Do IGF help with tendinitis

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• Apr 22, 2012

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I was wondering do IGF help rebuild tendons?

 

The Dude

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• Apr 22, 2012

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Absolutely bro. Of course it's all anecdotal or in vitro, but I've never had anything help with joints and tendons like IGF. It a miracle worker.

 

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• Apr 22, 2012

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I know GH helped but was not for sure on IGF-1!

 

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• Apr 22, 2012

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Yep helps for sure and helps you heal faster much like HGH

 

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• Apr 22, 2012

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So is the dosing the same, or is it less?

 

big in vegas

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• Apr 22, 2012

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Dosing is typically around 40mcg to start out and people adjust from there. And it's helped me out tremendously with minor injuries like tendonitis

 

exbeanpole

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• Apr 23, 2012

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Had some in my left elbow and after applying IGF for about 10 weeks I'd say it completely went away and hasn't returned. It really is some amazing stuff!

 

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• Apr 23, 2012

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So how did you apply it, to the muscle or to the tendon directly?

 

exbeanpole

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• Apr 23, 2012

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I apply at least twice a week to my bi's so I would go as close to my elbow as I could while still hitting my bi's.

 

exbeanpole

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• Apr 23, 2012

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Now that my elbow is pain free I apply it to different areas on my bi's.

 

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• Apr 23, 2012

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What about hitting the forearm area?

 

exbeanpole

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• Apr 23, 2012

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I've never tried it because I'm freaked out about hitting the ulnar nerve.

 

The Dude

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• Apr 23, 2012

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For that area affected, I would still apply to the bicep area. Some of the activity is localized, but it's also systemic

 

big in vegas

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• Apr 23, 2012

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Anytime I've had biceps tendonitis, I've applied to the biceps and it's went away. I'd be careful when applying to the forearms though, you're pushing unchartered territories

 

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• Apr 24, 2012

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Oh well....balls to the wall I say!!
Would it be to much to add ipamorelin 3x day..

 

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• Apr 24, 2012

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Score said:

Oh well....balls to the wall I say!!
Would it be to much to add ipamorelin 3x day..

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Not sure about that but the igf should help for sure brutha

 

CH3NO2

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• Apr 24, 2012

• #17

What about a acromioclavicular separation?

Igf help with fixing an AC Separation?

 

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• Apr 24, 2012

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CH3NO2 said:

What about a acromioclavicular separation?

Igf help with fixing an AC Separation?

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I dont even know what that is,lol,

 

CH3NO2

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• Apr 24, 2012

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I dont even know what that is,lol,

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AC Joint Sprain / Separation

The AC joint is short for the acromioclavicular joint. Separation of the two bones forming this joint is caused by damage to the ligaments connecting them usually from a fall onto an outstretched arm.

 

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• Apr 24, 2012

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well i know IGF will help strengthen ligaments and tendons and heal faster as does HGH from what ive read. I'm sure you can find an article on it through google as well if u searched it

how did you do that brutha