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Didnt see an intro section so ill post here. New to the board but been around since pretty much the beginning of the internet. Ive been VET on AB, TID, Peak-muscle and a few others. Former local NPC competitor and two time Masters Nationals competitor. Been out of commission for the last 5...

Former UFC bantamweight champion TJ Dillashaw set to retire. TJ Dillashaw, one of the top bantamweight fighters in the history of MMA, has retired from UFC, Dillashaw's agent Tiki Ghosn told ESPN on Monday. Dillashaw, a former two-time UFC bantamweight champion, went into his title challenge...

UFC's Kevin Holland broke three bones in hand, manager says Kevin Holland broke the third, fourth and fifth metacarpal bones in his right hand early in a loss to Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson on Saturday in the main event of UFC Fight Night in Orlando, Florida, Holland's manager, Oren Hodak...

Stage 4 osteoarthritis in knee. Bone on bone. Orthopedic surgeon said no choice other than a replacement. Pain clinic thought a nerve block might help but the knee is too far gone for their other treatments. Two weeks ago I found two vials of Adequan from before my dog died. I’m on my fifth...

Hey guys So I'm a 61 yr old now, been cruising on Test for 8 months now, 250mg week. Now I have hernia surgery PLUS surgery to close a diastatis recti where my surgeon may have to fillet me from ribcage to around pubics if he cant do it arthroscopically. That being said, will be off lifting for...

Just introducing myself. Finally had surgery to correct an elbow issue that's had me out of the gym for 2 years. Totally honest, the board I was on that had my favorite source has disappeared during that time, and I'm looking all over the place trying to find him again lol. I'm sure it's against...

This method is used to initially irritate and then stimulate healing of injured and painful joints and connective tissue. Some refer to it as "nonsurgical ligament reconstruction" because it's often used to address ligament laxity (weak or damaged ligaments). . What happens when you irritate an...

by Christian Duque 4x Arnold Classic Champion and 1998 Mr. Olympia Runner-up Flex Wheeler recently underwent surgery, which involved a partial amputation of his right leg. Word has spread like wildfire, with fans from all over the world taking to social media, the message boards, and most likely...

Shalise Manza Young,Yahoo Sports•September 16, 2019 New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees has been remarkably durable during his career with the team, missing only three games, one to injury, during his 13-plus seasons. That’s about to change. Via reports from ESPN and NFL Network, the...

Liz Roscher,Yahoo Sports•September 16, 2019 The Pittsburgh Steelers will have to endure the rest the NFL season without their starting quarterback, because Ben Roethlisberger is done for the year. After sustaining a non-contact injury to his right elbow during Sunday’s game against the Seattle...

Here's some info I put together and a study included.. It can apply to back,forarms,shins, etc etc.. I'll high-lite in blue what may be the trigger mechanism in the back..It's known as "CECS".. AAS induced forearm pump? Well, it may be a little more than that! Over the years we've seen...

I tore my common tendon on inside of elbow in half and broke some of the bone off with it. Had surgery with metal cables and anchors to put it back together. What's your opinions on the best thing to take to help things along?

Hey im known as macedog24. Im a rep for PSL. Been gone for a while. Glad to be back. Suffered a major injury in 2017. Had surgery feb 2019 to repair a Torn labrum, torn rotator, also performed a bicep tenodesis on the right shoulder/arm. On the mend Very Happy to be back.

Background first: about 10 years ago, I had rotater cuff repair surgery on both shoulders. First right, then left. Right was more extensive and required drilling and installing a pair of anchors in the humerous. Recovery from this was excruciatingly painful. Pain so strong it took my breath away...

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Long story short, I had pretty invasive surgery for obstructed bowel recently (one foot zipper from rib cage to past naval) and have to take full 10 wks off training :( so when I come back was going to try Test Base something uncharted waters as all my test use involved esters That being said...

So Taking 75 mg of Tren ace everyday. along with 400 mg of test per week. I had to have a blood test for surgery. The hospital called my wife answered, they asked her if I was ok and if I was acting weird or off in any way. She told them no, why do you ask. They tell her that my sugar came back...

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OK no dumb questions!!! Here is one. I need to have nasal surgery. This is most prob going to be in April. very inconvenient for my Cycle. End of April, then no lifting for 2 ish weeks, put me mid may. Bad for me, I need to be well into my cycle by then. Question is would I need to be "off" for...