What would a 2 week cycle of HGH injection do?
I am 17 years old, soon going on 18. I am told by my chiropractor i still have 2in. in height to grow. I have a fast motabolism, and is known as a “hard gainer”. I would be working out while on it. I would like to get about 1in. in height and 15lbs of muscle. Would i need to be on this longer to see those results? or could i take the HGH oral(4week) with it to boost it? Whats your thoughts?
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Answer by Crim Liar
Seriously unless you are significantly shorter than average I’d let nature take it’s course. There are no set rules on how tall we are going to be. I also think you are on a slippery slope if you see taking HGH as a way to pile on muscle.
If you want to get fit, you need to workout hard, pumping yourself full of (even naturally occurring) substances is the wimps way out!
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HGH (Human DHEA), also known as DHEA, the human brain is a protein secreted by the anterior pituitary, the molecular weight of about 22,000 daltons, from 191 amino acids. With the promotion of amino acid uptake and protein synthesis, regulation of cell metabolism, strengthen cell activity in a wide range of physiological functions. However, the distribution of HGH in the human body volume changes with age, showing a huge difference. HGH secretion in childhood and adolescence (2000 micrograms / day) up to 20 years of age with age, the secretion of annual decline, after 30 years of age decreased the secretion of the more obvious, human aging will gradually emerge.
First in physical decline, rough skin, immune system depression, decreased memory, low energy and so on. After 40 years of further development of the aging phenomenon, and even some age-related diseases, such as body weight gain, skin thinning, muscle atrophy, osteoporosis, blood lipids (including triglycerides, lipids steroids, low-density lipoprotein (LDL) l high, decreased glucose tolerance (susceptibility to diabetes) and so on.
After the age of 60, HGH secretion has been less than 10% of childhood, resulting in decreased protein synthesis capacity, which led to decreased cell viability, tissue and organ dysfunction and atrophy (including skin, bone, muscle, pancreatic islets, heart, liver, brain, etc.), various metabolic disorders, organ diseases, infectious diseases and neurological diseases prone.
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