Can HGH prove to have a positive effect on my Arthritis as well as muscle growth?

[AlwaysLearning]

Recently, a few competitive bodybuilders that i have spoken to have reccommended that i consider HGH when weight training. They have said that i may want to look into its positive health affects.

I suffer from psoriatic arthritus which is a skin condition that when stressed inflames my joints. I have constantly swolen knees and knuckles. I have, however, managed to fight my genetic deficiency to rise from 140lbs to 195lbs in 4 years thanks to deca durabolin, which i was prescribed.

Does anyone know whether HGH will prove not only good for lifting, but have any positive/adverse affects on my arthritis?

[Mesomorphyl]

HGH is nice, expensive, but can cause swollen joints. I would think if one were older, like 35-40, would benifit more from hgh and with your condition I would only use small doses. 2iu ed. Higher doses will help with anabolism... but why spend the $$ right now?

[DarKOmeN]

HGH is nice, expensive, but can cause swollen joints. I would think if one were older, like 35-40, would benifit more from hgh and with your condition I would only use small doses. 2iu ed. Higher doses will help with anabolism... but why spend the $$ right now?

why 35-40???

[pdog80]

That's because that's about the age when the body starts to produce less GH. Although, I've done a 6 month cycle of HGH last year it did wonders for my muscles and joints. I was using 4 ui ed.

[michaelmotorcycle]

i have a few buddies that are in there 25-30's that use gh and love it.... they tell me it's like aas but better.... i don't know why people say its only for older people..... i know so many young guys that use it and would recomand it over aas.

[Mesomorphyl]

i have a few buddies that are in there 25-30's that use gh and love it.... they tell me it's like aas but better.... i don't know why people say its only for older people..... i know so many young guys that use it and would recomand it over aas.

Really? What doses do they use? What is the length of their cycle run? Also, I dont know many 25-30yo that can afford it...



And pdog80... bingo brother, thanks for answering that question.

[Hellmaskbanned]

That's because that's about the age when the body starts to produce less GH. Although, I've done a 6 month cycle of HGH last year it did wonders for my muscles and joints. I was using 4 ui ed.

You can say the same about testosterone........... So someone thats 18yrs old wont benefit from a cycle?...... Nah not true.

[AlwaysLearning]

bump. original question?

[Mesomorphyl]

You can say the same about testosterone........... So someone thats 18yrs old wont benefit from a cycle?...... Nah not true.

Less than 300 bucks for a cycle of test, which should not be taken until early to mid 20's vs thousands of dollars for hgh and its benifits... hmmmm...

To answer the original question:
HGH is nice, expensive, but can cause swollen joints. There is another thread where a member is explaining tendonitis and carpel tunnel...

http://forums.steroid.com/showthread.php?t=259153

[Mesomorphyl]

i have a few buddies that are in there 25-30's that use gh and love it.... they tell me it's like aas but better.... i don't know why people say its only for older people..... i know so many young guys that use it and would recomand it over aas.

Really? What doses do they use? What is the length of their cycle run?

[cj1capp]

[QUOTE=Mesomorphyl]HGH is nice, expensive, but can cause swollen joints. I would think if one were older, like 35-40, would benifit more from hgh and with your condition I would only use small doses. 2iu ed. Higher doses will help with anabolism... but why spend the $$ right now?[/QUOTE
any info on HGH and tendon repair, thaks

[michaelmotorcycle]

Really? What doses do they use? What is the length of their cycle run?

if i remember correctly about 5 iu a day 5 days a week (or maybe 7days a week), for six months. And yes they could afford it...

[Hellmaskbanned]

Less than 300 bucks for a cycle of test, which should not be taken until early to mid 20's vs thousands of dollars for hgh and its benifits... hmmmm...
To answer the original question:
HGH is nice, expensive, but can cause swollen joints. There is another thread where a member is explaining tendonitis and carpel tunnel...

http://forums.steroid.com/showthread.php?t=259153

Yeah it's alot more expensive....

It still works it's magic in your 20's or 40's.


To your original poster of the thread. IMO I would ask my docter. HGH does help HEAL your joints, but not quite sure about your condition.

[marcus300]

Yeah it's alot more expensive....

It still works it's magic in your 20's or 40's.
To your original poster of the thread. IMO I would ask my docter. HGH does help HEAL your joints, but not quite sure about your condition.

Depends on dose

[Ufa]

Really? What doses do they use? What is the length of their cycle run? Also, I dont know many 25-30yo that can afford it...


And pdog80... bingo brother, thanks for answering that question.

Excellent Answer.

[pdog80]

Thanx Meso. HGH also helps keep fat in check up to a certain degree which is beneficial. Injecting high amounts of HGH for long periods of time without breaks can also cause unwanted and abnormal bone growth in the jaw and foot. And yes, peeps in their 20's can afford HGH even though it's freakin' expensive. I was 25 last year when I did my 6 month cycle. Oh and one more thing, michaelmotorcycle. HGH isn't better than AAS. That's a load of crap. It's great when you use it along with AAS, but it won't give you the gains AAS will when used by itself.