Rumatoid arthritis and igf

Macho313

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• Nov 15, 2015

• #1

Sorry if this is off topic. however my mother is suffering from rheumatoid arthritis no deformities just swelling and pain in the hands. is there anyone out there that would think HGH or even better IGF might heal the swelling or pain at all? if there's anyone who has any experience or anyone who would like to comment I'm open to all ideas.. thank you brothers..

the little big guy!!

 

gandhisays

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• Nov 15, 2015

• #2

hgh usually tends to make the hands uncomforatbel in many so it may not be a good idea. not sure about igf thogh sorry

 

Presser

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• Nov 15, 2015

• #3

bump it up

 

Presser

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• Nov 15, 2015

• #4

ok i been looking for answers for ya brutha, and also went to read about what rheumatoid arthritis was, and here is what i found:
[h=3]What Causes It?[/h]

Doctors don’t know the exact cause. Something seems to trigger the immune system to attack the joints and sometimes other organs. Some experts think that a virus or bacteria may change the immune system, causing it to attack the joints. Other theories suggest that in some people, smoking may lead to rheumatoid arthritis.Certain genetic patterns may make some people more likely to get RA than others.​

[h=3]How Does It Affect the Body?[/h]

Immune system cells move from the blood into the joints and joint-lining tissue, called synovium. Once they arrive, those immune system cells create inflammation that leads to irritation, which wears down cartilage (the cushioning material at the end of bones). As the cartilage wears down, the space between the bones narrows. As it gets worse, the bones could rub against each other.Inflammation of the joint lining causes swelling and makes fluid build up within the joint. As the lining expands, it can damage the bone.All of these things cause the joint to become very painful, swollen, and warm to the touch.

, so to big mills, i know and we have studies showing that igf repairs and rebuilds cartilage, so you might be on to something brutha, but thats a tough call​

 

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• Nov 15, 2015

• #5

here is a quote i found on treatment for Rhumatoid arthritus

Recent studies have shown that the re-introduction of the correct amount of IGF-1 into the body leads to fewer and less severe Rheumatoid Arthritis symptoms. It also helps to reinforce the joints and increases mobility with less pain.

Link: http://www.hghhelp.info/antiagingblog/2013/09/06/alternative-treatments-for-rheumatoid-arthritis-can-hgh-help/

 

Macho313

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• Nov 15, 2015

• #6

I appreciate that brother, you are the man, just to take the time out of your busy day, and do that much research for me tells me a lot about you,that I already knew. That's why I contacted you. Anything I can do for you just let me know, I have lots of resources... I'm a favor for a favor kind of guy, so just PM me if you have any questions, or ever need anything...

the little big guy!!

 

yellow snow

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• Nov 15, 2015

• #7

I have arthritis in my toes and when I was supplimenting MC's igf it didn't appear to do much good or bad with my arthritis.

Keep in mind mine is not rumatoid. I was using 50mcg/day.

 

Macho313

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• Nov 15, 2015

• #8

Thank you brother.. quick question will you site injecting into your toes or just subq

the little big guy!!

 

Macho313

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• Nov 15, 2015

• #9

Presser said:

here is a quote i found on treatment for Rhumatoid arthritus

Recent studies have shown that the re-introduction of the correct amount of IGF-1 into the body leads to fewer and less severe Rheumatoid Arthritis symptoms. It also helps to reinforce the joints and increases mobility with less pain.

Link: http://www.hghhelp.info/antiagingblog/2013/09/06/alternative-treatments-for-rheumatoid-arthritis-can-hgh-help/

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Just wanted to run this by sorry to bother you again.someone recommended that as it is good for joints and obviously my mother is a female.I didn't know if maybe her being her age 63 if NPP would do her any harm being her age ?or should I just forget about that completely? Thx again...

the little big guy!!

 

yellow snow

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• Nov 15, 2015

• #10

bigmills said:

Thank you brother.. quick question will you site injecting into your toes or just subq

the little big guy!!

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If you had arthritis you wouldn't even think of asking if I injected in my toes..............I would pass out from the pain before I even able to inject. On a side note I had a foot therepist work on my toes one time. The pain was unreal, but when the natural endorphins kicked in I was so "high" I could barely walk or drive.

Everything was sub q or IM. FYI I was on 2ius/ED of HGH for 9 months and that didn't help the arthritis at all either.

 

Macho313

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• Nov 16, 2015

• #11

Understand however I'm talking straight IGF no HGH straight to the point IGF is what we are looking forward taking HGH IGF does the repair work...

the little big guy!!