[OFFICIAL] Old Guys Thread

[RavishingRandyHart]

I had to jump in on this one. I have a very good example of Tren for you.

Without Tren you might consider it a good idea to pull your woman's hair when you take her from behind.
With Tren you are convinced that punching her in the back of neck to make her convulse while giving her the first ever anal experience as you take her from behind is a really great idea and it will feel so good, putting it up there with one of your best, good ideas.

Subtle but important difference on the effects of Tren.

Thank you,
Syn

 

[mmaphdmba]

Man, healing from overuse injuries or just basic issues when you get older just takes forever sometimes.

 

[MachuFuku]

Man, healing from overuse injuries or just basic issues when you get older just takes forever sometimes.

Yep. Something that's been difficult for me to deal with. Have to make the decision daily to do less weight and more repetition. For me it's counterintuitive but it's starting to work.

 

[mmaphdmba]

Yep. Something that's been difficult for me to deal with. Have to make the decision daily to do less weight and more repetition. For me it's counterintuitive but it's starting to work.

My issue is the pronator teres in both forearms so it effects virtually everything. It's only certain angles or movements. Sometimes it's fine, sometimes not. I find it annoying and I haven't found anything that works. It's a deep muscle so no topical creams work.

 

[MachuFuku]

My issue is the pronator teres in both forearms so it effects virtually everything. It's only certain angles or movements. Sometimes it's fine, sometimes not. I find it annoying and I haven't found anything that works. It's a deep muscle so no topical creams work.

I completely understand. I am struggling with De Quervain's tenosynovitis. I really think it's literally from one workout where my wrist got tweaked the wrong direction. I want heavy on curls. I could feel that it was really twisting my wrist but I was trying to get that volume in and wanted to push some high reps. Next morning, dead! 3 weeks later still wearing wrist braces. Guess it's time to really focus on what my body tells me.

 

[mmaphdmba]

I completely understand. I am struggling with De Quervain's tenosynovitis. I really think it's literally from one workout where my wrist got tweaked the wrong direction. I want heavy on curls. I could feel that it was really twisting my wrist but I was trying to get that volume in and wanted to push some high reps. Next morning, dead! 3 weeks later still wearing wrist braces. Guess it's time to really focus on what my body tells me.

Man, gotta say that diagnosis is a new one to me. How is gripping, even with pressing movements? Do you have to go open grip?

I did incline curls today. Hardest part is literally getting into position. The lean back and arm rotation is painful. But when I get to the movement I'm mostly ok.

I need someone to wreck my pronator and force it to be better than it is.

 

[MachuFuku]

Man, gotta say that diagnosis is a new one to me. How is gripping, even with pressing movements? Do you have to go open grip?

I did incline curls today. Hardest part is literally getting into position. The lean back and arm rotation is painful. But when I get to the movement I'm mostly ok.

I need someone to wreck my pronator and force it to be better than it is.

I can't do any flat bar work. Using an EZ bar makes it bearable. Many pronated grip lifts just hurt. Shit sucks getting old. It's nots unbearable. Did a big lats day yesterday. Only had to drop my reverse grip lat pull downs on the machine and do pull ups in a neutral grip.

 

[ReachPastOrion]

I can't do any flat bar work. Using an EZ bar makes it bearable. Many pronated grip lifts just hurt. Shit sucks getting old. It's nots unbearable. Did a big lats day yesterday. Only had to drop my reverse grip lat pull downs on the machine and do pull ups in a neutral grip.

I’m having similar issue with “golfer’s” and “tennis” elbow. I’ve been managing it with change in grips and forearm strength work, but I’ve been thinking about peptides if things deteriorate.
Have y’all looked into BPC-157 paired with TB 500? I’m hearing and reading good things about the combo helping us geezers heal.

 

[MachuFuku]

I’m having similar issue with “golfer’s” and “tennis” elbow. I’ve been managing it with change in grips and forearm strength work, but I’ve been thinking about peptides if things deteriorate.
Have y’all looked into BPC-157 paired with TB 500? I’m hearing and reading good things about the combo helping us geezers heal.

I've been running about one to two milligrams of BPC 157 and TB500 (17-23 frag) day for over 30 days. Just added in GHK-CU. Does not seem to be helping.

 

[ReachPastOrion]

I've been running about one to two grams of BBC 157 and tb500 a day for over 30 days. Just added in GHK-CU. Does not seem to be helping.

Damn , I was hoping that would help. Are you pinning in close proximity to the areas/sources of the pain?

 

[mmaphdmba]

I’m having similar issue with “golfer’s” and “tennis” elbow. I’ve been managing it with change in grips and forearm strength work, but I’ve been thinking about peptides if things deteriorate.
Have y’all looked into BPC-157 paired with TB 500? I’m hearing and reading good things about the combo helping us geezers heal.

They helped heal from surgery twice in the past year. But they're not doing anything for this.

No need to pin at a site. It's systemic.

 

[MachuFuku]

Damn , I was hoping that would help. Are you pinning in close proximity to the areas/sources of the pain?

I did a few times but it hurt like a mother fucker and I felt like it might have caused additional inflammation.

 

[Oldfuk]

I've been running about one to two grams of BPC 157 and TB500 (17-23 frag) day for over 30 days. Just added in GHK-CU. Does not seem to be helping.

I hope your math is off on those dosages……

 

[MachuFuku]

I hope your math is off on those dosages……

LMAO. Yes. That should of read mg. Edited so some other poor soul doesn't OD on BPC.

 

[Jgsturge]

Welp I'm 37 and feel old so I'll hang out here with yall. Do you find that as your natural T decreases you have to adjust gear? I got diagnosed with hypogonadism and have been TRT, but relatively low doses seem to be giving me big results. I am still new though under 2 years in.

 

[MachuFuku]

Welp I'm 37 and feel old so I'll hang out here with yall. Do you find that as your natural T decreases you have to adjust gear? I got diagnosed with hypogonadism and have been TRT, but relatively low doses seem to be giving me big results. I am still new though under 2 years in.

Yeah. Your body will reach homeostasis and get used to the dosage I think after a while as well as androgen receptors up regulate and can better utilize it so you're less likely to convert to E2

 

[Jgsturge]

Yeah. Your body will reach homeostasis and get used to the dosage I think after a while as well as androgen receptors up regulate and can better utilize it so you're less likely to convert to E2

@MachuFuku, what does the timeline look like? Should I be exploring after a year of 125mg/week test c whether I should rock that up a little bit? 200mg week sent my levels >1500 on a lab 5 months ago and I went back closer to 100mg/week. Should I be concerned when my levels rock that high? Prior to treatment my test was <300 and my prolactin was +100 over top end of range.

 

[tinypeter]

Idk how or when or where the fuck I developed the tiniest belly button hernia. So does this mean I'm old? About to be 39yo.

Anyways if any one has some good advice I'm all ears. Guess I need to stop neglecting core

I noticed it while just rubbing on my stomach and kinda felt the smallest bump to the upper right edge of my b button. I pushed it back in and it's smaller than a pencil eraser if that.

No pain tiny amount of redness.

This is lame.

 

[mmaphdmba]

Just watch it. Work your core more. If it grows, only way to really repair it surgery but that's only if it gets a lot larger.

 

[mmaphdmba]

@MachuFuku, what does the timeline look like? Should I be exploring after a year of 125mg/week test c whether I should rock that up a little bit? 200mg week sent my levels >1500 on a lab 5 months ago and I went back closer to 100mg/week. Should I be concerned when my levels rock that high? Prior to treatment my test was <300 and my prolactin was +100 over top end of range.

200mg/week is fine. You could easily jump from 125/week to 200/week. Just inject 100mg twice per week if you're concerned about e2 management.