
Originally Posted by
inheritmylife
My point is that a user of 40 years of age is at nearly the same risk of developing serious side effects of HGH use as a user of 25 years.
The amount that an older user is deficient in the hormone is miniscule when compared to the exogenous doses we are using. Its like saying that 4ius is completely safe, while 5ius will turn you into Frankenstein. Acromegaly is hit or miss, and very little dependent upon age so long as the user is phsically mature.
I take these users reports of cranial deformity with a grain of salt. They may be expieriencing water retention. If their skulls are deformed, why are their hands and feet not severly enlarged as well? Why is their jaw not larger? Why are the spaces between their teeth not larger? All these symptoms are synonymous with acromegaly, and should be present with an enlarged craninum. I think that 99% of them are expieriencing swelling and water retention, and nothing more.