Want to use hgh for after surgery. Age 22

**wasabirunner** · 12-10-2014, 01:53 PM

Just like the title says. I'm 22 and I'm having rotator cuff surgery on my left shoulder in a couple months and I was just wondering if it was even worth it taking hgh to help me recover even faster. I know that my gh levels are already high but was just wondering if it would help at all so I can keep muscle and also recover quicker.

On a side note, I've been reading up on cross-education of muscles, so if I work out my right shoulder while my left shoulder is incapacitated I will have less muscle loss to my left shoulder and maybe increase in strength of my left shoulder. Has anyone had any experience in cross education of muscles while injured.

Thank you for the help

**Gaspaco** · 12-10-2014, 02:23 PM

Try to research TB500 peptide.

**Times Roman** · 12-10-2014, 09:41 PM

TB500

follow the link in my signature to see my log on it

**Khazima** · 12-11-2014, 01:57 PM

TB500 had helped greatly with my shoulder problems.

I've heard of the cross education as well, definitely worth giving it a shot.

**Juced_porkchop** · 12-11-2014, 02:18 PM

I also say look into TB500

**diabeticknowledge** · 12-23-2014, 12:20 PM

medical grade gh will probably beat some ugl peptide in every aspect

**Rida5d** · 12-23-2014, 12:24 PM

Originally Posted by diabeticknowledge

medical grade gh will probably beat some ugl peptide in every aspect

Unless the peptide is more efficient in the healing section..

Hgh , even if medical grade, has some healing power , but not as much as u imagine..

I never used tb500 but From what I heard it beats hgh when it comes to healing

**diabeticknowledge** · 12-23-2014, 02:11 PM

were talking about medically proven drug which has great impact on bone, cartilage and sinew vs. a peptide only made by ugl.
from the research you can find on gh, youll be surprised what it can do, and theoretically could do for many conditions.
if tb500 were more effective you dont think pharma wouldnt be interested?

**Rida5d** · 12-23-2014, 02:27 PM

Originally Posted by diabeticknowledge

were talking about medically proven drug which has great impact on bone, cartilage and sinew vs. a peptide only made by ugl.
from the research you can find on gh, youll be surprised what it can do, and theoretically could do for many conditions.
if tb500 were more effective you dont think pharma wouldnt be interested?

I never said that hgh hasn't a good impact on the body.. All what you have just stated is correct regarding the hgh benefits .. As u know , I'm running it myself and I'm using the pharm grade ..

But I was questioning it's use for healing injuries or after surgeries.. Have you ever seen it prescribed for after surgery procedure ?? I really don't think so.

Like stated above , I never used tb500 personally but I know few guys who did and responded well to it..

**Times Roman** · 12-23-2014, 03:44 PM

Originally Posted by diabeticknowledge

were talking about medically proven drug which has great impact on bone, cartilage and sinew vs. a peptide only made by ugl.
from the research you can find on gh, youll be surprised what it can do, and theoretically could do for many conditions.
if tb500 were more effective you dont think pharma wouldnt be interested?

and this is where I step in

TB has been around for over 50 years. I've written on it extensively. It is used by race horse/dog owners when their animals get hurt, this is regularly given to promote healing. It will work on any mammal for the most part.

Why isn't pharma interested you say?

I've written about that endlessly too.

Big pharma will NEVER be interested. And this is a fact. Let me explain why.

The FDA will never be able to approve TB for human use, because there needs to be clinical trials to prove TB works.

Why are there no clinical trials?

Because they cost money.

Who usually pays for clinical trials?

Big pharma. Clinical trials are very expensive.

Why won't big pharma pay for clinical trials?

Because they will never be able to recover the cost of these trials.

Why will big pharma never be able to recover the cost of these trials?

Because, in order to recover the cost of the trials, they will need to be able to sell product to the public to recover their costs. But since TB is already available in the public domain, and freely available to anyone willing to pay $50 for 5mg, then big pharma will not be able to control the distribution and sale of TB. Big pharma controls the distribution and sale of the products it tests by patenting the product, which gives them 17 years exclusivity. During this time, they can incredibly jack the price, recover R&D costs, trials costs, and make a respectable profit. But Since TB is already in the public domain, and is unpatentable, big pharma will never invest in clinical trials, and because no clinical trials, the FDA will never approve for human use.

This is why my amigo.

TB is legit. and because you've never used it, you really dont' know. And it sounds like you haven't used HGH either, which is extremely expensive, very difficult to find, and most of the time bogus.

---Roman

**Rida5d** · 12-23-2014, 03:52 PM

^^ Great post TR..

I never knew that info.

**Times Roman** · 12-23-2014, 03:57 PM

^TB has been available on the internet since almost the beginning of the internet. Found on veterinarian supply websites. You can go there now and see what I'm talking about.

in fact, this is where I go to buy my MSM for the most part. or at least I did in the beginning.

In fact, I have tried many products on these sites to see if results transfer to humans.

Gamma O no so much.

TB, yes
MSM, yes.

Cheap, effective, vet grade.

what more could you ask for?