Reply With QuoteYour name fits you well. Sorry, but I don't think supplements are nearly as important as treating your leg right. Be easy on it. Your doctor should prescirbe you anything that would help.
Broken Bones, Help!!
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08-24-2004, 06:40 PM #1Registered User
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Broken Bones, Help!!
Hi i'm a newbie to the site but I need Help! I broke my femor really bad and had a metal rod places in there but the question is is there any supplements the can help my body heal faster? Before the accident i had a very unhealthy lifestyle with too much partying!!!!!!!!!! I'm starting to eat right but the doc told me how long it counld take for this to start growing back since it is a major bone in the body. So ANY suggestion is much needed thank you!!!
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08-24-2004, 08:31 PM #2Gatekepper ELITE MEMBER
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pain medication thats it along with a huge cast. So theres nothing to help bones grow or what about regular tissue growth. theres gotta be something!!!
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i think ur doctor should make a combination of testosteron inj. course as it promotes bone growth ,and (calcium supplement + vit D3),u should also decrease amount of soft drinks
as it decrease density of bones,hoping u to get well back soon 
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I would say keep your calories high dont try to diet while recovering. Take a calcium supplement. Other than those time and rest are the two best factors to recovering from a broken bone.
Kevin
"If you eat alot and workout hard and consistantly you will make good gains"
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08-25-2004, 10:27 AM #6Is Doin It 4 Da Shorteez
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you definetly want a caloric excess. I would also get off the pain killers ASAP...
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there is alot of pain and i just got the cast off yesterday. The doc said not to put any weight on it for 3 more weeks. My knee wont bend very far though how long do you think it will take for my knee to get back to normal? oh and where should i order supplements from who has the best deals and the fastest shipping? thanks for all the help and please keep adding info!!!!!!!
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08-25-2004, 03:45 PM #8happy sumo ELITE MEMBER
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Buy from www.bulknutrition.com
LAM, why get off the pk's asap? Are they bad for muscle growth or something in some way?P-side Inc.
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