I just read it somewhere that teenager (boy 18 tears old) got in hgh therapy, and he grow taller about 1 inch in a month.
I know that it’s expensive,but if it really works why not?
So,what do you think,is it true or not ? Anyone here ever tried hgh ?
HGH can only help you if you are actually deficient in HGH and you are still growing. The side effects can be quite horrendous.
I’m 16 and I want to know what changes will occur to my body if I take a HGH like GenF20
Documented side effects of HGH treatment:
The side effects of HGH treatment and therapy range from minor alterations in the body that can be corrected with simple measures, to major life threatening complications. The complications include:
• Joint pain and swelling: Long term treatment with HGH has been known to result in unpleasant problems, like pain in the knees, elbows and wrists. This joint pain is chronic in nature and is associated with localized swelling and edema of the joints. Prolonged use of HGH products has also been associated with arthritis (i.e. chronic inflammation of joints)
• Carpel Tunnel Syndrome: A painful condition of the wrist which results in numbness and pain in the joints of the fingers, has been linked to the long term use of HGH. A study conducted by Stanford University has reiterated the frequent occurrence of this complication in users of HGH supplements.
• Elevated Blood Pressure: There is substantial amount of evidence that indicates that the use of HGH in any form is associated with an elevation of the blood pressure, especially among elderly patients already suffering from chronic hypertension.
• Increased susceptibility to the development of diabetes: Prolonged use of HGH has been strongly associated with Insulin resistance, which tends to the increased possibility of developing diabetes. Further, as HGH works consistently to reduce the level of blood sugar, the individual is at an increased risk of developing diabetic coma.
I’m 18 and I’m 5ft 8 inches and I feel like I’ve been cheated and deserve to be at least 6ft like most people in my family. I have the intensity and personality of a 6ft person. I must be taller, what should/can I do?……Any personal experiences etc just let me know. Thanks… HGH ( Human Growth Hormones) for those who don’t remember or just don’t know.
I wouldn’t recommend human growth hormone at all, it’s side effects are nasty. Once you’ve stopped growing unfortunately you can’t really make yourself taller. There is a strategy that involves an intense stretching routine that increases the length between the vertbrate in your spine, i’m not sure on specifics, but from what I recall it can add an inch or 3 if done regularly, but you’ll lose the height if you stop the routine for too long.
I’m interested in taking HGH and want to know the negative effects. I’m only planning on taking it for a short time to get me past this plateau I’ve hit, Please provide me with intelligent information. Thank you
just do it natural, if youve plateau’d switch up your format, you just got used to a routine – youre muscles can never really plateau you can always be better
There are lots of anti aging creams and therapies available. I want to know about HGH therapy. How much efficient this therapy is?
It is a demand of our society to have smooth and clear complexion which is is an attribute of physical attractiveness. People nowadays are prone to fashion and fitness and like to maintain their healthy regimes.
HGH is Human Growth Hormone. The important function of this hormone is to stimulate growth by cell reproduction.HGH has an important role in a child’s growth process and for maintaining proper metabolism in adult human beings.
For adults, this therapy is carried out in three ways: using HGH injection, using oral sprays or using natural herbal HGH releasers.
In general there is no such side effects of this therapy. But its overdose can cause problems like
1. Gynecomastia (enlarged breasts in males)
2. Acromegaly
3. water retention and carpal tunnel syndrome, etc.
For more information try the links
http://www.findmedicaladvice.com/anti-aging/hgh-side-effects.html
http://www.findmedicaladvice.com/anti-aging/hgh-therapy.html
