
Originally Posted by
einstein1905
I posted something on this before, but there is a doc down in FLA that patented IAGH shots, intra-articular GH injections. capsular joints like knees and shoulders seem to be best suited. The GH is shot directly into the joint capsule and causes a kind of reverting to neonatal growth conditions withing the capsule. There is vast regeneration of tissue, or so claims the paper this doc published. The capsular joints get a limited blood supply, so don't get great access to GH through the vascular system...going right into the joint capsule creates an environment where GH concentration is very high and allows binding preferentially to GH receptors within the capsule.
If you're going to shoot yourself, I'd go just lateral to the patellar tendon. I think I will be doing this very soon. I think I'll do 3-5 IUs (one shot) 1x/week.