LGD cycle after on year off due to bilateral hernia surgery

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Hey guys, I have just gotten back into the gym, after going through bilateral hernia surgery and taking the recommended time off so I can continue lifting. And I am very disappointed. I had weighed 185lbs, and now weigh 155. However I was around 17-18%bf and now believe I am around 13-15% but I look like **** from losing muscle. My bench went from 225 5x5 to 135 5x5. I have a vial of 30ml bottle of 10mg/ml LGD, and had planned to take it at 5mg ED for 8 weeks. I have ran Ostarine for 8 weeks at 20mg ED with no pct and had no sides. I also have ran Msten, but while the results were good the pct was a trainwreck as my bottle of clomid was lost one week in. I was wondering if it would be a bad idea to run the LGD now, and why. If the negatives of taking it immediately are not very high I intend to, but you all know much more than I do about anabolics so I figured I'd reach out for some advice. I would be open to taking it later, I just can't think of too many side effects of starting immediately. Thanks for your time.
 
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I dislocated my shoulder and had to immobilize it with a sling for one month. It atrophied of course and my strength and mobility dropped by 99%. After I took it out of the sling I waited two weeks to start my lgd cycle. Many people would say I started the cycle prematurely because my shoulder was still very messed up and I was limited to working out the same muscle groups all the time. I’m now four weeks into my cycle and I have progressed very fast. The lgd has allowed me to come back faster than I otherwise would have. My shoulder is still not completely healed but every week I get much stronger. I say run your cycle now. Anabolics will speed up your recovery by a lot.
 

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Thanks for the input. I was hoping the cycle would help speed up getting back in the saddle so that's good to hear
 

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Just make sure you have your SERM ready to go before you start. That's all I would say really.
 

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