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What peptide for tendon damage

To start I have always had a goal of being able to bench 400. For me this is alot being only 5'3 135 lbs never used anything other than protein and Creatine. Long story short last summer I was approaching 400 but began to have gradual chest pain. I pushed through it for a month or do before I could bare it no longer. Finally saw a doctor and found out I had torn my peck slightly at my sternum. I need to know what peptide would be best to fix this. It's been 7 months and I still can't lift without it hurting after. Plz any advice. I hate not getting to lift and 7 months is far to long of a recovery for me. Looking into cjc, igf1 lr3, hgh. What's best?
 
have you had an mri done.

that is one of the easiest ways to know exactly what is wrong.. some people can get ultrasounds done to see what is wrong as well.

basically you need to find out exactly what is wrong.

then you can put together a plan on how long you need to rest it..how long you need to rehab it.. how long to go 30% , 50%, etc etc

tendons heal VERY slowly but there are tricks you can use to speed up the process.
 
Tendons/ligaments have a very slow cellular turnover rate (300-500 days) so they take a LONG time to heal. They take even longer to heal if you use anti-inflammatory or continue to cause damage to the tissue. Drugs are not going to fix this. PRP/Prolotherapy can greatly speed healing however.
 
TB-500 (Thymosin Beta 4) peptide might help you heal up faster, also, if you can afford some HGH, that would only help as well. I know the IGF's are used for growing new muscle tissue, but I am unsure whether they have healing or rejuvenating properties. TB-500 and HGH most certainly do.

I'd like to shake your hand bro, pushing anywhere close to 400lbs. at 5'3", damn dude. Wishing you a speedy recovery, bro.
 
Thanks. I've been through physical therapy but they released me saying they had done all they could for now which wasn't much. They don't think Ive torn anything off the bone or drastic to a point it won't heal without surgery. I'm going back tomorrow to the doctor to see about getting an MRI but if all they say is time then I'm definitely going to look into the TB-500 haven't heard much about but at this point ill do anything to get back in the gym Time to do a little research on it. Thanks
 
trust me on this, if you have any tendon or ligament damage, you will only prolong it by not giving it the proper rest and treatment... the MRI is very necessary because without it, you can't truly know what is wrong... you might get opinions form different people you see for treatment but you need the MRI... after you get that, go from there but if you don't rest it, a 6 week injury could become a 6 month injury... this generally heal slower as the elasticity has been stretched and these take so much time to rejuvinate... after you get the mri, post the results and we will try to help you the best we can...
 
you need to talk to your doc.

tell him this is a life long sport and activity you are involved in. tell him its not a phase and you are not a normal couch potato.
tell him you want to know exactly what is wrong you want to know everything that was damaged, how bad and what condition it is in now and ask him if there is any way to do that besides an mri.
 
Finally getting an MRI don't know the date yet but I'll let y'all know the results after I have it. I asked him about igf and other such peptides and he just said its experimental and didn't seem to like that subject then he talked about possible prp injection. Anyone had any experience with these?
 
^^ he didn't like the subject cause he doesn't know jack about it.

doctors don't like when you ask questions, they prefer a patient who just shuts up and does what the doc says pretty much why docs love seniors cause they are the generation that still trusts doctors. in the future don't let him off the hook like that, you should really press him on the subject and if he doesn't like it then TOUGH!! you are paying the douche for his 2 minutes with you, the least he can do is be open minded
 
you can push him and ask him what he knows about those 'experimental' treatment options and if he doesnt know anything ask him for a referral to someone who does.

prp can be beneficial as well..

remember when you call a fireman for help you are either gonna get the hose or the axe. when you call a surgeon your gonna get the knife or nothin...
 
Yeah doctors are starting to bother me more and more. There used to be some that actually cared about their patients now that's a rare find.
 
He also said it could be a case of tendinitis. Thing is I've delt with that all my life from knee, shin, forearm, and elbows. Used to get stuck holding the bar during bench bc my forearms would hurt to bad to let go after heavy weight. Just saying my chest feels nothing like that. And it seems like after 7 months and physical therapy that would be gone but I put 305 on the bar 2 days ago and immediately was hurting. ( I know not smart to start heavy)
 
Final results... MRI showed nothing and doctor told me to lift all I want. Weird bc it still hurting to a point that I can hardly breath. Oh well maxed today and I'm at 315 got a ways to go buy hopefully 400 will happen
 
hmmm very interesting..

quick question: do you eat sugar and if so how much?

what in general does your diet consist of?

Depending on how bad this really is for you I would start drinking a lot more water.. around 2 gallons a day. I would basically eat a 'paleo' diet NO SUGAR NO GRAINS for about 3-6 weeks and see how you feel.
 
Yeah X-ray showed nothing. Its weird

xrays can be easily mis interpreted by a doctor. also they don't show tendon or ligament damage. i've even known people in car accidents who had cracked ribs and the doc said they didn't have anything wrong with them. then they saw another doc and were told cracked ribs.

you need an MRI, the xray you got was just the doc pocketing some extra cash off of you.
 
xrays can be easily mis interpreted by a doctor. also they don't show tendon or ligament damage. i've even known people in car accidents who had cracked ribs and the doc said they didn't have anything wrong with them. then they saw another doc and were told cracked ribs.

you need an MRI, the xray you got was just the doc pocketing some extra cash off of you.

I'm pretty sure he got an MRI and nothing showed up. I'm subscribed! If you have unbearable chest pain and they say nothing is wrong with you then I'm very interested.
 
Here is a major thing Im going through with my left elbow(Tendon re-attachment surgery). I feel your pain. But know this!!!! I had an mri done on my elbow years ago when my problem hit hard. It showed zippo, zilch,notta!!! I knew it was bullshit cause the pain and other issues I had. Fast forward years to aboutjanuary this year. I went this time to a majorly well know sports orthopdeic who use to be a pro nfl player here locally. He does MLB,NHL and NFL players. So, he x-rayed me first. That wasnt done by my normal doc oddly enough years ago. It showed a lil piece of bone just mm off my ulna. So he ordered an mri. That showed my worts fears. I partially tore my triceps tendon along with a pice of bone off the point of insertion on my ulna. I also had something called tendonosis. Not to be confused with tendonitis. Tendonitis is the inflammation of the tendon. Tendonosis is the scarring and damage done to your tendon from micro tears over time, etc... He said many regular docs call everything tendonitis when in fact its bs many times especially in the world of BB/POWERLIFTING/WEIGHTLIFTING.
I shared with him my whole steroid usage and he came to a conclusion that my skull crushers did me in way back when and it just got worse by trying to work through it over the years.(I use to use 3 45lb plates and a 10 pounder per side on an ez curl bar for 12 reps. My tris were my best asset. Because of that mixed with steroids caused my issues. It wasnt the steroids per say. It was me. I like a dumb ass and many of you just kept adding weight cause you can. Your muscles grow too fast for the tendons to keeps up with because tendons take way way longer to strengthen. So I take 100% blame as my fault.
Now as of february 20th I had my surgery. Its a very slow process. 6-8 weeks of healing BEFORE EVEN GETTING TO PHYSICAL THERAPY!!!! Then when I started my PT I have to take it very slow for the first 4 weeks. Ill be hitting it hard real soon. He said it will take roughly 6 months before im back to really piling weight on as far as skull crushers and weighted dips go. Its still tender and just flat out feels weird. He had to cut out my ruined section of tendon where it had tendonosis then drill a few holes in my bone, use anchors and reattach the tendon. This all take a long time for bone to regrow firmly and grab those anchors. Then your body starts producing the collagen fibers to regrow and strengthen the tendon. Plus they shaved my elbow with a dremel tool to de burr it. It blows!!!! Ive been taking HGH to help wit recovery since my 4th week in. Its working cause Im way ahead of the norm according to my therapist strength wise and flexibility. I have full range both ways.
Its gonna take a few more months before it feels "Normal" again. Hes very cautious with any weightlifter cause he knows as soon as they start to feel better they start doing dumb shit. He told me dont be that dummy or else it will severly hurt me in the long run.
Now Im not sure what is really going on with your chest, but id see a good sports othopedic who is use to helping weightlifters. I didnt write this to scare you, but instead to give you an idea of what a tendon tear is all about. If ya dont fix it, it will just get worse like mine did. I actually heard mine snapping more and more lil by lil. To the point I couldnt do any military type presses, no barbell chest yet I could do dumbell. Only machines. Which doesnt cut it. Plus all I could lift overhead with my left arm was a bout 8lbs which hurt. It hurt physically and mentally. Thats when I made the choice to be aggressive and pro-active about it.
Please for the sake of your chest get another opinion. I know it sucks, but if ya ignore it then you may wind up with way worse stuff happening to your chest. Like rotator cuff damage. Once your hurt your body naturally readjusts itself as far as excercise physiology goes. It throws some muscles way off while others must pick up the slack. And one of the most important things is to stretch. STRETCH STRETCH STRETCH!!!! Never overlook that for muscle growth and protection. Along with warming up too.
Now that you see what im going through maybe it will help you out in the long run. If ya ignore it like I did it will just follow you and make life hell in the gym and doesnt do one bit of good for self image. LOL!! I plan on starting igf1-lr3 again with the hgh when I start going hard in therapy. Hopefully by July Ill be back on my favorite little helpers without issues. Fingers crossed!
Anyways feel free to pm me with any questions. One basic question most have was, what does a tear feel like? Answer, for me at least like i was being cut with a red hot knife. It burns like hell!!!
I dont want you to think I hijacked your thread cause thats not what I was trying to do. Just wanted to explain the situation in detail.
 
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