is anybody using HGH? If so, pls let me know the side effects?
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I myself use HGH.  I do not suffer from ANY side effects.  I have taken this product for a really long time and can only speak of what it has done for me.  IT IS GREAT.. for those of you who do not know, hgh stands for human growth hormone.  When you take the all natural hgh, it stimulates your pituitary gland to make your body produce more of its own natural hgh.  It is a great product and really sharpens your way of thinking.  I love it and will use it for the rest of my life.
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As Dr lentfer said it is now off the market and largely unavailable. I have taken it in the past for weight loss and alertness and found it to definitely reduce my appetite and also improve my alertness, but I also felt very nervous, had "palpitations" and had trouble sleeping even up to 16 hours after taking it! I do not recommend it, I feel the ill effects are worse than the benefits.
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There is a lot of information available on the possible side effects of this drug.  I know someone personally that took it for a fertility issue, and had no side effects.\n\nUse this link below:\n\nhttp://health.yahoo.com/drug/d03807a1
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I haven't tried EPH200 yet but its been ordered. What I have been taking, and it sounds like a lot of pills, is a combination of HEALTHY supplements that are all natural and I've lost 14 pounds in 6 weeks without a lot of changes. You can read about each one on Google and see for yourself that there are no side effects. The only one you have to watch is the 5HTP if you are already taking anti-depressents. \n1. Green tea extract, 1000 mg. 3x day\n2. 5HTP, 100 mg. 3x day\n3. Tonalin CLA, 1000 mg. 3x day\n4. Hoodia, 250 mg or more for hunger, 3x day\n5. Relora, 250 mg. 3x day\n \nNONE have ever nauseated me taking them 1/2 hour before meals. They keep you calm, they suppress appetite, they are good for digestion and cholestral, they help insomnia, headaches and boost your immune system. I feel healthy and have tons of energy. The 5HTP also takes away your sugar and other junk food cravings.  Sometimes if I get busy after I take the pills I even forget to eat. Be sure you buy PURE Hoodia, not the 20:1 ration garbage that is made from the leaves of the plant other wise you're throwing your money away.  Shop around online for the best prices. Good luck.\nP.S.....I'm a 47 year old female who's struggled with these 15 pounds for 2 years. No more!
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Jordan is almost there! \n\nOK to really answer this question you have to come from 2 sides. They all work.\n\n1/ Un-natural\n\n- Safe, with a doctor monitoring you - Anabolic Steroids\n- Safe, with a doctor monitoring you - Human Growth Hormone\n- Safe, with a doctor monitoring you - Testosterone\n\n2/ Natural\n\n- Whey protein - basic building block (best one)\n- Creatine Monohydrate - a cell volumiser\n- Glutamine - replenishes amino acid stores / volumiser\n- L-Arginine - linked to natural release of growth hormone\n- Amino acids - building block\n\nThese all work
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Not positive on this but I think there are some non processed whey powders. I take Jay Robb's which tastes pretty good and provides 24g per serving, it has no HGH.
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Its a genuine question; I suggest you to post ur question in google answers; u can get researched answers; remeber it is paid service. What I know about is it is produced by recombinant technique which word itself is self explanatory; meaning a complicated genetic process GH like proteins are made with the knowledge of its DNA structure. It has been used successfully in several conditions which can produce short stature. They are genetic short stature, Turners syndrome, Prader willi syndrome, Chronica renal failure. The subjects are shown to be better in height velocity and has achieved a target height height 50 th percentile in a significant number of cases. It is an injection through subcutaneous route; intermittent ie once in few weeks; and requires monitoring of height BP and some blood tests to look for side effects. No significant harm has been reported till now. You can get these details in medical text books like; Harrison's internal medicine; Nelson's text book of paediatrics and various books of endocrinology. For the website you can do a google search with key words Human Growth Hormone, Treatment with growth hormone, adverse effects Human growth hormones etc and select appropriate articles according to ur knowledge level..Look for emedicine article; if u r a medical professional u can look for pubmed article..
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I too got bad headaches while taking it.  I thought it worked really well though and just put up with headaches.  If it doesn't work for you, try something else.  Don't give up until you find something that is a good fit for you.  Good luck!
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It is not wrong to want to change something about yourself but before you attempt to do so why not give it thoughtful investigation.\n1. First consider your age. If you are not yet 21 years of age there may be natural growth awaitng your body's own clock.\n2. Second check out the trustworthyness of the site selling this "cure".  Check with your doctor. If you are a good candidate for taking HGH he or she should be the one to monitor your health. Suppose you had a terrible accident.  Would you entrust you spine to someone selling a potion or device on the net or the best possible neuro surgeon ?
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The side effects relate to the dose and type of anabolic steroid you take and how long you take them/\n\nHealth problems such as high blood pressure, liver damage, heart damage can occur if you take large doses or take steroids for long periods.   More commonly you will get pimples, headaches and when you stop taking the steroids feel depressed and lose the muscle you gained.  Yor testicles will shrink and you will have trouble with your libido and getting it up.\n\nBuild your muscle naturally through smart hard work - it will last longer, look more sexy to the ladies and you will not have any touble in the sack if you get the opportunity!\nSteroids are for lazy losers who end up being fat slobs!!!
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I could see it's use for their older military as long as their levels are monitored and controlled to avoid abuse. There is no justification for its use in the younger troops. \n\nThere are safe ways to raise HGH levels right now that I would have no problem with (again) the older troops using on their own...i.e., taking HGH precursors like DHEA or stacked amino acids.
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there wont be any major side effects. it should increase your metabolism and supress your appetite while you take it. the problems is many people put the weight straight back on when they stop. constantly gaining and losing weight is bad for you. drink lots of water while you take it though.
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Human Growth Hormone is completely safe when taken appropriately under a doctor's care.  It is pretty dangerous if you take it incorrectly without strict medical oversite.  Basically, you should only take growth hormone if you are deficient and experiencing symptoms from that deficiency.  This will show up on a hormone panel.  You should only take enough to bring your levels back up to normal.  Go see an endocrinologist who specializes in growth hormone replacement therapy.\n\nAlso, don't even think of taking growth hormone like you would a steroid, for weight lifting.  At the very least, you will get deformed facial plate growth and end up looking like a troll (this only happens when taking the huge amounts necessary for body building purposes).  At worst....well, like all steroid users there are substantial health risks.\n\nSafe when done correctly.  Dangerous when not. See a specialist.
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I take it.  \n\nMy side effects -\nDry mouth.  Awful dry mouth\nThe first few weeks I was sick to my stomach a lot.  but now I'm ok\nIf I forget to take it, I get very ill.  \n\nIt is working fairly well for me at the moment.
950507
Taking any hormone should be done on the advice of a Dr, so many side effects. Really don't think taking it will give you a bigger butt, be happy with the shape you have!
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Not a damn thing you do at home will work.\n\nThere are all sorts of claims made by people about the cause of hair loss ranging from stress to nutrition to shampoos to wearing hats.  None of them are true.  None of them.\n\nUnless you are severely malnourished, your hair loss is hereditary and unstoppable without medical intervention.\n\nSome hair follicles around the head have certain receptors for a hormone called DHT (dihydroxytestosterone).  These poor hair follicles, upon binding DHT, start to produce thinner and weaker shafts of hair until they no longer produce hair at all.  Hair follicles can vary, it seems, in their sensitivity to DHT.  Obviously, hair follicles on the sides and back of a bald man's head are not sensitive to DHT.\n\nMedications such as Minoxodil produce limited results.  Minoxodil, believe it or not, was initially used to treat hypertension (if memory serves) and is basically a vasodilator that, when applied to the scalp, increases blood flow to the hair follicles.  You must apply it daily otherwise any improvement will be reversed.\n\nPropecia (a pill), on the other hand, is a DHT antagonist, that blocks DHT from reaching the DHT-sensitive hair follicles and thus allows these follicles to grow hair.  Same situation with DHT, however.  Stop taking it and you'll lose hair again.  Moreover, it affects the hormone that makes us act like men, which is why one of the side-effects of propecia can be decreased libido.  To hell with that, I say!  (Fortunately, I'm not bald!)\n\nThe only way known to man that restores hair are hair transplants.  Non-DHT-sensitive follicles are harvested and transplanted to bald areas of the scalp, and thus continue to grow (provided the graft survives).\n\nI've heard of some ridiculous home remedies though.  My older brother's hair was thinning several years ago, and my mother suggested that he apply olive oil to his scalp!
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Take it as instructed, and you should have no problems. You will retain more water, so drink lots of water. But it does more than that. It gets converted in your body to adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which is stored in your muscles for short bursts of energy (such as weight lifting). This allows you to lift a little heavy and lift an extra rep or two, which will overload the muscle more, causing to grow faster.\n\nThere are some possible side effects, but nothing serious. You may experience some muscle cramps, or have some digestive discomfort. Some people have had loose bowel movements from it. If you do a search for it on the Internet, you'll find all kinds of articles. I use it off and on, and get some mild side effects, but they usually go away after a week or so.