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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr_Prop_var_Testen
    From reading here for the past years I came to realize that if I have the funds and can obtain human grade norditropin in my case directly from the pharmacy to run hgh for life I should go for it???
    What about the health risks ? None?
    No such thing as no health risks. Most common with GH is elevated BP and HR as well as increased water retention. GH is a growth promoter. In the presence of cancer cells, GH will accelerate neoplastic growth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuscleInk View Post
    No such thing as no health risks. Most common with GH is elevated BP and HR as well as increased water retention. GH is a growth promoter. In the presence of cancer cells, GH will accelerate neoplastic growth.
    I'm not gonna disagree with your post because what you say is true - but imo the long term risks of gh are way over exaggerated when not taking excessive dosages of gh, which to me would be well over 10iu for extended periods of time.

    Most of the studies showing IGF and or GH cause an increased or accelerated risk of cancer were done on people with naturally occuring acromegaly or other types of pituitary disorders where ridiculous amounts of GH were being produced. I've never seen anything credible stating that under 10iu even for extended periods of time can cause organ growth or cause cancer, although it will obviously proliferate the growth of cancer once already present.

    I've done a decent amount of reading on this as I'm planning on staying on gh indefinitely, or at least as long as I can afford it lol, but I'd really like to hear others' opinions on this or if anyone has any credible info then post it up.

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