26 too soon for HGH?

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I'm not so sure that is true...looking at AAS, if I inject myself with testosterone, my body stops producing the same amount as before. Why wouldn't this apply to HGH?

I'm curious as to what happens to a mid-twenties guy who takes hgh for six months and if his body continues to produce hgh at the same levels after. There doesn't seem to be any PCT program for HGH cycles.

This is my thoughts to, if you supress natural production, it doesnt ever come back to be the same, even with pct. Now as far as GH, Ive had a hard time find conclusive studies, but have spoked with many MD's (very well known among the boards) about natural production falling off by forty, as said above its aging. Thats why older people us GH, to help keep bone density and anti-aging.

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This is my thoughts to, if you supress natural production, it doesnt ever come back to be the same, even with pct. Now as far as GH, Ive had a hard time find conclusive studies, but have spoked with many MD's (very well known among the boards) about natural production falling off by forty, as said above its aging. Thats why older people us GH, to help keep bone density and anti-aging.

It likely falls off much sooner than 40. I'm thinking it begins it's decline in your mid/late 20's.

Most studies examining young vs/ old results to things like testosterone, training, etc...typically compare young (20's) to elderly...but generally speaking, you have more receptors at a yunger age, and they're more sensitive...so you should get more results with less, not the other way around.

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It likely falls off much sooner than 40. I'm thinking it begins it's decline in your mid/late 20's.

Most studies examining young vs/ old results to things like testosterone, training, etc...typically compare young (20's) to elderly...but generally speaking, you have more receptors at a yunger age, and they're more sensitive...so you should get more results with less, not the other way around.

thats all I needed

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Good to hear anthony, many people have been telling me I am wasting my time doing this at 28. Working my up to 5 IU's as I write this.

It likely falls off much sooner than 40. I'm thinking it begins it's decline in your mid/late 20's.

Most studies examining young vs/ old results to things like testosterone, training, etc...typically compare young (20's) to elderly...but generally speaking, you have more receptors at a yunger age, and they're more sensitive...so you should get more results with less, not the other way around.

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Good to hear anthony, many people have been telling me I am wasting my time doing this at 28. Working my up to 5 IU's as I write this.

I'm 29 and just got a 'script for hGH (along with my usual test). I'm sure that'll be my next article...