Need some expert advice

[obtrice]

About 4 years ago I made some Tren Acetate. It is still in the same bottle etc. and looks just like after I made it. If I bake it would this still be safe to use and would it have lost any potency.

Also I am going in to have a torn labrum repaired february 8. Basicly the cartalige (sp?) around my shoulder has been ripped off the bone. Anyways would steroids help my body heal faster? I have not been lifting because of this injury for about a year.

Lastly I see some pharmacies advertising on the site...are they open game to ask about?

[bigbench]

Yes, reheat it. And yes it will have lost a bit of potency. But do NOT take them ANY time after soon after your surgery or even after rehab. You will need to wait a long time! Especially with Tren. If you come back from not working out and repairing your shoulder and then take soemthing that is going to shoot your strength threw the roof, then say goodbye to that shoulder for good! And no, no AAS will help with the healing process. Just time and physical therapy is it

[Inja]

Should not Growth Hormone assist in the repair?

[obtrice]

Thanks for the reply. Are you saying that I will then become stronger to fast and then possibly come back before the injury is really fully healed because I would seem better then I probably really am?

Hope that made sense.

[bigbench]

Exactly. My cousin is a physical therapist and he says all the time that the people that he hates helping are serious athletes because no matter what they tell them, they dont listen and try to go back too hard and too fast. You might "FEEL" like your all better and be able to get back in the gym, but that doesnt mean that your tendons or ligaments are completly ready for that stress or the additional stress of more weight than you are used to

And as for Growth, it does strengthen tendons and what not, but he is reconecting one. No matter how strong it is, its the point thta it connects which is going to be his weak point. And for that, there is nothing to speed that recovery process