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As some of u guys know i am getting a mse and lefort soon,
my mse got cancelled in september bc there was sum wrong w my jaw surgeon idk.

Im looking into healing the bone faster wich i want to do with roids,
i looked into some studies and i kinda dnr them and just asked chatgpt to summerize them and i got al of the info i need.

SubstanceMain mechanismEvidence for bone healing
Teriparatide (PTH 1-34)Stimulates osteoblasts and bone formationPromising clinical evidence
AbaloparatideStimulates bone formation via PTH1 receptorsMainly preclinical
RomosozumabIncreases bone formation, reduces bone resorptionStrong for bone density
BMP-2Stimulates stem cells to become bone-forming cellsStrong local regeneration evidence
BMP-7Promotes bone regenerationInvestigated for bone defects
DenosumabInhibits bone resorptionLimited direct effect on healing
BisphosphonatesReduce bone breakdownNo proven acceleration of healing

SubstancePotential effect on boneEvidence for faster healing
TestosteroneSupports bone densityInsufficient
NandroloneMay influence bone metabolismInsufficient
OxandroloneIndirect effects through muscle and metabolismInsufficient
OxymetholoneMay influence bone metabolismInsufficient

I will def be taking Teriparatide and some testosterone.

But i want to know u guys their opinions on this because its really someting that i am intrested in doing bc i never saw any documentation about healing a maxillary bone faster after these procedures.

Give advice for future stack for bone regeneration and bone healing.
 
As some of u guys know i am getting a mse and lefort soon,
my mse got cancelled in september bc there was sum wrong w my jaw surgeon idk.

Im looking into healing the bone faster wich i want to do with roids,
i looked into some studies and i kinda dnr them and just asked chatgpt to summerize them and i got al of the info i need.

SubstanceMain mechanismEvidence for bone healing
Teriparatide (PTH 1-34)Stimulates osteoblasts and bone formationPromising clinical evidence
AbaloparatideStimulates bone formation via PTH1 receptorsMainly preclinical
RomosozumabIncreases bone formation, reduces bone resorptionStrong for bone density
BMP-2Stimulates stem cells to become bone-forming cellsStrong local regeneration evidence
BMP-7Promotes bone regenerationInvestigated for bone defects
DenosumabInhibits bone resorptionLimited direct effect on healing
BisphosphonatesReduce bone breakdownNo proven acceleration of healing

SubstancePotential effect on boneEvidence for faster healing
TestosteroneSupports bone densityInsufficient
NandroloneMay influence bone metabolismInsufficient
OxandroloneIndirect effects through muscle and metabolismInsufficient
OxymetholoneMay influence bone metabolismInsufficient

I will def be taking Teriparatide and some testosterone.

But i want to know u guys their opinions on this because its really someting that i am intrested in doing bc i never saw any documentation about healing a maxillary bone faster after these procedures.

Give advice for future stack for bone regeneration and bone healing.
For healing teriparatide has more evidence but I wouldn't say it's significant. It's not gonna like make your recover faster on an noticeable way. Overall for the bone benefits as someone who has run both for 3/4 an year each I have to say abalo is safer and benefits are same
 
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