Is the Hgh helps to get ride from flabby stomach and chest

[Alsubaey]

Dears I am new in this forum and I would like to ask about the flabby skin

I am in cycle now ( trena, parponite, mastron , anavar and celen)

My quotation is the hgh get ride from flabby stomach and chest

Thanks

[davidtheman100]

lmfao depends on whether it's fDA gh or not and what brand but you probably don't have it either way so i'd say no...I'd say less drugs more diet...Welcome to the forum

[Khazima]

Looks like you have loose skin from losing a significant amount of weight. Unfortunately there is no extra drugs you can take on top of the amount you're already abusing to help with that.

[Alsubaey]

Thanks , my currents meals

1
200 g oats
7 eggs 2 whole and 5 white

2
150 g checkin breast
200 g steam rice

3
150 g checkin breast
200 g steam rice

4 before workout

200g steak
200 g steam rice

5 after workout
2 scoop iso 100
2 scoop


6 some times

150 checkin breast


So I will reduce the carbs and I will increase the cardio from 30 min daily to 60 min

[Alsubaey]

Yes Khazima I was 99kg and now I am 78kg , thanks for your advice

[bobtail]

None of my business but how long have you been seriously training? You haven't even come close to your natural potential and your running everything but the kitchen sink?
To be frank, you're really skinny. You could gain 30 pounds of muscle naturally in a year or two with the proper training and diet.
My advice? Put in a good 3 years of diet and training and come back then.
But you aren't going to listen to me so what the hell ...

[Alsubaey]

Actually 5 years from 2010, i tried every think to dry my body but it is look like impossible or my e in the haven ?

[ScotchGuard02]

HGH will help remove belly fat, for sure. I've been on 5iu/ed for a long time and I can eat almost anything I want and I get little to no belly fat. HGH also replace some of the lost collagen in the skin. However, if the skin has lost it's elasticity due to rapid weight loss there's not much HGH can do. You're still young so I would continue to train and diet carefully. Be careful not to over medicate with AAS. It helps the natural process but it's not a short cut. There is no substitute for hard training and diet. AAS is only a temporary solution because one cannot stay on a perpetual cycle without blowing out one's liver. AAS only helps to round out the diet and training. Good luck.