my wife's friend and work colleague is also my orthopedic surgeon. can someone link

[Dirkmcgirk]

me to articles the following 3 compounds promoting joint, tendon and ligament help?
EQ, primo and Anavar

I would just like his professional opinion as to the validity of them. also are all of these compound still available to be regularly prescribed and not obtained through the use of an UGL

 

[Megatron28]

Have you searched on Pubmed?

Look into Nandrolone, TB500 and Growth Hormone.

 

[Gbrad]

Good luck getting a doctor to Rx anything like that. Even a friend. Ortho surgeons don't wanna be following patients on naproxen much less those types of compounds. Good luck nonetheless. Not sure I would even approach him with that information.

 

[Dirkmcgirk]

Good luck getting a doctor to Rx anything like that. Even a friend. Ortho surgeons don't wanna be following patients on naproxen much less those types of compounds. Good luck nonetheless. Not sure I would even approach him with that information.

I discussed him prescribing hgh too me after my double knee surgery but he had no experience with it and suggested i look into another clinic

 

[Havasu]

me to articles the following 3 compounds promoting joint, tendon and ligament help?
EQ, primo and Anavar

I would just like his professional opinion as to the validity of them. also are all of these compound still available to be regularly prescribed and not obtained through the use of an UGL

Just, because he's a doctor, doesn't mean he knows every thing about every compound known to man. So, his professional opinion may not mean much in regards to these types of compounds.

 

[Gbrad]

I discussed him prescribing hgh too me after my double knee surgery but he had no experience with it and suggested i look into another clinic

Exactly. Orthopedic surgeons make a living doing surgery. They sift through patients (possible surgical candidates) in clinic looking for opportunities to do surgery. Not a knock on them, it just is what it is. They don't want to Rx something and have to follow (or keep up with and maintain) patients for long periods of time. It begins to fill their exam rooms with "non surgical candidates" for which they are not well compensated.

Look into online clinics like IMT for the latest and greatest options for age management. UGLs etc more than likely for nandrolone unless you have $$$$$ to find a Dr who will Rx nandrolone, primo etc