HGH sounds dumb

**elfin1mf** · 12-04-2009, 11:59 AM

I have just done some more looking into hgh because I found a source which has it pretty cheap (compared to other sources.. still way too expensive). WOW was I barking up the wrong tree considering this stuff. Why would I spend (at least) 100 times more for hgh than normal steroids when most people say the results are not in strength or good size gains, but more of a ballooning of muscles. Just to get these ballooning gains a person typically needs at least 10-18ius a day.. Can you say second mortgage on the house? It SEEMS like the fat loss aspect of this stuff is alright, but still would be no where near as good as a common cutting cycle. I mean, I heard it helps skin which is why I was interested in it, but my skin is a little scarred and I doubt it will magically cure scars. Even with these drawbacks, I was not aware at the severity of possible side effects. I mean, at least if you get sides from hormones, you can usually correct them with drugs and even if you fail to do that you can get surgery. I am pretty sure if you have a huge friggin forehead no doctor will be able to sand it down..

IDK I am sure if people are going on this forum they will disagree with me seeing as though it is an hgh forum. Still everyone has to see where I am coming from. It just seems completely insane to use this stuff if you can get roids for next to free. If you are a woman.. maybe that is a different story but still who wants to pay all that cash and potentially experience disfiguring bone changes? Do not get me wrong, If I were a short or average sized kid going into puberty.. I would definitely take this shit until I was like 6'3.. Maybe it would even make my dong bigger huh? If I were like 50 I might consider it as well, but by then I am sure we will have even better shit for my ailment.

Someone please chime in if you agree or let me know what you disagree with because honestly all this hype about hgh is getting on my nerves.

**Big** · 12-04-2009, 01:25 PM

HGH is a fantastic compound for those who can afford it, those who are ready for it, and those who know how to use it. If you don't fit into all of those 3 categories, then no, it's not for you.

**NVR2BIG1** · 12-04-2009, 01:34 PM

I dont know where you got your information from, but its much more than a ballooning effect of the muscles, it creates new tissue. The problem with GH is most people will not hack up the $$$ to stay in it long enough, people say at least 6 months but it's more like a year. It's slower than anabolics, this isn't something you'll use for 2 months and gain 20 lbs. But if your looking for a consistent 10 lbs muscle gain every year and retain every bit of it, then yes GH is for you.

**DCannon** · 12-04-2009, 01:43 PM

You can't put a price on health and hgh will improve you overall health and well being.

**brew69420** · 12-04-2009, 04:10 PM

where did 18iu's a day come from?

**elfin1mf** · 12-04-2009, 06:28 PM

Originally Posted by DCannon

You can't put a price on health and hgh will improve you overall health and well being.

Ok here is something I was thinking about when considering hgh. What specific benefits could someone in their 20s actually get from this? Feeling good is not what I am looking for.. what actually does it do to improve health in a healthy adult.

**Ashop** · 12-04-2009, 06:53 PM

Originally Posted by elfin1mf

I have just done some more looking into hgh because I found a source which has it pretty cheap (compared to other sources.. still way too expensive). WOW was I barking up the wrong tree considering this stuff. Why would I spend (at least) 100 times more for hgh than normal steroids when most people say the results are not in strength or good size gains, but more of a ballooning of muscles. Just to get these ballooning gains a person typically needs at least 10-18ius a day.. Can you say second mortgage on the house? It SEEMS like the fat loss aspect of this stuff is alright, but still would be no where near as good as a common cutting cycle. I mean, I heard it helps skin which is why I was interested in it, but my skin is a little scarred and I doubt it will magically cure scars. Even with these drawbacks, I was not aware at the severity of possible side effects. I mean, at least if you get sides from hormones, you can usually correct them with drugs and even if you fail to do that you can get surgery. I am pretty sure if you have a huge friggin forehead no doctor will be able to sand it down..

IDK I am sure if people are going on this forum they will disagree with me seeing as though it is an hgh forum. Still everyone has to see where I am coming from. It just seems completely insane to use this stuff if you can get roids for next to free. If you are a woman.. maybe that is a different story but still who wants to pay all that cash and potentially experience disfiguring bone changes? Do not get me wrong, If I were a short or average sized kid going into puberty.. I would definitely take this shit until I was like 6'3.. Maybe it would even make my dong bigger huh? If I were like 50 I might consider it as well, but by then I am sure we will have even better shit for my ailment.

Someone please chime in if you agree or let me know what you disagree with because honestly all this hype about hgh is getting on my nerves.

Hardly dumb. Definitely for the more advanced athlete. HGH transformed my physique over time. I love it.

**DCannon** · 12-04-2009, 08:04 PM

Originally Posted by elfin1mf

Ok here is something I was thinking about when considering hgh. What specific benefits could someone in their 20s actually get from this? Feeling good is not what I am looking for.. what actually does it do to improve health in a healthy adult.

Increases Energy and Endurance, Improves Sports Performance and Recovery
Increases Immune System Function
Reduces Fat Accumulation and Builds Lean Muscle Mass
Increases Bone Density and Reduces Osteoporosis
Lowers Blood Pressure
Improves Libido and Sexual Performance
Improves Cardiac Function and Cholesterol Profiles
Reverses Aging Changes in the Skin and Promotes Thicker Hair Growth
Improves Mood and Sleep Patterns
Reduces the Risk of Developing Type II Adult-Onset Diabetes
May Be Helpful in Treating Crohn's Disease

**elfin1mf** · 12-05-2009, 12:03 AM

ok with a list like that, I am starting to change my mind. It seems as though this not only battles many of the negative effects associated with aas, but also could help me combat negative effects of accutane.

The thing is, it seems too good to be true. What I really want to know is--- how many of you have actually experienced one or more of these listed effects. For OUR purposes, in the common dosages people on here are utilizing. I see this list and I think 'hmm it sounds good when I read it, but why do I not hear more people on these boards boasting that all of these wonderful results were acheived by this compound?' If I knew someone personally who had taken proper doses and I could see how much better off they were it would be much easier to go ahead with this experiment.

I want to hear from people who have been using it for at least a year. Tell me the truth, how much of a difference did it make in your hair and skin? My biggest problem is my skin, and taking accutane has contributed to facial scarring and thin skin/ nasty looking complexion (perhaps not as serious as it seems, I will have to wait until the drug is out of my system to see how well I heal). From my pov, I would try anything to help my complexion because it is the one thing I feel so self conscious about. I am aware that this problem is common sometimes among aas users, but my problem was not related to aas, it was just as bad before I used any sort of aas.

**stack_it** · 12-05-2009, 01:27 AM

Most people don't use it because of the cost and length of the cycle. The average person on this site wants fast results. You don't get that with gh.

**elfin1mf** · 12-05-2009, 03:33 PM

I would be much more interested in helping my skin, and hair than helping my muscles grow. I do not need any help when it comes to the other things on the list. I would not mind increased endurance, I admit that.

So which of you has noticed a drastically improved complexion? Noticeably more attractive skin?

**ScotchGuard** · 12-05-2009, 04:28 PM

The older your are the more you will see/feel the effects of HGH. I'm 50 and been working out all my life. A lot of little aches and pains everywhere. Have been on HGH for a year. Yes, I like the anabolic results. But the BEST thing in my HGH experience is that I can concentrate on a problem for a long time. I've lost some of this ability as I got older. For a young guy? I think young people want muscles and they want them fast. HGH is not the best answer. AAS is cheaper and gives faster results. When you turn 30 or so you will appreciate the effects of HGH. Right now, stick with diet, train hard, and AAS.