Gh and tendonitis

[cal]

Has anyone that has significant tendinitis found gh to make it better or go away altogether?

How long did it take to notice significant relief?

What dosage?

And do you believe that it had any permanent effect on the tendons or just temporary relief?


Thanks


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[Stewie Griffon]

here's a study with GH indicating it increases collagen synthesis dramatically. it doesn't say whether the effects are long term

Growth Hormone supplementation up-regulates collagen expression in human muscle and tendon -- Doessing et al. 22 (1): 1188.6 -- The FASEB Journal

another study with some graphs for visual people

Growth hormone stimulates the collagen synthesis i... [J Physiol. 2010] - PubMed result

 

[brutale]

Has anyone that has significant tendinitis found gh to make it better or go away altogether?

How long did it take to notice significant relief?

What dosage?

And do you believe that it had any permanent effect on the tendons or just temporary relief?


Thanks


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I have tendinitis in my left arm and inflammation in the left shoulder. Several things have had an impact based on my personal subjective assessment.

- gh (omnitrope, up to 3iu): moderate positive impact
- ghrp6 (150mcg 2-3x per day): big difference ... has anti-inflammatory effects independent of gh boost
- deca: feels like low dose prednisone
- beta-alanine: temporary positive impact on pain
- taurine: makes it worse temporarily
- estrogen: seems to promote inflammation

Yes, gh is good. But for me, peptides and deca were more dramatic. Not sure how permanent the impact is. May depend on the cause of the inflammation in first place.