What minimum age is recomended for HGH?

[HAYEZ]

Unless it's prescribed by a doctor, I don't see a reason for men under 40 to use HGH. Men have good hormone levels way past 25.

thats liek saying anyone with higher test levels then average shouldnt cycle





MORE IS BETTER lmfao yes i said it

 

[sensational]

thats liek saying anyone with higher test levels then average shouldnt cycle





MORE IS BETTER lmfao yes i said it

It is the truth in regards to gains. Risk v. reward and side effect v. gains are personal considerations.

 

[Fatboy1984]

Thanks for the comments.
Obviously if im on this board and willing to do cycles im willing take risks for gains. arent all of us?

But taking a risk and making it as minmual as possible is different from doing somthing streight up stupid. I was just makin sure im not doing somthing streight up stupid i guess.

 

[daveyboy2345]

so what if someone started HGH as a anti-aging strategy without test replacement, Would HGH improve well being all by itself, or are high- average test levels necessary too?

 

[ALIN]

Keep reading stuff about being to young and on HGH.
Any younger people runnin cycles of GH here with good results.
Is it dumb to run in if your under 25? If so why

I would say 30+

 

[Fatboy1984]

so what if someone started HGH as a anti-aging strategy without test replacement, Would HGH improve well being all by itself, or are high- average test levels necessary too?

Yes alot of people do this.

 

[DodgeChallenger]

when i was 19 i used the HGH

 

[Fatboy1984]

when i was 19 i used the HGH

Do you regret it or no?

 

[DodgeChallenger]

littlebit

 

[eClenbuterol]

thats liek saying anyone with higher test levels then average shouldnt cycle

MORE IS BETTER lmfao yes i said it

There is a difference between growth hormone and anabolics. Higher IGF-1 levels can increase chances for health problems, including cancer; in addition, long-term HGH use has been medically linked to an increase in colon cancer and hodgkins disease. (Sklar CA. Growth hormone treatment: cancer risk. Horm Res. 2004;62 Suppl 3:30-4. Review. PMID 15539796)