Stanford study with promising results

[#8]

http://gizmodo.com/5939295/stanford-is-building-a-body+cooling-glove-that-might-work-better-than-steroids-for-athletes

[Praetorian]

The article is a bit misleading...aas are not predominantly use for healing purposes by athletes...corticosteroids are....totally different animal. AAS wil improve recovery but they do not have the anti-inflammatory benefits corticosteroids do. The unit has actually been out for several years...ive used it on knee and elbow injuries and it does work very well.
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[cog]

I have experienced a reduction in pain from aas.

[Skailes]

AAS will aid in recovery and as such can assist in healing an injury, but in all honesty it's a pretty mild effect. Corticosteroids are designed to make an impact with healing but the there is a down side to using them....you're best bet is to train smart and avoid injury in the first place.

[cog]

Those micro tears can add up,in my case from not being able to rack the weight properly during power cleans.

[Hosehead]

Deca has helped with any injury I've ever had, even significant injuries. I can only verify anecdotally though. I had a second degree tear of my hamstring four summers ago. Couldn't walk for a week. Six weeks later with some deca and ART I was doing 600lb hacks and 400lb squats. Same with a dislocaated platella x2 . The therapists couldn't believe how fast I recovered. I did not have cortizone injections in either case.

[cog]

An NFL team doc wrote a very frank book about a dozen years ago,I will try searching online for it.

[cog]

Could be former raiders doc Rob Huzienga,you're ok,it's just a bruise would be the book.If this is the book,there was some eye popping talk about dosages there.....