Cutting/Lean Gains cycle finalized - THOUGHTS??

[BrunkerVic]

From what I understand and have read you did your first cycle at 20? You have done a few since and you had arthroscopic surgery on my right shoulder to repair a severely torn labrum as well as to pin down my unstable biceps tendon most probably due to using AAS to young, lifting to heavy before your body was really ready for it.

So let me get this straight, even though you have been told in numerous other post you are to young, you didn't listen, you have injured yourself and now you want to compound the issue with another cycle? Did I miss anything?

Wait I know what I missed. You are the exception to the rule, you know your body and limitations, you know you are (where) done growing, you where/are motivated and you are going to do it anyways so people might as well tell you what you want to hear, right?

Hmmm.... arthroscopic surgery on your right shoulder to repair a severely torn labrum as well as to pin down my unstable biceps tendon......... Hmmmm Yes you know best... it's obvious.

My shoulder injury stems from a moderately-severe humeral head fracture at age 16. two months later it was re-fractured and further damage to multiple areas of the shoulder occurred in a car-accident. Since this time, even with physio and through the natural healing process my shoulder never developed stability and was frequently aggrivated (in the gym, while doing jiu-jitsu, in the odd bar-fight, and other non-physical reasons). In the end, the surgical process sowed up the labral tear as well as a subacromial decompression and general clean-up and stabilization of the shoulder joint. I've been off cycle for over 2 years, trying everything out there to bring my shoulder back to 90-100%. Including chiropracters, those who specialize in applied kinesiology, prolotherapy, even naturopaths etc.

although I was too young when I did my first cycle, it happened. that being said, the only time in the past 6 years of shoulder problems that it actually felt genuinely comfortable was on cycle.

I've run out of medical options for my shoulder, and unless you've got a better one, then I think the well documented success of Nandrolone on aiding joint recovery (not necessarily on cycle only - i've read many threads that state joint comfort post cycle has lasted as long as years) is worth a shot. I've tried to keep doses low and use the AAS that are generally considered MILD. the tone to your reply is a bit hostile, do yourself a favour and maybe ask specific questions and THEN state your opinion once you know the Real facts, rather than interpreting it all yourself


Initially I only wanted to do NPP and Test P, the Primo was just a thought as it was considered one of the mildest and in some cases potentially could even counter-act the sides associated with Test.