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Originally Posted by Chino0823

Do deca help with the jounts or it the other way around.

deca or npp does help (i prefer npp) as little as 100 mg a week will help joints 200 is even better but it is no miracle cure

TweetStarted back in gym today after 4 months off, shoulder still giving me issues errr. Wrists are better but with wraps as it doesn't take much at all to tweak my weak ass wrists.

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Originally Posted by Dzone

I overlaod on handfuls of anti oxidant supplements esp turmeric , ginger and omega 3, etc etc..Like crazy, I sip pomegranate juice all day long ..I have no doubt it has helped keep my inflammation to a minimum. I tore my rotator cuff a few years back and the pain was excruciating. Ortho looked at my mri and said OMG you have to have surgery! I never had the surgery and I dont have any pain there at all now. I had to give it the rest to heal, but it did heal to about 95%. That doctor told me I would never do dips again even with surgery. I do full range dips on that shoulder now, no problem. The power that made the body can heal the body

Exactly right! The body has amazing powers to heal itself. Most Drs. need to make money. God healed Rake's totally severed Achilles tendon. The Doc asked for a list of supps he was on so he could get in better shape. lol
~Trixie~

TweetI have been using the peptide TB-5, seems to work great. aches and pains fade away quicker. worth a try for some of y'all with chronic injuries IMO

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Originally Posted by jipped genes

I have been using the peptide TB-5, seems to work great. aches and pains fade away quicker. worth a try for some of y'all with chronic injuries IMO

Jipped whose tb500 you using? I've used a couple different brands.

What protocol do you use when on it?


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TweetMy shoulder locked up on me today doing chest. The cold doesnt help at all.

TweetMy knees shoulder I think rotator cuff