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10-31-2011, 06:18 AM #1Rollin Swollen
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HGH Post Surgery
I've got a buddy who just had Tommy-John surgery. He is asking me about hgh for a speedy recovery. Anyone have any input into this? Idk much about it, for one I can't afford it! haha Anyways he was looking at 2iu's for 3 months or so maybe even 4iu's. Is that too little? Please note he is not looking for bulk or bodybuilding results just trying to speed the post op recovery time. 9months is estimated so i figure some growth could speed this up. What does everyone think?
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10-31-2011, 06:48 AM #2Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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Tell him to talk to his doctor and ask for a specialist in that field. Most people will either give you "yea" or "no way" type answers. HGH would be beneficial to his recovery, but would he be willing to shell out that kind of money on top of rehab, post-surgical costs and possible inability to work for a few days to weeks?
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