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11-15-2011, 08:24 PM #1Registered User
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mcl sprain..
been recouping from an mcl sprain for around 7 months..it's touch and go..at times i think i'm on the mend..and then..the slightest move will convince me i'm back a square one..
has anyone here had any experience rehabbing knee ligament injuries?
..i do a lot of balance work, step work, cycling etc,...
i have been doing research into aas as of late wondering if there would be any increase in recovery speed with additions..
i have done a couple very basic cycles in the past about a dozen years ago..have maintained good health since..
am just curious to see if anyone here has used aas to assist injury recovery????
i appreciate any feedback i can get.
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12-01-2011, 10:37 PM #2Registered User
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does no one have any experience with using aas in aid to injury recovery
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