MS Multiple Sclerosis

[HeavyHitter]

Whats good boys...

A friend of mine was diagnosed with MS a few yrs ago. He is always tired and finding it hard to find energy to move, let alone, the strength to do much either.

Has anyone ever heard of any steroids, supplements, etc that might help with his problems. My first idea were B12 shots (and maybe anavar). If anyone has any experience or ideas for this, let a brutha know!! Thanks

(anything mentioned will be asked by his doctor afterwards, so dont worry about that)

HH

[kdizzog]

My childhood friend had MS. Very sad, it usually takes you when you are younger. No advice on the roids, but I wish your friend the best of luck.

[HeavyHitter]

[QUOTE=kdizzog;4538180]My childhood friend had MS. Very sad, it usually takes you when you are younger. No advice on the roids, but I wish your friend the best of luck.[/QUO

Im sorry about your friend too bro!! Thanks

[D7M]

actually, my dad has MS.

I don't know anything about aas use and MS though.

[LATS60]

Whats good boys...

A friend of mine was diagnosed with MS a few yrs ago. He is always tired and finding it hard to find energy to move, let alone, the strength to do much either.

Has anyone ever heard of any steroids, supplements, etc that might help with his problems. My first idea were B12 shots (and maybe anavar). If anyone has any experience or ideas for this, let a brutha know!! Thanks

(anything mentioned will be asked by his doctor afterwards, so dont worry about that)

HH

There are many studies done on aas and MS, but these studies are purely for the increase in LBM, unfortunately as i'm sure you are aware there aren't really any drugs that can help with the cognitive issues, certainly none that don't have pretty bad side effects.

[HeavyHitter]

There are many studies done on aas and MS, but these studies are purely for the increase in LBM, unfortunately as i'm sure you are aware there aren't really any drugs that can help with the cognitive issues, certainly none that don't have pretty bad side effects.

Yeah, i was going to check some medical reports later when i had more time. Fortunately, cognitive response is not an issue for him (yet) but his physical problems are what im really trying to help him with. (although they are linked together in this case, but you know what i mean)

[Hazard]

The one thing im thinking of is if he takes aas for energy or to feel upbeat..... he wont be on them forever..... and what about when his natty test shuts down? He may feel even worse durring pct than he does now.....

I don't know much about MS tho..... i'm very sorry for your friend and wish him the best!

~Haz~

[scott.s]

Hi pal i am very sorry to here about your friend. i can relate to your situation as my partner has ms and is currently in hosp...
just out of interest how long has your friend been diagnosed with this and has he had any medication prescribed ? what country is he in?

[HeavyHitter]

The one thing im thinking of is if he takes aas for energy or to feel upbeat..... he wont be on them forever..... and what about when his natty test shuts down? He may feel even worse durring pct than he does now.....

I don't know much about MS tho..... i'm very sorry for your friend and wish him the best!

~Haz~

great point bro! hcg might be a must if he decides to try. Thanks

[HeavyHitter]

Hi pal i am very sorry to here about your friend. i can relate to your situation as my partner has ms and is currently in hosp...
just out of interest how long has your friend been diagnosed with this and has he had any medication prescribed ? what country is he in?

He was diagnosed about 3 yrs ago. He has been on Capoxone for a while now. (USA) I believe he is 56yrs old.

How old is your friend and how long has he been diagnosed? what meds is he taking?

thanks

[canadian meat]

I use to talk to a guy at the gym that had MS and he took HGH might be somthing to look into.

[D7M]

i should add this:

my dad was diagnosed with MS in '89. Had two major attacks. Second one left him in a wheelchair for a while.

once he got out of the chair he got active. didn't do a lot of weight training, but rode the bike alot. it was good, low impact cardio for him.

he's in pretty damn good cardiovascular shape. and hasn't had an attack or many symptoms in the last 10 yrs.

I help him with his diet. but really all he does is eat "less portions" and drinks only water.

[HeavyHitter]

i should add this:

my dad was diagnosed with MS in '89. Had two major attacks. Second one left him in a wheelchair for a while.

once he got out of the chair he got active. didn't do a lot of weight training, but rode the bike alot. it was good, low impact cardio for him.

he's in pretty damn good cardiovascular shape. and hasn't had an attack or many symptoms in the last 10 yrs.

I help him with his diet. but really all he does is eat "less portions" and drinks only water.

Im happy your dads doing well bro!! Is he on any meds for it?

[D7M]

Im happy your dads doing well bro!! Is he on any meds for it?

thanks bro.

nope, he's not any any meds for the MS.