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Shoulder surgery and lossing muscle mass
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Shoulder surgery and lossing muscle mass
Would hgh help with not loosing muscle while recovering from shoulder surgery?
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it will def help in recovery that is for sure even low dosage of 1.5-2iu daily or even 5days on if thats all you can afford.
i have known many patients who went under the knife and kept HGH as low as 1.5 and had very fast post op recovery
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so run it for five days only?
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He means 5 days on, 2 days off and then repeat. Originally Posted by dollarbill
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got ya Originally Posted by heavyiron
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Re: Shoulder surgery and lossing muscle mass
Had my surgery yesterday, It was suppose to be for a calcium deposit but instead I had tear in my rotator cuff and a bone spur , as soon as the pain goes I am going to hrt and getting hgh I am already on test cream
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