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Hit me up at my sig info below, I can refer you to my doctor. Basically you can do your lab work there and they will ship you the product. Some insurances will cover it, or you may have to pay out of pocket and I'm not sure how much that is. My supply of HGH for 23 shots is $360, but it does vary. |
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uh... i decided not to assume and looked up HGH/dangers on Google... This one http://www.naturalnews.com/006682.html says that "Long-term use is another matter about which we don't know very much," "Butler and others warn that doctors don't know enough about the possible dangerous side effects, such as diabetes and cancer." and this one: http://ezinearticles.com/?Educate-Yo...gers&id=599578 "The dangers are so serious that the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists has warned against the use of human growth hormone supplements as an anti-aging treatment." ... amongts other things... To say that the only reason why HGH isnt offered or recommended to everyone is because of the high price makes no sense... People can decide for themselves if the price is too high.. :2 cents: |
Pardon the dumbass intrusion into the thread, but I've been reading, and I have a question.
For awhile, I had a doctor who was pretty open to new ideas and stuff. He's since moved. Anyhow, based on my symptoms, he ran a bunch of blood tests along the line of what tical mentioned. Based on the results, he said he wanted me to try these pellet things that got injected under my skin. These things: http://www.sottopelletherapy.com/ So I paid $300, had my skin sliced open, and these things put it. It may have been all in my head, but for a handful of days afterwards, I felt GREAT. Then it went away. Since then, doctors that I've seen just want to pat me on the head and give me prozac or something. I don't take that stuff, but I also can't shake the notion that maybe the original doctor was on to something. I still have the lab papers, even though they were done a year and a half or so ago. In the section called "Immunoassay" are the following levels: Testosterone, Serum 13L Free Tesosterone(Direct) 0.3 Granted, to the best of my knowledge none of you went to medical school, but do those sound like low levels? I can't remember everything that doctor told me, but I'm thinking he said they were very low. |
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So you know NOTHING about it then? By the way I did what you did. Except I replaced "HGH" with "aspirin" So I googled aspirin/dangers Here's what I got and why you completely are off base with a half way researched thought process: "A study of 409 patients who attended the Royal Melbourne Hospital's emergency department and who were taking two or more drugs has identified 855 potential drug interactions. Aspirin was involved in 237 interactions. About 62 per cent of patients who were taking multiple medication could have had a potential interaction. The hospital's director of emergency medicine research, Associate Professor David Taylor, said 15.3 per cent of the total number of potential interactions were "major" ? where someone could become seriously ill or die. About 71 per cent were moderate, and 13.5 per cent minor." |
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This guy? http://www.allthingsmale.com/index.htm How do you find a good one who sees women? I know that is probably a dumb question, but right now, I don't have a doctor that will even consider it as an option, let alone refer me to someone. |
xxxdesign-net Next why don't you look up "bread/dangers" or "soda/dangers" or the best one: "porn/dangers" Or if you really want to find something you shouldn't do look up "car/dangers"
Jesus man. When you start with a negative hypothesis you will usually find it. You had an agenda before you looked. You should try searching with an open mind and honestly assess it. But if your mind is made up, then so be it. To each his own. |
use it properly than sorry
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People always seemed shocked when they find out I'm turning 40. While genes play a roll, knowing andropause for males happens, and doing something about it plays an important factor. |
What about ghb
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I felt normal again, as opposed to having to drag myself through everything. Hard to put into words, but not great like a cocaine binge of energy. |
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Appreciate the advise. |
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Not the same thing as HgH. |
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Second... its true that i didnt waste 2 hours researching the subject so I can let you know whether you should or not continue to use HGH.. by all means... do what you want :thumbsup All im saying is, after clicking couple of links related to the subjects, all seems to claim that the long term effects arent known and they may be a danger... You say they are wrong? fine.. im not the one using it.. BTw, im curious, did they tell you in College not to do research using Google? Because that is funny... as much as saying that HGH isnt recommended more for young people because it cost too much.. |
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You not knowing about it, doesn't make it false. My first cycle cost me $1200.00 for the whole thing. I tore my L5, and it was supposed to help with the healing. |
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I was on the 3 meals a week diet back then. Always 8up, and mental from all the serotonin damage I was doing to myself. I'm frankly surprised I'm still alive! |
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That was the point Robbie was making. The 10cc was corrected by Noe, as a mistype. But I'd be curious to see if 100 aspirins every once in awhile is 100% safe long term too. :) |
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do you use a cell phone? do you have sources saying that talking on your cell phone is 100% safe long term?? |
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I did starting in my 30's. Proper diet, working out, and HRT/TRT can do wonders. In this day and age of 80% of Americans are obese, I find it curious why you would go on negatively in a thread where the majority of people in it are doing their damndest NOT to be a part of that 85%. |
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i also recommend picking up this book http://www.amazon.com/Natural-Hormon...23915&sr= 8-2 if you are pre or post menopausal bio-identical hormone replacement therapy is exactly what you want... careful w/ the hack docs that want to prescribe you other things besides bio-identical hormones... that is why HRT has such a bad rap among women, some of those drugs are very harmful to women |
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the bloodwork is basically free if you have medical insurance, if not expect to pay around 800 bucks in tests to consult w/ a dr like dr crisler i beleive it was around $150 injectable testosterone costs around $90 bucks for a 20 week supply at 100mg a week growth hormone on the other hand will run you around 400-500 a month which is why most people don't use it |
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Hey tical...I'll be living in Vegas soon. I'm gonna need a hook up so I can stop buying shit from Europe and Russia.
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double post..sorry
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I mentioned side effects? |
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it is prescribed to children as well as adults with growth hormone deficiency what you need to understand is that as you age, your hormone balance changes... growth hormone levels drop, testosterone levels drop (men / andropause), estrogen levels drop (women / menopause)... it continues as you get older and your quality of life begins to diminish there are other factors that can cause this to happen to people at any age... even otherwise healthy 20 year olds (head trauma, tumors, adrenal fatigue) it has already been proven that supplementing the body with these hormones to keep them in the HIGH reference ranges DRASTICALLY improves ones quality of life... from emotional to physical benefits hormones are HUGE in regards to age and well being for men & women like any drug they all have potential side effects however you have to remember that these are hormones that are ALREADY found in the human body, the goal with HRT is to supplement them to optimal levels AND MOST IMPORTANTLY PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES CANNOT PATENT BIO-IDENTICAL HORMONES THAT IS WHY YOU DON'T HEAR OF BIO IDENTICAL HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY AS MUCH AS YOU HEAR ABOUT EVERY OTHER DRUG OUT THERE.... THEY CANT PROFIT FROM IT! |
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Good news is I won my next fight, 7 months later. I'm out right now due to a shoulder injury, but nothing is more satisfying for me than choking or tapping out someone almost half my age. :) |
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Thank you, tical. I very much appreciate the info. I have some gift certificate money laying in amazon, and that book looks like a good way to spend it. :) |
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You saw me what last week? I was 240lbs. Imagine me at 160lbs. It's scary. |
I'm hoping for the blackmarket hookup so I don't have to over-pay. :) I did the doctor routine for a few years. Finally after getting laughed at by all the guys at the gym for paying 5x what they paid...I started ordering straight from europe. Over there they just walk into the store and buy what they please.
Here's a good one for ya....I usually go down to Mexico at least once a year to a swingers resort just to party for a week or so and get away from everything. But I don't like missing out on taking my testosterone. Unfortunately, here in the United States of Govt. Control...testosterone is a controlled substance. :( So what I do is when I get to Mexico, I stop at the pharmacy right there in the airport and buy some sustanon test RIGHT OVER THE COUNTER on my way to pick up my baggage and grab a taxi. No need to travel with it to other countries, it's everywhere and legal. Only here in the "land of the free" does the govt. try to control our entire lives. |
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wtf, there's one thread on GFY that's actually worth reading and it drops to page two???
all of you midgets better bump this thread and add some more info or I'll track you down and rape all your pets - no cat, dog, or bird will be spared! |
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Antonio you're right. It was a pretty good discussion! Especially for a "non-porn" discussion. A lot more interesting than the: "I saw a cloud shaped like a butterfly" or "I'm eating this for dinner" threads that are all over the place. :) |
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all of the hookups i had on black market shit ended up stopping when all of those labs started getting busted late last year... thankfully i have a prescription now :) |
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