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I no that test will mess sperm count up but will hgh?
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badguysingh
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Really hgh raises ur natural testosterone ? By how much. Never herd of that.
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Essie
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Oh my Goodness!!!!! Is it really too hard to just do a google search? You'll find plenty of research papers on the subject.
Anyway, one of the better papers I have read on this matter (and I like this one because it is easy to read and understand because it is condensed):
Growth hormone improves semen volume, sperm count and motility in men with idiopathic normogonadotropic infertility
Growth hormone improves semen volume, sperm count and motility in men with idiopathic normogonadotropic infertility:
Objective: The aim of this exploratory study was to assess the effect of growth hormone on semen parameters in men with primary infertility and normogonadotropic idiopathic oligo asthenospermia.
Method: This study was performed as a prospective, open- label, non-randomized observational study in a private practice in fourteen men, aged 26 to 35, with normogonadotropic idiopathic oligo asthenospermia. Growth hormone 1.5 IU/day was administered for 6 months and semen parameters assessed on a monthly basis. All were normogonadotropic, with normal sexual function, normal body hair pattern and masculinization, normal testicular volume and penile size. All had received various treatments for infertility in the past, including successful treatment for pyospermia in seven of the cases. Fine needle aspiration cytology revealed normal to – depressed spermatogenesis, with cells of all stages visible, in all patients.
Results: The initial sperm count varied from 0.1 to 10 million/ml, with motility ranging from 1 to 50%. Semen volume, count and motility improved in all patients. Volume increased from 0.63±0.40 ml to 1.24±0.42 ml (Z=3.68; P<0.01), count from 3.76±3.42 to 5.87±6.76 million/ml (Z=1.04; P=0.05), and motility index from 19±11.67% to 24±12.1% (Z=1.11; P>0.05). The increase was most marked during the first three months of therapy. Not much improvement was noticed during the later half of treatment. None of the patients experienced any side effects. Three subjects fathered children over the next 1 year, two with the help of intrauterine insemination.
Conclusion: Growth hormone can be explored as an effective treatment for men with primary infertility and normogonadotropic idiopathic oligo asthenospermia.
So what this shows is that, even in men who where borderline INFERTILE, the administration of HGH really increased the sperm volume and spermcount to a level where they were considered fertile AND some of the test subjects, who were previously regarded as infertile, actually fathered offspring.
I know my explanation is very short and condensed, but I hope this helps answer your question.
Anyway, one of the better papers I have read on this matter (and I like this one because it is easy to read and understand because it is condensed):
Growth hormone improves semen volume, sperm count and motility in men with idiopathic normogonadotropic infertility
Growth hormone improves semen volume, sperm count and motility in men with idiopathic normogonadotropic infertility:
Objective: The aim of this exploratory study was to assess the effect of growth hormone on semen parameters in men with primary infertility and normogonadotropic idiopathic oligo asthenospermia.
Method: This study was performed as a prospective, open- label, non-randomized observational study in a private practice in fourteen men, aged 26 to 35, with normogonadotropic idiopathic oligo asthenospermia. Growth hormone 1.5 IU/day was administered for 6 months and semen parameters assessed on a monthly basis. All were normogonadotropic, with normal sexual function, normal body hair pattern and masculinization, normal testicular volume and penile size. All had received various treatments for infertility in the past, including successful treatment for pyospermia in seven of the cases. Fine needle aspiration cytology revealed normal to – depressed spermatogenesis, with cells of all stages visible, in all patients.
Results: The initial sperm count varied from 0.1 to 10 million/ml, with motility ranging from 1 to 50%. Semen volume, count and motility improved in all patients. Volume increased from 0.63±0.40 ml to 1.24±0.42 ml (Z=3.68; P<0.01), count from 3.76±3.42 to 5.87±6.76 million/ml (Z=1.04; P=0.05), and motility index from 19±11.67% to 24±12.1% (Z=1.11; P>0.05). The increase was most marked during the first three months of therapy. Not much improvement was noticed during the later half of treatment. None of the patients experienced any side effects. Three subjects fathered children over the next 1 year, two with the help of intrauterine insemination.
Conclusion: Growth hormone can be explored as an effective treatment for men with primary infertility and normogonadotropic idiopathic oligo asthenospermia.
So what this shows is that, even in men who where borderline INFERTILE, the administration of HGH really increased the sperm volume and spermcount to a level where they were considered fertile AND some of the test subjects, who were previously regarded as infertile, actually fathered offspring.
I know my explanation is very short and condensed, but I hope this helps answer your question.
badguysingh
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Thanks for the infomation sir.
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yes of course you can . I am doing that right now.
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