Tendon & Joint Injury Recovery — Safe Healing vs Rushing Back to Training.

Started by Monica · 9 months ago 22 Replies

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Monica

9 months ago

Tendon and joint injuries can be some of the slowest to heal, often requiring patience, proper rehab, and careful monitoring rather than rushing back into heavy training. Many athletes struggle to balance recovery time with maintaining performance.

Let’s discuss safe and effective recovery strategies:

•How long should you truly rest before retraining?
•Rehab exercises that helped rebuild strength safely
•Role of physiotherapy vs self-recovery
•Importance of bloodwork and inflammation markers
•Supplements or nutrition that supported joint healing
•Warning signs that you’re returning too soon

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Vanessa

8 months ago

150mg is basically cruise mode, not push mode.

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William Brown

8 months ago

For bigger lifters, yeah that can feel kinda light.

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Bianca

8 months ago

That’s more TRT vibes than performance dosing.

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Cole

8 months ago

Depends on genetics, some dudes thrive on it.

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Justin

8 months ago

Some guys push higher, some don’t need it.

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Monica

8 months ago

Depends if you’re cruising or trying to level up.

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Morgan

8 months ago

Dial it based on how you feel + labs. 💪

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Fastgearsurvivor

8 months ago

100% agree. People expect MOTS-c to fix everything but if sleep, diet and hormones are off… it won’t hit the same.

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Robo

8 months ago

Riboflavin deficiency may impair Liver estrogen metabolism enzymes

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Kingston

8 months ago

Riboflavin supports FAD dependent detox pathways in Liver

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Jungkook

8 months ago

Low Riboflavin could slow Estradiol clearance slightly potentially

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Kenney

8 months ago

Liver needs Riboflavin for proper enzyme functioning efficiency

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Bronte

8 months ago

Cytochrome P450 activity depends partly on flavin cofactors availability

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Robin

8 months ago

Low Riboflavin may impact phase one metabolism mildly

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Elizabeth

8 months ago

Not primary driver, but contributes to metabolic efficiency

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