Anavar for growth in children

**Flynman** · 09-09-2005, 08:48 AM

Is it true that anavar is used for growth in kids that are below average height? I know they use GH but i thought I read that Anavar is also used. Are there studies on this that you can look up?

thanks

**Dave321** · 09-09-2005, 08:50 AM

I think you might be searching for studies for quite a while...

**powerliftmike** · 09-09-2005, 08:35 PM

Yes. Anavar was designed for use by women (osteoporosis, etc) and childeren (stunted growth, etc). This is because stunted growth is not really caused by AASs so much, but by the increase in bodily estrogen levels. Anavar doesnt aromatize and is low androgenic so you can grow taller.

**J.S.N.** · 09-09-2005, 08:37 PM

...but from what i've read, gh is the ticket if you're looking to combat some type of stunded growth. when i have a son i'm gonna give him like 8 iu's a day from puberty 'till he's like 25.

**powerliftmike** · 09-09-2005, 08:44 PM

Oh yeah, GH is much preferred these days by doctors both because its not a controlled substance and its more effective for stunted growth in childeren. No doctor is going to give out 'steroids ' freely, no matter how mild and safe they may be...

**Jsik98** · 09-09-2005, 08:52 PM

Originally Posted by powerliftmike

Oh yeah, GH is much preferred these days by doctors both because its not a controlled substance and its more effective for stunted growth in childeren. No doctor is going to give out 'steroids' freely, no matter how mild and safe they may be...

If GH isn't a controlled substance then why can't you buy it at a drug store? Think again! A controlled substance is any substance that the government is in control of! For example, GH, AAS, and all other pharmacuetical drugs.

**J.S.N.** · 09-12-2005, 03:57 PM

Originally Posted by Jsik98

If GH isn't a controlled substance then why can't you buy it at a drug store? Think again! A controlled substance is any substance that the government is in control of! For example, GH, AAS, and all other pharmacuetical drugs.

that it may be, but it's undoubtably safer than var, just based on lipid profiles alone.

**graeme87** · 09-12-2005, 04:10 PM

i think we are going off subject here guys. to answer the origenal question yes var was used to increase childrens height but it ahs been replaced by HGH now as it is much more effective. and as far as studies go......i've looked and can't find any.