posted Wed, 02/18/2015 - 21:48
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Knee Joint/Cartlidge Friendly Steroids
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I'm 28/m, osteoarthritis of right knee joint, effects my training dramatically, reading that hgh and deca seem to be popular for this problem, my right knee measurements calf/quad are consistently 2cm less then my good left knee even after solid single leg training programs, i can push through pain, but after an edge to improve my training results and get my measurement gaps to close.
Open to suggestions??
Thanks.
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I tried looking into a vet drug called Adequan. They give it to race horses to repair and strengthen cartilage and soft tissue. Also given to dogs for osteoarthritis. Everything I've read about it sounds like a miracle drug, and many people have used it with great success. Only problem is it's near impossible to get. You need a prescription for it, and all the places online won't ship without seeing a legit script first. I'm still trying to find a source, but wanted to throw this out there as a possible option
Adequan is Polysulfated Glycosaminoglycan. My Labrador was given it twice per week after having something called osteochondritis. Didn't seem to do a lot for her other than put a significant dent in my bank balance. The science behind it is fairly assumptive in places, basically designed to block enzymes from destroying further cartlidge etc.
Thanks everyone, ill look into all your suggestions!
While nandrolone does seem to "lube" joints relieving pain, it doesn't do anything to fix the problem, just alievate it for a duration. Like Advil. The best AAS for collagen synthesis are Oxandrolone and Boldenone based on my understanding. But again, I don't think AAS will really help much. I agree with Cat and Jinto, look into TB500
Not a steroid, but have a look into TB500.