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    Joint pain?

    Do d-bol and proviron cause joint pain?
    If they do, you anybody tell me what i could take to avoid it?
    Thank you

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    I've never had any joint pain from dbol or proviron. Alot of guys complain of winstrol causing joint pain though.

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    Proviron might a little, since it acts as a weak AI.
    Dbol should help, since it increases estrogen, which is important for joint lubrication. However, the increase in strength (heavier lifts) could add stress to your joints.

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    Generally no..for me winny does that and also makes my tendons ache.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fastR6 View Post
    I've never had any joint pain from dbol or proviron. Alot of guys complain of winstrol causing joint pain though.
    double down on that

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    x3 wont use winny

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    i know a lot of guys may not agree......but from boxing i have had joint pain for years. UNTIL HGH!!!! It has made them all disappear. Period.

    I also use glucos/chondroitin year round. It does wonders.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boxin23 View Post
    i know a lot of guys may not agree......but from boxing i have had joint pain for years. UNTIL HGH!!!! It has made them all disappear. Period.

    I also use glucos/chondroitin year round. It does wonders.
    Why would anyone disagree? GH is hands down the best thing for rebuilding joints and ligaments, and it does so in a dose-dependent manner.

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    currently taking my first cycle of D-bol and I can tell a difference in a couple joints and the tendons/ligaments in my forearms. I figured it was because I am doing a significant amount of more weight... it can certainly be annoying. I am trying to power through it at the gym... (once the weights are in position it doesn't hurt), then take it easy at home. I've noticed a simple anti-inflammatory like Aleve helps quite a bit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    Why would anyone disagree? GH is hands down the best thing for rebuilding joints and ligaments, and it does so in a dose-dependent manner.

    Yes joints and ligaments....but ive got old posts where guys are telling me that the sides from GH include joint paint, etc....and i just laugh....well at least i did after 6 months on....haha. That is why i said that....just shows how many opinions are out there...

    Regards.....boxin

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    Quote Originally Posted by boxin23 View Post
    Yes joints and ligaments....but ive got old posts where guys are telling me that the sides from GH include joint paint, etc....and i just laugh....well at least i did after 6 months on....haha. That is why i said that....just shows how many opinions are out there...

    Regards.....boxin
    Yeah, but you have to understand why it can cause joint pain. It is because it causes an increase in synovial fluid (the stuff that lubes your joints). If you take too high of a dose, the joint will swell and pinch the nerve that runs through it, which is basically Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

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