HGH Is it true?

[kiddx]

im 18 year old and only 5'4 im not sure if ive done growing or not but i havent grown shit since i was 17 and i am also alot into bodybuilding and been considiring using steroids but i dont want to **** my testo in the future or my plates... but will HGH help me grow tallre maybe 5'10 rsum 11?? and help me achive my goal to compete in fitness... dont say man just workout your body has enough testo i have been working out alot and i have a fine body but i need steroids to compete in fitness otherwise i dont stand a chance.. soo HGH????

[gixxerboy1]

nope

[ROBOCOP]

nope

And there's your answer

[ROBOCOP]

Mate, you're only 18 years old. No matter what you say about how long and hard you have been training, there's no getting away from the fact that you are only 18!!!!!!

Having said that at 18 I'm not overly sure HGH will gain you any height. HGH/IGF helps cartilage cells located at the ends of long bones called the growth plates to multiply, which is where bone growth occurs. During puberty age, this leads to growth in the length of the bones and increases one's overall height. By the end of puberty the cartilage is usually converted to bone which is referred to as "closing" of the growth plates.
I'm sure the only way HGH can stimulate growth is if your growth plates are still "open" and the only way you can tell if the plates are open is with an X-ray.
Dont rely totally on what I'm saying. There's a lot more knowledgable guys and gals on here that will give you a more informative view.
Still with the use of AS,,,,,,I'd look at your diet and training before you even consider it. If that's all good then maybe AS might be the way forward?????????

[dec11]

Mate, you're only 18 years old. No matter what you say about how long and hard you have been training, there's no getting away from the fact that you are only 18!!!!!!

Having said that at 18 I'm not overly sure HGH will gain you any height. HGH/IGF helps cartilage cells located at the ends of long bones called the growth plates to multiply, which is where bone growth occurs. During puberty age, this leads to growth in the length of the bones and increases one's overall height. By the end of puberty the cartilage is usually converted to bone which is referred to as "closing" of the growth plates.
I'm sure the only way HGH can stimulate growth is if your growth plates are still "open" and the only way you can tell if the plates are open is with an X-ray.
Dont rely totally on what I'm saying. There's a lot more knowledgable guys and gals on here that will give you a more informative view.
Still with the use of AS,,,,,,I'd look at your diet and training before you even consider it. If that's all good then maybe AS might be the way forward?????????

you're srsly advising this to a kid?!

[ROBOCOP]

you're srsly advising this to a kid?!

Advising what to a kid??????????
I've never said, and would never say that anyone should use AS and I think i started my reply with the fact that he is only 18!!!!! All I have said is that when he feels that his diet and training are right on then he may want to think about AS, not to jump straight on them!

[TheClinch]

Mate, you're only 18 years old. No matter what you say about how long and hard you have been training, there's no getting away from the fact that you are only 18!!!!!!

Having said that at 18 I'm not overly sure HGH will gain you any height. HGH/IGF helps cartilage cells located at the ends of long bones called the growth plates to multiply, which is where bone growth occurs. During puberty age, this leads to growth in the length of the bones and increases one's overall height. By the end of puberty the cartilage is usually converted to bone which is referred to as "closing" of the growth plates.
I'm sure the only way HGH can stimulate growth is if your growth plates are still "open" and the only way you can tell if the plates are open is with an X-ray.
Dont rely totally on what I'm saying. There's a lot more knowledgable guys and gals on here that will give you a more informative view.
Still with the use of AS,,,,,,I'd look at your diet and training before you even consider it. If that's all good then maybe AS might be the way forward?????????

Not what is advised on this forum Robocop. The OP is too young to use AAS safely so there is no possibility to advise properly.
To continue to do so is a good way to earn the door prize...

[marcus300]

No it wont help you grow taller nor do you want to use aas at your age.

[kiddx]

well if you want to see my diet here is it

wake up 10g glutamin
breakfast 100g af oak and 200g og egg whites
mid snack =30g protein
launch= 200g chicken + rice + salad
mid snack = tuna and salad
before workout = 100g oak.. sometimes i add egg whites also or protein shake 60 min before
after workout i hit 60g protein shake
launch meat/chicken/fish + rice + salad
before bed 10g glutamin + zma + 200g egg whites or protein shake


workout plan = i lift 4x6-8 reps in every set exepct benchpress, deadlift or squat there i take 5x5 soo i think my program is good enoguh what do you say?

[SlimmerMe]

You can still grow a couple more inches anyway. Lots of people do even after 18.

Sleep is the best way to get the most bang for your buck re: producing growth hormone. It is a couple hours after falling asleep you get the heaviest gh pulse in a 24 hr period. And to really help? go to bed early and I am being very serious since nature's circadian rythem likes to produce gh before cortisol kicks into wake-up mode so you want to grab the gh pulse before this happens. Sleep is when you GROW. Plain and simple. Think about babies. They sleep all day and grow grow grow.