HGH Effects Permenant?

[wayneboard1]

Are the effects of HGH use such as cholesterol, skin, etc improvment permanent or do they go away after you cease? Use cholesterol as an example. Does it remove bad cholesterol or does it improve the level on a temp basis? I know it can produce new cells for muscle and what not, but the numerous side effects (good and bad) are what intrigue me. Thanks for any help anyone can provide.

 

[Assertive Guy]

Are the effects of HGH use such as cholesterol, skin, etc improvment permanent or do they go away after you cease? Use cholesterol as an example. Does it remove bad cholesterol or does it improve the level on a temp basis? I know it can produce new cells for muscle and what not, but the numerous side effects (good and bad) are what intrigue me. Thanks for any help anyone can provide.

Looking at Arnie and Sergio Olivio (sp?) *now* shows that neither HGH or Test prevents loose skin, cholesterol etc problems associated with aging. Maybe it can delay those somewhat.

Assertive Guy

 

[wayneboard1]

Looking at Arnie and Sergio Olivio (sp?) *now* shows that neither HGH or Test prevents loose skin, cholesterol etc problems associated with aging. Maybe it can delay those somewhat.

Assertive Guy

Thanks for your reply. Iw as wondering if itmaybe just reveresed the cholesterol buildup that occurs over time by a few years. Maybe instead of having a 40 year olds heart, you have a 38 year old heart or something along that anlogies line.

 

[thelion2005]

My Doc believes based on his experience with hundreds of patients that HGH improves the entire metabolic system, literally turning back the clock. It causes the body to better utilize what the person feeds and supplements it.

Many conditions are so improved that prescribed medication is no longer necessary. One example is statins for cholesterol control. All of this is confirmed with blood testing. I'd like to think that low cholesterol is a positive condition for the heart even if it doesn't make it younger.

This improvement is dependant on continuing HGH because the original condition was lack of it. I've accepted the fact that I'm going to be on it long term. Same with the other HRT products. I see them like a vitamine now until something better comes along.

I'm not sure if looking at high profile people like Arnold, Nick Nolety, Sergio and others is a real test of hgh's long term value. Seems like something else is going on with these guys that is aging them strangely.

 

[wayneboard1]

My Doc believes based on his experience with hundreds of patients that HGH improves the entire metabolic system, literally turning back the clock. It causes the body to better utilize what the person feeds and supplements it.

Many conditions are so improved that prescribed medication is no longer necessary. One example is statins for cholesterol control. All of this is confirmed with blood testing. I'd like to think that low cholesterol is a positive condition for the heart even if it doesn't make it younger.

This improvement is dependant on continuing HGH because the original condition was lack of it. I've accepted the fact that I'm going to be on it long term. Same with the other HRT products. I see them like a vitamine now until something better comes along.

I'm not sure if looking at high profile people like Arnold, Nick Nolety, Sergio and others is a real test of hgh's long term value. Seems like something else is going on with these guys that is aging them strangely.

Good post thank you.

 

[d_o_c_]

Yes, it goes downhill when you stop use.

 

[c3bodybuilding]

Sergio and Arnold didn't even take GH. The only way you could get it back then was from a corpse! Maybe Arnold did later, but who knows. I think Sergio looks bad because he is in his 60's now and not everyone is going to look great at that age. As for Arnold, watching T3 that was made only 3 years ago when Arnold was 56, I can only say I hope I look as good and in such good shape at that age.