NPP

[FUZO]

TweetANYONE NOTICED ANY ELBOW PAIN WHILE ON IT

[kdogg]

TweetI just started some NPP. I do have occasional elbow pain. However, it is probably frrom the hGH I am currently running.

-kdog

[snickers1]

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ANYONE NOTICED ANY ELBOW PAIN WHILE ON IT

been on it for 3 weeks now at 600mg a week and have not had any sides from it at all ...have nothing but big strenght gains and believe it or not skin is getting tighter and tighter LOVE THIS STUFF!!!!

[mick-G]

TweetNo pain in elbows. If your on gh thats what it is.

[mick-G]

TweetJust thinking how long you been on gh? You got this flu thing and you know sometimes gh will lower your metabo and t-3 will bring it back up 25mg ed, along with some b-12. Get that Cipro man, im telling you next time you get something it will knock it out.

[T-Man007]

TweetWell, if the elbow pain is new, my first impression is that it's probably the result of some dehydration. You've been sick for a couple weeks now and I know that has a huge impact on the body. Also, for a few months now, you have been going up big time on your bench numbers. It's probably time to do a couple weeks of lighter reps to give the joints a break and get your hydration up. IMO, it's just the result of what's going on in your body, not the NPP.

But then again, if NPP is not similar to regular Deca in terms of water retention, then it may be drying you out. It's pretty simple to assume that anything that makes you tight, is deffinately not increasing your water or maybe even taking some water out.

Which brings me to some questions, just how different is NPP from regular Deca?

Seriously, if it doesn't add water retention, then how is it going to have the same joint lubricating effects as Deca?

And, does it have the same positive effects on collagen synthesis as regular Deca does?

Because, it seems to me, that it's not exactly the same as Deca, but just faster acting, it seems as though it's effects are different. Who knows for sure?

[SMILEY FACE]

Tweeti never tried npp, but deca and anadrol are my favorite..they lubricate all the joints and bye bye pain

[mick-G]

TweetIts not the npp for sure, but you might have hit on something with the dehydration 007. Npp should help in some respect with that. I don't know if fuzz is still on gh tho, but i know for sure if your on it for even a month you can start getting where your tsh slows down, and that may, i say may have caused a lax in his immune system. Thus t-3. I myself am getting more Cipro, as im out completely, i got it then the wife, and she used some of what i had. It knocked mine out in 3 days i was feeling better, not perfect, but at least i could function.