HGH for Amputee?

[growthspurt]

A good bro of mine was in a cycle crash this last year and lost one of his legs above the knee. He was/is an experienced BB and power lifter and is on his way to making an awesome comeback. AAS cycles are nothing new to him and he just started dabbling back into the Test.
He and I have been talking about HGH and it's rejuvination abilities and we think this might be a good fit for him. Anybody got any info or ideas on this kind of scenario, I'd love to hear them.

 

[growthspurt]

nobody? How bout some help bumping this then?

 

[kbrkbr]

Sorry, I love gh, but don't feel qualified to offer an opinion on this subject.

Bump for a sincere reply.

 

[kbrkbr]

I could be wrong here, but I believe ulter once wrote about how gh help him recover from back surgery. It was several years ago so the memory is cloudy.

 

[growthspurt]

I could be wrong here, but I believe ulter once wrote about how gh help him recover from back surgery. It was several years ago so the memory is cloudy.

Hey my man,
Thanks for @ least offering something! Karma to you Brotha!

 

[growthspurt]

You know, at the very least, I figured that this might spark a little discussion.
You know, something different than "help with my cycle" and "which Dbol is better" posts that we all see and get sick of talking about every day.

I know I'm no Satchboogie, and I'm not going get 1000 hits on any topic but come on people throw me a bone Here!

 

[fireflyer]

If the injury is full healed then what is his real goal now. If it's to get back what he had and he's not a lot older then he was he should be able to do it the same way. He can get amazing gains from an AAS stack but GH could help if he's getting older.

If he's healthy and sound other than the missing limb then he's in the same boat as anyone else.

Regardless of what he decides to do GH can only help things if he can afford it and is in his 30s at least. Getting the muscle and conditioning back that he had will probably happen as long as he repeats what worked before (hard work, food, rest and AAS).

Very wordy and a little hard to follow but -
http://www.clinchem.org/cgi/content/full/43/6/950

One I like 'cause I have a bad liver - is
http://endo.endojournals.org/cgi/content/short/en.2004-0655v1

I know your friend is not a newt but this is a good article regardless-
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=3199095&dopt=Abstract

and it gave these rats wood -
Conclusions: Our results show that GH injection significantly enhances the regeneration of NOS-containing fibers in the dorsal and intracavernosal nerves after unilateral cavernous nerve injury. We believe that GH administration may present a new and more physiologic approach to the treatment of erectile dysfunction after radical pelvic surgery.
http://www.midwiferytoday.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5542

AAS are amazing regenerators - GH may be good as well but you usually hear guys say they get better gains with AAS.

 

[growthspurt]

If the injury is full healed then what is his real goal now. If it's to get back what he had and he's not a lot older then he was he should be able to do it the same way. He can get amazing gains from an AAS stack but GH could help if he's getting older.

If he's healthy and sound other than the missing limb then he's in the same boat as anyone else.

Regardless of what he decides to do GH can only help things if he can afford it and is in his 30s at least. Getting the muscle and conditioning back that he had will probably happen as long as he repeats what worked before (hard work, food, rest and AAS).

Very wordy and a little hard to follow but -
http://www.clinchem.org/cgi/content/full/43/6/950

One I like 'cause I have a bad liver - is
http://endo.endojournals.org/cgi/content/short/en.2004-0655v1

I know your friend is not a newt but this is a good article regardless-
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=3199095&dopt=Abstract

and it gave these rats wood -
Conclusions: Our results show that GH injection significantly enhances the regeneration of NOS-containing fibers in the dorsal and intracavernosal nerves after unilateral cavernous nerve injury. We believe that GH administration may present a new and more physiologic approach to the treatment of erectile dysfunction after radical pelvic surgery.
http://www.midwiferytoday.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5542

AAS are amazing regenerators - GH may be good as well but you usually hear guys say they get better gains with AAS.

Great links Bro!!
he actually crushed his hips and his pelvis. Also had his liver lacerated and ruptured his spleen and a major compound fracture in his arm. The list goes on and on. Miracle he lived to lift another day. But I'll deffinately take the time to read all those links. Thanks, Karma coming at ya!

 

[kbrkbr]

Hey my man,
Thanks for @ least offering something! Karma to you Brotha!

Thanks anyway bro, but for some reason my karma has been locked down.

 

[HGH man]

Is he getting a prostetic limb? I beleive that HGH helps the body and mind . I know HGH helps to make ones self being much better. How old is your friend ? If the ius are low enough then it should be fine but if he's going to 4 or 5ius then he might be doing too much. As far as building muscle and losing fat it will definately help in the area.

 

[Zell959]

Um, just a random thought from a guy with only one cycle under his belt, but won't he now need smaller dosages of just about anything since he's got less overall body mass with the limb gone? Would that play a big factor? Just a thought when he's considering dosages.

I add it more for the sake of discussion than anything else.

 

[Ulter]

Of course he should use it. Anyone injured or recovering from injury or who is breathing should use GH at some dose if they can afford it.

 

[PolfaJelfa]

Good thing ther eare prostetics these days....they are so good peopel can bike. ski and mountain climb in them....

 

[DiamondCutCows]

Have your friend look up this guy

http://www.femalemuscle.com/wilkins/simon_robinson.html

Im sure he has some words of advice about shit in general.