What to say to MD if I'm interested in HGH perscription?

[porter321]

I have my first appointment with an MD in Beverly Hills, California on Wednesday (5/15/13). He is listed on the A4M website (which I can thank you guys for pointing out to me.) His specialty is cardiology, but he also is a primary care physician. I know that my Testoterone levels are in the toilet, when I did my one and only cycle about 6 yrs ago they were under 150 (should be between 400-1000 I understand). So I will definitely be asking for blood work to get on the test, but I'm also interested in the HGH. What do I tell him to convey a legitimate need for this stuff. I've always had insomnia, and I have a really hard time eating enough calories. Are these some things I could mention? How do I discuss it?
I'm 36 yrs old, 5'10", 180 lbs.
Thanks so much folks,
Porter

[ScotchGuard02]

One would normally get scripts for HGH through an anti-aging center. Most general practitioners will not give scripts for HGH.

[bringndaheat]

I told my Doc in Florida the same ressons you stated above and the I wanted my HGH levels tested. After the bloodwork he wrote me HGH. But jst like the man above said you might have to use a anti aging clinic. Should not b tht hard if you have the cash. Also the sponsor sells HGH peptides. I've been running them for a couple of weeks.

-Heat

[Shadow530i]

One would normally get scripts for HGH through an anti-aging center. Most general practitioners will not give scripts for HGH.

This.

My understanding is it's quite a bit easier to get an RX at many of them if you're over 30.

[BBJT200]

Anti-aging clinics are your best bet.

[Times Roman]

the FDA frowns heavily on off label use of hgh. it's risky to the physician, and if he/she belongs to a medical group like Kaiser, almost impossible to get them to write you an Rx for the reasons you are thinking, like low GH levels.....