It should be controlled strictly, not used recreationally to grow bigger/taller
Why go against the fundamental procedures of nature? Besides the fact that it is completely unnatural, who knows what sort of unpredictable side effects could arise.Why not? If I somehow got my hands on hgh (it's expensive!) and intended to use it to assist in growing muscle tissue you'd stop me?
What about senior citizens who just want something that might help them be more active? Is it ok for them to use it?
Why go against the fundamental procedures of nature? Besides the fact that it is completely unnatural, who knows what sort of unpredictable side effects could arise.
I agree it is not our business personally, but I think it should definetly be restricted to medicinal purposes only.I'm not necessarily advocating the use of it, I just think it isn't my business if somebody wants to.
The side effects are actually well documented and aren't really that bad compared to what you can get from it.
Ever notice in bodybuilding shows the guys seem to have big guts despite having very low bf%? That's one of the potential sides - your internal organs and intestines and stuff grow.
Why not? If I somehow got my hands on hgh (it's expensive!) and intended to use it to assist in growing muscle tissue you'd stop me?
What about senior citizens who just want something that might help them be more active? Is it ok for them to use it?
I took HGH for about two years, ages 13 to 15 I think. I took it legally though, it was prescribed to me as I was much lower then the average height. My first six months using it, I grew 3 inches. It was amazing, it continued to work, an average of about 2 inches every 6 months, but after two years, our insurance didn't want to pay for it any longer. As it was about 30k usd yearly, there was no way I would be able to continue using it.
Not exactly, HGH as a pill (herbal enhancer) or as a spray is a relatively cheap product, something like $50 for a months worth. I do agree you should be permitted to use HGH as you please. But other than the price, I absolutely agree with your views.
While hgh doesn't extend lifespan, it can definitely improve the quality of life for senior citizens.And scientifically, I think people would live longer without these pills.
While hgh doesn't extend lifespan, it can definitely improve the quality of life for senior citizens.
it doesnt affect anyone if their bones have solidified -.-
any male around 16 that's under 5 foot 6 IMO should take it. Sure it is "tampering with nature" but hey it's for the better.
if you think otherwise gl finding a date if you're a 5 foot tall male.
Well the pill (herbal enhancer) just makes the pituitary gland more active which release hgh. It apparently works pretty well. The spray doesn't really work because it can't be absorbed through the back of their mouth. Actual hgh, the stuff that you inject, is expensive.
Thanks for pointing out the differences though, I just assumed we were talking about one specific thing.
A welsh rugby players known as Andy Powell has spent over £30,000 on HGH. It's very hard to test for so he will get away with it with the benefits it offers
A welsh rugby players known as Andy Powell has spent over £30,000 on HGH. It's very hard to test for so he will get away with it with the benefits it offers

