same here. I have scars everywhere (motocross and basketball) my knees are shot.

It's been like waiting on Christmas around here for my first cycle and some HGH! Cmon get it here!!! I am waiting at the door slobbering on myself..