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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Bastard View Post
    I'll ask again, because it sounds less like a joint issue, and more like a rotator cuff issue. Have you looked into this? If it's the cuff, Nandralone likely won't help....

    Best wishes, for your fight with your cancer.
    Yes there is some rotator cuff issues also from many things but mainly frommy first surgery to have my colon removed with a J pouch afterwards, they said the shoulder probably got dislocated at some point or it was just bad placement of the arm during the 6 hour long surgery. In any case, I haven't been able to do seated dumbbell presses since then, my shoulder just gives in at a certain angle, I was 20. But I was still able to do a double with 425lbs on the seated barbell military press when I was doing strongman 10-12 years ago. My body has been really banged up over the years but at the same time I've gained mental toughness and can endure pain alot more then most. They've always hurt me since then but I've always been able to endure it, now it's just more then usual.

    I've tried deca more than once and it's always helped. I'm only asking now because tren and deca are of the 19-nor family and I'm not sure what would be the proper route. Would pretty much all the receptors already be active from the tren leaving few left and adding deca would just then be a waste of money, or adding deca would take some of the receptors away from the tren, being just another type of waste, should I just drop all the tren right now and start the deca? Or can I go ahead and take both, the deca will act like it normally would. Was thinking IGF-1 and hgh but with the brain cancer, hgh might just make it worst and both of them are faked alot, rare and super expensive. You guys see where I'm going with this better now? I don't need gym advice I'm pretty much doing it all or tried it before. So tren and deca this is what I asked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DFRELAT View Post
    Yes there is some rotator cuff issues also from many things but mainly frommy first surgery to have my colon removed with a J pouch afterwards, they said the shoulder probably got dislocated at some point or it was just bad placement of the arm during the 6 hour long surgery. In any case, I haven't been able to do seated dumbbell presses since then, my shoulder just gives in at a certain angle, I was 20. But I was still able to do a double with 425lbs on the seated barbell military press when I was doing strongman 10-12 years ago. My body has been really banged up over the years but at the same time I've gained mental toughness and can endure pain alot more then most. They've always hurt me since then but I've always been able to endure it, now it's just more then usual.

    I've tried deca more than once and it's always helped. I'm only asking now because tren and deca are of the 19-nor family and I'm not sure what would be the proper route. Would pretty much all the receptors already be active from the tren leaving few left and adding deca would just then be a waste of money, or adding deca would take some of the receptors away from the tren, being just another type of waste, should I just drop all the tren right now and start the deca? Or can I go ahead and take both, the deca will act like it normally would. Was thinking IGF-1 and hgh but with the brain cancer, hgh might just make it worst and both of them are faked alot, rare and super expensive. You guys see where I'm going with this better now? I don't need gym advice I'm pretty much doing it all or tried it before. So tren and deca this is what I asked.
    Receptors don't work that way. This competing for the same receptor garbage that has floated around seems utterly ridiculous. The biggest thing with using two 19-nors is an increase in progesterone levels. This can be controlled with basic estrogen control. Depending on dosages and individual sensitivity, taking something in addition to an AI for prolactin issues may be necessary (prami or caber).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Black View Post
    Receptors don't work that way. This competing for the same receptor garbage that has floated around seems utterly ridiculous. The biggest thing with using two 19-nors is an increase in progesterone levels. This can be controlled with basic estrogen control. Depending on dosages and individual sensitivity, taking something in addition to an AI for prolactin issues may be necessary (prami or caber).
    If that was true you could just take more and more juice til' infinity! But it's not, the curve doesn't keep growing exponentially, at some point taking more just doesn't do anything, might actually go down because of all the extra side effects. Never said that I've beatten cancer I say cancer I WILL beat you, I say **** cancer. Besides there is no cure for cancer, all you you is remission periods, that shit is always there. I wrote decca, call the gestapo on me!
    Last edited by DFRELAT; 05-06-2014 at 05:23 PM.

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