Why is DECA is SUPPRESSIVE ????

[JohnTree]

Originally Posted by HDH

You shouldn't have gained that much water this early on. You haven't even begun to retain water yet.
How is your shoulder?

HDH

Yikes! Ok, then if it's too early for bloat then I'm confused as to what's happening with the weight gain? I actually am finishing week 3 now.

I don't think the deca is making a difference on the shoulder/bicep one way or another. I'm getting faster recovery from the rehab exercises which is great. And I can do shoulder lat raises, triceps pushdowns and forearm exercises anyway so I'm still getting some workout there in addition to the cuff and rehab stuff.

[jsupstarz]

Originally Posted by JohnTree

Yikes! Ok, then if it's too early for bloat then I'm confused as to what's happening with the weight gain? I actually am finishing week 3 now.

I don't think the deca is making a difference on the shoulder/bicep one way or another. I'm getting faster recovery from the rehab exercises which is great. And I can do shoulder lat raises, triceps pushdowns and forearm exercises anyway so I'm still getting some workout there in addition to the cuff and rehab stuff.

Well, have you started eating massive amounts , alot more than usual? And you really shouldn't have gained hardly anything off test deca yet. That's weird. Maybe with dbol or adrol but not that cycle SEE>

[HDH]

Originally Posted by JohnTree

Yikes! Ok, then if it's too early for bloat then I'm confused as to what's happening with the weight gain? I actually am finishing week 3 now.

I don't think the deca is making a difference on the shoulder/bicep one way or another. I'm getting faster recovery from the rehab exercises which is great. And I can do shoulder lat raises, triceps pushdowns and forearm exercises anyway so I'm still getting some workout there in addition to the cuff and rehab stuff.

I asked about your shoulder so I could get an idea of how lubricated your joints were getting. Give it some more time. Not sure what it can do for you bicep though.

How bad is your shoulder?

HDH

[JohnTree]

Originally Posted by HDH

I asked about your shoulder so I could get an idea of how lubricated your joints were getting. Give it some more time. Not sure what it can do for you bicep though.

How bad is your shoulder?

HDH

I think my joints are lubricated a little extra already because some of my other problems have disappeared. The doctor and physical therapist say its a combination of bicep and suparatis (sp) cuff that is the problem and they are on located top of each other or intertwined or adjacent to each other and both irritated. I don't think it's very bad but it's extremely sore when I do curls and back work. I don't attempt bench or presses.

One of my ideas for the weight gain is that it's partially muscle memory from years of lifting and being bigger before. It's possible I gained 10 pounds of muscle on my legs by the look and strength of them ( used to squat a lot) and a few pounds on upper body, just getting back to where i was pre-accident. I was shrunk from inactivity and low calorie and now I'm not anymore. I've got a great diet going on- very precise. Sizewise I'm happy now but realize I have to gain a lot more to maintain once the gear wears off. Also, as previously mentioned building the shoulder supporting muscles is a main goal and it's barely begun on that account. Long way to go. Thanks.

[jsupstarz]

Originally Posted by JohnTree

I think my joints are lubricated a little extra already because some of my other problems have disappeared. The doctor and physical therapist say its a combination of bicep and suparatis (sp) cuff that is the problem and they are on located top of each other or intertwined or adjacent to each other and both irritated. I don't think it's very bad but it's extremely sore when I do curls and back work. I don't attempt bench or presses.

One of my ideas for the weight gain is that it's partially muscle memory from years of lifting and being bigger before. It's possible I gained 10 pounds of muscle on my legs by the look and strength of them ( used to squat a lot) and a few pounds on upper body, just getting back to where i was pre-accident. I was shrunk from inactivity and low calorie and now I'm not anymore. I've got a great diet going on- very precise. Sizewise I'm happy now but realize I have to gain a lot more to maintain once the gear wears off. Also, as previously mentioned building the shoulder supporting muscles is a main goal and it's barely begun on that account. Long way to go. Thanks.

So you weren't really lifting before cycle right?