Hgh

I don't even know if this is the correct category for this but.....and I know what most people's reaction is going to be.

I am curious though what people's thoughts are on this and if you were able to afford it, would you consider doing it.

Of course I'm not talking about taking it for bodybuilding but for all the other so called positive things it is used for.

I believe in aging gracefully and so, nope, I would never do it. But I would never use steroids either, so there you go! (Not to mention the possible nasty side effects that are possible from using HGH or anything along those lines.) Didn't Barry Bonds' head grow (literally) when he took it?

i echo fit's sentiment exactly concerning hgh

One look at Sylvester Stallone's "puffy' face and oddly puffy (albeit muscular) body is enough to convince me to not use HgH, if I ever:

1. Inherited millions, or
2. Won the lottery.

Its funny, because you look at the ads in magazines now for the Cenegenics therapy clinic that basically proffers HGH therapy and Steroids under the pretense of legitimate Hormone Replacement therapy.

I suppose it is all in how you balance the benefits and detriments in your own mind.

But there is a lot to be said for againg gracefully and people ought to be smart enough to know on some level that going against mother nature will always have unintended consequences.

I guess I just wanted to hear it from others. I have always been against putting unhealthy / unnatural things in my body but man is it TEMPTING!

Of course it is.

It is only human to want to take the easy route.

But then I read the horror stories and snap back into reality.

I would consider it but not at 36 years of age. For the record Stallone is 62 years old and I would compare his "puffy face" with any one else at that age. Sorry but you either have a puffy face or a droopy face (or a face lift). I really have not looked into taking it but I can assure you later in life I will and we will see at that time. You have to weight the pros and cons and not just take what a few people here say. You only live once and you have to be happy with your choices. There are also differences in the amount of doses you can take. Your head with not just swell up like Barry Bonds on your first mild dose. Just like steroids. If taken responsible you can reduce the potential side effects.

Do the research and then decide if it is right for you. As a guy I beleive if you don't wake up in the morning ready for action your testosterone levels are noty as high as they could be.

A friend of mine was talking about it (has not done it yet) as he was talking to a doctor about Hormone Replacement therapy.

Remember I have never taken either but of course I have thought about it and maybe someday I will. I am not going to age gracefully. I spend a lot of time at the gym and am very strict in my diet and am always told I look younger than I am. For the record there is nothing graceful about aging.

Yeah, I have been doing some research on it and the link below is good...but who knows if it's true although, most of the stuff I read says the same things. You are right about the doses if you keep them low and do maybe three times a week instead of twice a day at high doses there should be no side effects.

I have read about people in their 40's taking it, maybe that's what sparked my interest. I guess I will wait and see if I feel the need in 10 yrs.


http://www.hghresearch.net/index.htm

Originally Posted by debruynda

Its funny, because you look at the ads in magazines now for the Cenegenics therapy clinic that basically proffers HGH therapy and Steroids under the pretense of legitimate Hormone Replacement therapy.

I suppose it is all in how you balance the benefits and detriments in your own mind.

But there is a lot to be said for againg gracefully and people ought to be smart enough to know on some level that going against mother nature will always have unintended consequences.

Very well said.