Reply With Quotewhats the problem with your shoulders bro?
that would help us alot more champ.
DMSO or CORTIZONE?
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12-05-2010, 07:23 PM #1Registered User
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DMSO or CORTIZONE?
So I was at the gym today and I spent quite a bit of time talking to a few of the older gym guys and one of them mentioned DMSO ointment over cortizone for my shoulders but the other guy standing there with us told me to stay away because of blistering can anyone tell me if they had any success with this product or not
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12-05-2010, 08:14 PM #3Twisted CraZy MODERATOR
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I agree, what are the issues you are having with your shoulder? Then I can throw in my opinion.
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well ive had bolth shoulders broke in the last 10 years the left collar bone as well and bolth rotor cuffs are pretty much gone the left shoulder has been dislocated at least 50 times and the right around 15-20 times in my life they bolth hurt all the time and all's the doc's wanna do is therapy and give me vicodin to ruin my kidney im looking for a solution ive even been looking into what gear i can do that will help so im just searcing the options i have in front of me so any advise will be taken into consideration so ive just been askin everyone i can for suggestions
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Well HGH would help, and deca.
As for a product you can buy otc I'd try cissus. and load up on fish oil.
How did you manage to dislocate them so many times? I have done my right knee joint about 7 times. 3 full dislocations.
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Dmso
DMSO, also known as horse liniment, is used to help heal tendonitus. I have used it many times and it works. They have been using it on race horses since the 1930's. It may not have any effect on your condition. Cortizone is very effective, however it is a powerful catabolic hormone and will cause muscle tissue to break down. About the last thing a bodybuilder wants to happen.
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well my left shoulder first dislocated when i was in 7th grade and I was pitching for my jr highschool team and its all been down hill from there and my right started when i was at work my shoulder got yanked and out it came so my shoulders have been the down fall of my life luckily for good genetics and high metabolism i keep my size and athletic appearance but i never let them stop me i still play in a veterans league basketball and ride my bike everywhere god at least gave me some tree's to stand on lol i look funny because i got these big rock hard legs and average shittty arms lol
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