Gh and fatburning

[will b huge]

Yeah, gh can cause an insulin resistance which could indeed make you hypo. But 1iu at a time is hardly enough to cause such an effect under normal circumstances. It's beyond me why anyone would shoot 1iu in the 1st place.

I agree, GH cause a little insulin resistance (which can be very good) but not insulin blocking----you would still pump out what you were going to---but GH simply lets us be a touch numb to it..........

Here read this from the GH GURU Himself-Dr. SPEER----

The other effect of GH is that it makes us insulin resistant to glucose concentration. The beauty of this insulin resistance is that it allows us to have a high insulin levels without profound hypoglycemia, and together with the IGF-1 this then gives us a maximum anabolic effect.

But prolonged elevated insulin and insulin resistance could lead us in the wrong direction, and Type II diabetes. So in the week off GH, the very low carbohydrate levels causes very low insulin levels, which hopefully reestablishes normal insulin sensitivity. This restores certain enzyme concentrations back to levels that support the burning of fat, instead of glucose and amino acids (catabolic burning of muscle) to cover the energy requirements.

Growth hormone, however, causes A.D.H. (Anti-Diuretic Hormone) to go up. ADH is a very potent coronary constrictor which also constricts veins. It is produced starting in the hypothalamus. The nerve endings of certain neurons in the hypothalamus reach into the posterior pituitary, and ADH and oxicitocin come from the posterior pituitary. ADH can go up to 20 times normal levels with fear, or anger, and stress. This can cause coronary constriction within minutes, and this can cause a massive heart attack.

Growth hormone makes ADH go up, and as a direct effect of this, water retention goes up, which causes higher blood pressure. ADH is dose dependent of GH, which is why you have to drop the dose if blood pressure goes up too high, until your circulatory system adjusts to handle it. This is the only bad side effect of an otherwise very good dose of growth hormone.

"Clonidine" is the safest high blood pressure medicine. It causes no side effects, and no impotency of any kind. It is indicated if you have high blood pressure due to ADH.

 

[thelion2005]

I would guess this is true. Certainly no expert.

However, I'm lead to believe that there are many other health related
positives from the supplementation of HGH.

LOL ... anyway ...that's what I want to believe as I spend my money.