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Originally Posted by jetjet
funny reading some replies here and no wonder the governments get away with the bullshit they can pull when people just listen to snippets of garbage from the media and then believe the hysteria
haha, OMG HGH IS STEROIDS man that is so sad it isn't even laughable
anyways, the Hgh sounds interesting, the big drawback I always thought about it would be that once you start, it might not be wise to stop, as hormones tend to have feedback mechanisms that might be hard to get restarted again
Hgh stimulating hormones such as Sermorelin are intriguing, the future might be in those areas once they figure it all out
what dosage are you on and how do your joints feel on it?
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I take 10 cc's every other day. I was told that if you take too much, or take it too frequently you can get very bloated. I actually had the same concern about what would happen if/when I stopped taking it and voiced that to my doctor. He told me that there has been research which shows that there are no negative effects, and in fact that the hormones will stay in your system for up to an entire year. My Dad confirmed this also, he was taking it about 10-15 years ago and he said when he stopped he still felt the benefits for about a year afterwards. As for my joints, it's honestly like some kind of miracle. I had actually given up running altogether because the pain was that bad, knee braces, ice, motrin and all. I have to be very careful in weight lifting, I'm restricted to only certain exercises and I always had to do several warm up routines before I even started lifting. I'm not lying when I say my joints now feel like when I was a kid, 15-19 years old when I was at my peak.