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    Magnum357/dizzle,
    I'm unsure as to why wrists start hurting but it is not b/c the bones are growing, although joints and tendons could be the cause, b/c the only way bones could grow is if you're growth plates have not closed or you have acromeglia (Andre the Giant syndrome). As for the growth of tumors and cancerous cells~I'm 99.99% sure they too will grow this is what I've been told my a pro, who also had a distended belly (enlarged organs) from taking numerous kits at high dosages.

    Superbeast,
    The main point of taking HGH (although 99% of users, like yourself) fail to understand how or what it does, are the efx brought about from IGF-1 in the liver. IGF-1 plays the biggest role in muscle growth whereas HGH helps in fat cell reduction. IGF-1 mediates many of the in vivo cell division and metabolic effects of growth hormone, IGF-1 stands for Insulin-like Growth Factor 1. IGF-1 is also known as Somatomedin-C. As important as HGH is, it does not last long in our bloodstream. In just a few short minutes our liver absorbs HGH and converts it into growth factors. IGF-1 is the most important growth factor that is produced. So, IGF-1 is a hormone just like HGH, but it is easier to measure in the body because it stays in our bloodstream longer than HGH. You can think of HGH as the hormone that gets the ball rolling, but IGF-1 does most of the work. If you don't believe me ask any body involved in the study of HGH and check out Anabolics 2000, Anabolics2002 or this endocrinology/educational website (http://arbl.cvmbs.colostate.edu/hboo...ypopit/gh.html)
    Last edited by proud13; 08-14-2002 at 05:29 PM.

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