I would say look less at the AAS and look toward the peptide section of the sources on here.It seems modern medicine has advanced rapidly in the last 2 decades.
However my go-to compounds (Test/Tren/Mast/Deca/Dbol/Winstrol) have been around long before me.
Curious as to what I’m missing out on in terms of latest and greatest.
How bad was the tear? Any other injuries alongside it that happened and got better with the GHRP6 usage? Curious because I have never read or heard of someone attributing injury recovery to this peptide. I'm sure it's a stretch to recall almost two decades ago but if you can remember anything about your protocol and the experience I'd love to hear it. Still nursing my forearm, and had never occurred to me that this particular peptide might assist in rehab time.AAS hasn't made any leaps at all that i know of. There are newer compounds, but not really in use. In 20 years the amount of shared knowledge is much higher, and their price is 25% of what it used to be. I see this making cycles a lot more effective.
The biggest advancement is definitely peptides and HGH. I remember using GHRP-6 about 17 years ago when it was brand new. While eating the house down, I went from crutches with a torn meniscus to running miles with zero pain in 3-4 weeks. They've come a long way since then.
The tear was bad enough that my orthopedic sent me in for an MRI to see exactly what he would need to do surgery on. I was 21 at the time, playing college sports, and in amazing shape. I attribute it to jacking a 21 year olds natural hgh through the roof. No other injuries at the time.How bad was the tear? Any other injuries alongside it that happened and got better with the GHRP6 usage? Curious because I have never read or heard of someone attributing injury recovery to this peptide. I'm sure it's a stretch to recall almost two decades ago but if you can remember anything about your protocol and the experience I'd love to hear it. Still nursing my forearm, and had never occurred to me that this particular peptide might assist in rehab time.