Human Growth Hormone Grew It All Back-wtf?

Ende

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Yes, I've some vials of Jintropin. I'm currently using 2 i.u.'s a day, and I think I've enough for 3 or 4 months. I've only been using it for some days. They're leftovers from my drug experiments in 2010, and they're about to expire. I'm curious to see what it can do, and don't want them to go to waste. It's very expensive. I'll see if I tolerate the side effects. I always feel sick for some days when I start using, and a bit stiffness in hands and feet are common. My knees are stiff already. It should subside after a while.
 

blaze

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the guy who started this thread is looking into getting a hair transplant now.

the hgh must not be that good after all.
 

Ende

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They offered me a fine of $1200 or a couple of weeks in jail, and threatened me with a trial - which will result in a very large fine or several weeks in jail if I lose - if I refused to accept this, and I did. I'm so confident I won't lose, that I hope they're enough retarded to actually do it.
 

zayin

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Been on hgh since x-mas, 2iu. Didnt grow any hair. It does give me joint pain, water retention. Does make my hair darker and thicker, but no regrowth.
 

armandein

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HGHParker said:
yeah..you can say HGH is the magical hormone... after using it you can get...


• Conversion of body fat to muscle mass
• Energy level
• Growth of all tissues
• Tissue repair
• Cell replacement
• Enzyme production
• Whole body healing
• Bone strength
• Sexual function
• Brain function
• Organ health and integrity
• Integrity of nails, hair, skin and vital organs
mainly in the first two decades,after HGH can cause problems
 

zayin

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finfighter said:
zayin said:
Been on hgh since x-mas, 2iu. Didnt grow any hair. It does give me joint pain, water retention. Does make my hair darker and thicker, but no regrowth.

Did you get on it just for hair growth? Man you use more products than a pharmacy! Arn't you on ASC-J9 and dutasteride, minoxidil, ect? What all do you take? What's your Norwood, and how old are you?

Yeah lol, hgh, ru, asc, tb4, nizoral shampoo, dutasteride and minoxidil (few times a week). Used to take 5 dutasteride a day, but now take 2-3 EOD. Just wanted to try hgh to see what it does in terms of energy, fat loss etc. Its ok, but not worth the money imo, but maybe I should try it for longer. Risks of acromegaly etc are bs at low doses. I noticed that hgh gives me more oily skin which makes me worried sbout an increase in testo. Probably finish the currrent batch but then stop. Im in my early 30s, probably NW2. I read on some BB forums that some guys had regrowth but also a lot didnt....
 

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Yeah, I'm fairly certain that hGH has aromatase inhibitor properties as well, and that's how it's linked to improved sexual function (libido).

Talking about sexual function; I read a topic about steroids and penis size a while back. Did you know there are communities dedicated to penis growth? Hehe. Anyway, one cross member from one of these communities, which had a lot of experience, claimed that both Andractim and hGH stimulates growth downstairs. I know, from personal experience, that it's true with Andractim.

Which brand are you using, zayin?
 

Jacob

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I'm using it..or should I say a form of it..topically. Haven't been the most consistent with it though. I wish they'd come out with an alcohol free version..and preferably more like a gel...
 

Ende

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finfighter said:
I'm sorry for all of the questions but it's hard to find people who have used as many drugs as you.
Why is it crazy? Most of the drugs have an synergic effect. Maybe I've been reading too much on BB forums :p
 

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finfighter said:
The only other problem is that it would be difficult to determine which drug you are benefiting from, if you started them all at once, some of them may be completely ineffective and you would never know it.
That's true, but I don't think he did.
 

zayin

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TB4, ASC, RU, minoxidil are only topicals...and I dont seem to have any systemic side effects from them...only use oral dutasteride. Dont really use HGH for regrowth...would be nice benefit...

Yeah, it all adds up in terms of costs, that's why I hold fire with CB and bitamaprost. Just want to be sure it's the real stuff, but I might change my mind tomorrow and order it anyway :woot:
 

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So what is the final verdict with HGH, does it work for re growing hair? Does it have to be taken often, if so how often? Long term sides?
 

Ende

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I don't know about regrowth, but some BB's affected by male pattern baldness claims that it does. However, it's a growth stimulant which makes a lot of things grow (including organs). It's very dangerous if you have cancer. That's the downside.

2 i.u.'s a day, 5 days a week, 3 - 6 months. I'm experimenting with low dose scalp injections on a thin spot. It's painful, but it's delivered right where I want some growth. However, I don't know if IGF-1 is responsible for all growth from hGH. If that the case, local treatment is worthless, since it's the liver which metabolizes hGH - as far as I know.
 

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Hmmmm .... me thinks something smells like bullshit down below, time to bump this back up.

harey said:
I don't have a digital camera, but my g/f does, so perhaps in time. But I don't have any before pictures, so it's sort of pointless. Plus, my hairloss was one of those "you're not losing your hair!" types, but that's just because it's seriously thick.

Look, I'm just sharing what happened with me. It's changed my life, it changed freaking Sylvester Stallone's life, and half of Hollywood is on it as well. But it's definitely not for everyone.

You mean like Jack Nicholson, John Travolta, Nicolas Cage, Jude Law, Bruce Willis and a long line of other Hollywood balders and receders? A few of them have been called out for having hair transplants. If they where that desperate in the 1st place....

And I'm sure they are all, just as well connected.

BTW can you also explain these two severe disparities?

Mon Feb 21 said:
I've been taking 1.25mg of Proscar (Fincar, really) for almost five months now. Thing is, I'm getting really scared about this whole 5-year deal -- perhaps less, given my dosage. I'd really like to scale back to .625 in order to maximize my time. Especially because i have a full head of thick hair. I've also been fooling around with minoxidil. for awhile, as I want my temples to go back to high school levels, which is possible, given that I haven't lost much. Thing is, I've read that the effectiveness drops as well, though I'm confused -- Isn't it better to get on it now, rather than later -- when it comes to minoxidil? So even though the balding process will continue, my baseline will be better...right?

Meanwhile, my hair is so thick that it doesn't appear that it's thinning, but it definitely is. My dad is plumb bald, and although it can't be seen, I can definitely feel the thinness in the key areas.
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Mon Mar 14 said:
Point of the story is, I've been paying about a grand a month for the last five months, and I've gone from a Norwood 1.5 or 2-ish to having more hair than I did when I was 15.
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So you're taking Proscar and minoxidil and $1,000 HGH supplements for 5 months.

Feb 2005
You already have a "full head of thick hair".
Some receding temples, "as I want my temples to go back to high school levels".

March 2005
"I've gone from a Norwood 1.5 or 2-ish to having more hair than I did when I was 15.",

All of this, all pegged to HGH (not the Proscar or minoxidil) in just 5 months? Something in your story doesn't wash here. Reminding you that in Feb, one month before your March HGH "I have more hair than at 15" post, you where still concerned about thinning.

That must have been an amazing '1-month' transformation.

Also #1 - Did you ever post any of your before and after photo's?

Also #2:

harey said:
Anyway, this guy used to be plumb bald when I last saw him a year ago, like a Norwood 80, and now he's got a full head of hair. So we've gotten cool enough (granted, I talk to him about him having AIDS and such, so we'd better have a decent relationship) where I finally asked him if he had a hair transplant or he's wearing a rug. And he tells me that he's on growth hormone because of AIDS or what have you, and his hair grew back naturally.

And you believed him
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Well golly, the pharmaceutical industry had the answer for all of these years, right-under-their-nose.

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Rogazzle

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Just realized: harey Last visited: Thu Feb 04, 2010 12:00 am

Never made followup photo's either.

More bullshit as figured.

Welcome. They stream through here by the thousands.
 

Ende

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There is no natural way to regrow hair if you're suffering from androgenic alopecia. You need a potent anti-androgen or at least a reductase inhibitor to have a real chance of saving your hair.
 

Hoppi

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hm, interesting... I've never looked into this one before, only heard of it o_O
 

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6 Months on GHRP/GHRH protocol has not only done wonders for my body, the hair on my crown has thickened. I did not have a lot of loss here, just discoloration and slight miniaturization. Using this ptotocol to elevate GH pulses helps gain the benefits while avoiding side effects from prolonged bleed and elevated HGH levels, such as jaw growth, etc.

There are a number of benefits, and I find it laughable that people on this thread are ready to crucify HGH users when they are rubbing potentially feminizing and carcinogenic experimental chemicals all over their heads all day long.

And yes, HGH will make your c*** grow :gay: .
 
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