Hip surgery next month - cycle/supps recommened.

[iron lifter]

hi all,

any tips on what cycle or supps to be on going into a total hip replacement? test/gh /anavar or any supplments can help with recovery? surgeon said its minimal invasive so won't need much rehab, but just wanted input if anyone has gone thru something similar?

cheers

 

[Prowrestler]

I had my hip replace 2 years ago. Easiest surgery and recovery I’ve had. Depending on what you’re taking, I’d drop down to trt dose, some gh if you have it. You’ll be back in the gym in no time at all

 

[livinlean]

I can't give advice on the hip but I just had 2 hernias done and recovered extremely fast. 2iu HGH and 250mcg 3 times a day. I have anavar and Ostarine on hand but did not even get around to adding it in.

 

[zman12]

I will say had mine done about 5 years ago and recovery was really fast. I was back in the gym in a week just do the rehab exercises.

 

[Deleted member 29964]

Have a good clean diet and try to get in 20g of glutamine a day in.

 

[Battousai]

Hgh, bpc157, tb500
Iron Lion has all three

 

[iron lifter]

I had my hip replace 2 years ago. Easiest surgery and recovery I’ve had. Depending on what you’re taking, I’d drop down to trt dose, some gh if you have it. You’ll be back in the gym in no time at all

thanks thats pretty much all im doing 300 test 3iu gh.

 

[iron lifter]

thanks guys appreciate the input.

 

[buck]

With other joint replacements i used real TRT and GH lower dose with a healthy diet and ended up ahead of most with recovery.

 

[grizzly978]

Father had both hips done at once , he used test 200mg a week, GH low dose, and a ton of collagen. Healed up really quick. The collagen with the GH helped I think the most and taking a lot of vitamin C with it to activate it more.

 

[MackCoach]

GH TB500 and the BPC

 

[nothuman]

Healing stack: Testosterone, Deca, Anavar, HGH, BPC157, TB500

 

[iron lifter]

i thought bpc and tb were for muscles and tendons, not bone?

 

[Alzadosghost]

Anything more than trt and maybe a little hgh is counterproductive to healing. Let your body try and heal on its own. Nothing does a better job than your body. No drugs best its own process. Drugs won’t help much at all and you certainly don’t want to be running steroid cycles while healing it will slow the process down I guarantee that.

 

[Alzadosghost]

i thought bpc and tb were for muscles and tendons, not bone?

It was actually originally to treat gut problems

 

[buck]

I always wonder if healing fast especially with drugs = healing well.

 

[j4ever]

hi all,

any tips on what cycle or supps to be on going into a total hip replacement? test/gh /anavar or any supplments can help with recovery? surgeon said its minimal invasive so won't need much rehab, but just wanted input if anyone has gone thru something similar?

cheers

I got a total hip in 2003 and still going strong was told a couple years back during a check up that it looks good and should last my lifetime, this thing has been a tank as I have been hyperactive with it, as far as healing I really think you do your best healing when left for your body to do, if you are on trt I would do that and nothing more, the most important thing to have with surgery is a stud of a surgeon that doing 300 per year, you will do well brother they are flipping thr like pancakes now days, as long as it is put in in a proper manner it will last a long as time and possibly a lifetime, the only thing I have done after surgery before was to take 10 grams of eaa and 20 grams of glutamine when I would first wake up, did that do anything idk. good luck, oh and keep a good diet bro.

 

[Elvia1023]

I would just stick to Test (top range trt) and a small dose of HGH. I would eat a nutritious diet and take in lot's of fish oil with some zinc, magnesium, vitamin c and d. I would also add in at least 20g collagen and 10g glutamine daily. Later on when you are back to full training and want to blast I would recommend a mixture of test, deca and anavar. You could even add in some BPC-157 and TB-500 as well. Keep it fairly simple to begin with though.