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    Those of you who use hgh therapy or those in the know, how effective is it? Is the difference worth the expense. What are the biggest benefits vs side effects of anti-aging doses/therapy. I am one of Dr. John's patients and I was considering talking to him about possibility of hgh therapy.
    My igf-1 was 159 (69-329) when last measured.
    I am 41 and have been on hrt for about a year and a half under Dr. John's care and what a difference it has made in my life......I can't begin to tell you the positive effect's it has had.

    For those of you thinking you may need this type of treatment(hRT), I say don't mess around trying to find a knowledgible Dr. Start with without a doubt one of, if not the best...Dr. John. If it is even remotely feasable, you will not be sorry. A pleasure to talk to and a mans man of a doctor! lol But I digress... I am interested in hearing from anyone with good or bad experiences with hgh therapy.



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    Originally Posted by stern View Post
    Those of you who use hgh therapy or those in the know, how effective is it? Is the difference worth the expense. What are the biggest benefits vs side effects of anti-aging doses/therapy. I am one of Dr. John's patients and I was considering talking to him about possibility of hgh therapy.
    My igf-1 was 159 (69-329) when last measured.
    I am 41 and have been on hrt for about a year and a half under Dr. John's care and what a difference it has made in my life......I can't begin to tell you the positive effect's it has had.

    For those of you thinking you may need this type of treatment(hRT), I say don't mess around trying to find a knowledgible Dr. Start with without a doubt one of, if not the best...Dr. John. If it is even remotely feasable, you will not be sorry. A pleasure to talk to and a mans man of a doctor! lol But I digress... I am interested in hearing from anyone with good or bad experiences with hgh therapy.
    #1 your doc know best

    Some cancers have HGH receptors.
    Anything of this sort in your family?

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    I would LOVE to hear from others about HGH therapy. The other IGF-1 board doesn't seem to have much GH therapy, its mostly guys running cycles and such.

    My IGF-1 level was 130(126 - 350) Yea, and Im only 27

    My joints and back in the morning ache like no other. Bad workout recovery time too.

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    Originally Posted by stern View Post
    Those of you who use hgh therapy or those in the know, how effective is it? Is the difference worth the expense. What are the biggest benefits vs side effects of anti-aging doses/therapy. I am one of Dr. John's patients and I was considering talking to him about possibility of hgh therapy.
    My igf-1 was 159 (69-329) when last measured.
    I am 41 and have been on hrt for about a year and a half under Dr. John's care and what a difference it has made in my life......I can't begin to tell you the positive effect's it has had.

    For those of you thinking you may need this type of treatment(hRT), I say don't mess around trying to find a knowledgible Dr. Start with without a doubt one of, if not the best...Dr. John. If it is even remotely feasable, you will not be sorry. A pleasure to talk to and a mans man of a doctor! lol But I digress... I am interested in hearing from anyone with good or bad experiences with hgh therapy.
    HGH taken in physiologic doses is subtle and takes a few months for more noticeable effects. However, what are the benefits that you are seeking? HGH will not have those initial effects like you achieve on TRT.

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    Why don't you ask Dr. John about it since you are his patient? I'm sure he'd know. I've done some reading and at low doses seems mostly for fat loss and general feeling of well being. Higher does increases the number of muscle cells but I wouldn't do high doses myself.

    I'll let you know my experience as I am probably going to try it out once I get other things stable. I'll start a log if/when I go on it.




    Originally Posted by stern View Post
    Those of you who use hgh therapy or those in the know, how effective is it? Is the difference worth the expense. What are the biggest benefits vs side effects of anti-aging doses/therapy. I am one of Dr. John's patients and I was considering talking to him about possibility of hgh therapy.
    My igf-1 was 159 (69-329) when last measured.
    I am 41 and have been on hrt for about a year and a half under Dr. John's care and what a difference it has made in my life......I can't begin to tell you the positive effect's it has had.

    For those of you thinking you may need this type of treatment(hRT), I say don't mess around trying to find a knowledgible Dr. Start with without a doubt one of, if not the best...Dr. John. If it is even remotely feasable, you will not be sorry. A pleasure to talk to and a mans man of a doctor! lol But I digress... I am interested in hearing from anyone with good or bad experiences with hgh therapy.
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    One of the side affects I've read says it can give you sore joints though.

    Originally Posted by plymouth city View Post
    I would LOVE to hear from others about HGH therapy. The other IGF-1 board doesn't seem to have much GH therapy, its mostly guys running cycles and such.

    My IGF-1 level was 130(126 - 350) Yea, and Im only 27

    My joints and back in the morning ache like no other. Bad workout recovery time too.

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    The people on the LEF board love it, but then again, a bunch of them just got scammed by a board member.

    I am going to try to bring my HGH up naturally with arginine

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    Originally Posted by aculpep View Post
    One of the side affects I've read says it can give you sore joints though.
    Not with dosages of 1IU a day. Better workout recovery time, Increased T, better sleep/mood/wellbeing, joints feel better. GH is the shiznit. I want it!

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    Originally Posted by BigJimCalhoun View Post
    The people on the LEF board love it, but then again, a bunch of them just got scammed by a board member.

    I am going to try to bring my HGH up naturally with arginine
    There are doubts about the effect of amino acids been able to increase the release under a 24 hour curve.

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    Originally Posted by BigJimCalhoun View Post
    The people on the LEF board love it, but then again, a bunch of them just got scammed by a board member.

    I am going to try to bring my HGH up naturally with arginine
    I've read that the only time there was a rise in HGH with arginine I.V. on people in their teens.

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    Originally Posted by JanSz View Post
    #1 your doc know best

    Some cancers have HGH receptors.
    Anything of this sort in your family?
    Most tissues have no HGH receptors, you are probably trying to talk about the effect of IGG-1 and don't understand the HP-GH-IGF axis.

    Most cancers have decoupled their need for IGF-1 as a signal to regulate growth and cell division. That is in many ways the definition of a cancer. Think of it this way, you are driving your car and the throttle is stuck wide open and the engine is going as hard as it can. Your wife is in the next seat telling you to slow down or go faster, does the engine care? No.

    Most voodoo about cancer has no valid data, only guess work.

    Most cancers in the body are eliminated by the body and the immune system takes part in that. HG improves immune function. As a group, therapeutic HG users may have less cancers than the general population.

    There was an initiative to do scans for lung cancer to find these very early and treat them. The incidence of cancers found was way higher than the numbers of the normal population that present to doctors with a problem that exposes a lung cancer. What happened to all of those early cancers? -They go away on their own.

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    Originally Posted by KSman View Post
    Most tissues have no HGH receptors, you are probably trying to talk about the effect of IGG-1 and don't understand the HP-GH-IGF axis.

    Most cancers have decoupled their need for IGF-1 as a signal to regulate growth and cell division. That is in many ways the definition of a cancer. Think of it this way, you are driving your car and the throttle is stuck wide open and the engine is going as hard as it can. Your wife is in the next seat telling you to slow down or go faster, does the engine care? No.

    Most voodoo about cancer has no valid data, only guess work.

    Most cancers in the body are eliminated by the body and the immune system takes part in that. HG improves immune function. As a group, therapeutic HG users may have less cancers than the general population.

    There was an initiative to do scans for lung cancer to find these very early and treat them. The incidence of cancers found was way higher than the numbers of the normal population that present to doctors with a problem that exposes a lung cancer. What happened to all of those early cancers? -They go away on their own.

    you can however monitor IGFBP-3 levels as a cancer marker. Using you analogy, the IGFBP-3 would be the wife in the drivers seat reflecting the speed.

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    Originally Posted by KSman View Post
    Most tissues have no HGH receptors, you are probably trying to talk about the effect of IGG-1 and don't understand the HP-GH-IGF axis.

    Most cancers have decoupled their need for IGF-1 as a signal to regulate growth and cell division. That is in many ways the definition of a cancer. Think of it this way, you are driving your car and the throttle is stuck wide open and the engine is going as hard as it can. Your wife is in the next seat telling you to slow down or go faster, does the engine care? No.

    Most voodoo about cancer has no valid data, only guess work.

    Most cancers in the body are eliminated by the body and the immune system takes part in that. HG improves immune function. As a group, therapeutic HG users may have less cancers than the general population.

    There was an initiative to do scans for lung cancer to find these very early and treat them. The incidence of cancers found was way higher than the numbers of the normal population that present to doctors with a problem that exposes a lung cancer. What happened to all of those early cancers? -They go away on their own.

    Couldn't agree more. There is no way I can see how 1IU per day of GH would increase cancer risk. If anything, I would boost immune system and protect and lower risk.

    Given the benefits, any increases in risk would be worth it.

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    Originally Posted by KSman View Post
    Most tissues have no HGH receptors, you are probably trying to talk about the effect of IGG-1 and don't understand the HP-GH-IGF axis.

    Most cancers have decoupled their need for IGF-1 as a signal to regulate growth and cell division. That is in many ways the definition of a cancer. Think of it this way, you are driving your car and the throttle is stuck wide open and the engine is going as hard as it can. Your wife is in the next seat telling you to slow down or go faster, does the engine care? No.

    Most voodoo about cancer has no valid data, only guess work.

    Most cancers in the body are eliminated by the body and the immune system takes part in that. HG improves immune function. As a group, therapeutic HG users may have less cancers than the general population.

    There was an initiative to do scans for lung cancer to find these very early and treat them. The incidence of cancers found was way higher than the numbers of the normal population that present to doctors with a problem that exposes a lung cancer. What happened to all of those early cancers? -They go away on their own.
    My cancer is liposarcoma.
    Liposarcoma is relatively rare, lipomas are very very comon.


    Expression of growth hormone receptor in human lip...[Oncol Rep. 2000 Jul-Aug] - PubMed Result

    Expression of growth hormone receptor in human liposarcomas and lipomas.

    Temmim L, Kölle S, Baker H, Sinowatz F.

    Kuwait Cancer Control Centre, Kuwait.

    Our immunohistochemical results clearly demonstrated the occurrence of growth hormone receptors (GH-R) in the tumour cells of lipomas and liposarcomas. In liposarcomas staining intensity in the cytoplasm of tumour cells varied between weak and distinct but could not be correlated to the histological grade of the malignant tumours. These findings were corroborated to some extent by the RT-PCR results. RT-PCR analysis of human lipomas and liposarcomas revealed the amplified cDNA fragment of GH-R in 8 out of 12 lipomas but only in 3 out of 10 liposarcomas. The reduced number of GH-R positive tumours found with PCR may be explained by the extraction method of RNA from paraffin sections. An interesting finding was the distinct immunoreactivity of the endothelium of blood vessels in liposarcomas, which was especially pronounced in the newly forming capillaries. This points to an important role of GH-R in tumour angiogenesis which could significantly contribute to tumour growth in liposarcomas and may open the possibility for therapeutic intervention using antiangiogenic substances.
    PMID: 10854539 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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    "An interesting finding was the distinct immunoreactivity of the endothelium of blood vessels in liposarcomas, which was especially pronounced in the newly forming capillaries. This points to an important role of GH-R in tumour angiogenesis which could significantly contribute to tumour growth in liposarcomas and may open the possibility for therapeutic intervention using antiangiogenic substances."

    Interesting. The tumor triggers increased blood vessel growth, which is well known. But does growth hormone increase the rate of vessel development in vessels growing in response to the influence of the tumor? Tumors can create some local growth factors, but does GH influence the rate of that growth? What is GH actually doing when we associate most of the affects of GH with the IGF-1 peptide. If the GH receptors are there, it would be interesting to know if IGF-1 receptors are there as well.

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    Originally Posted by KSman View Post
    "An interesting finding was the distinct immunoreactivity of the endothelium of blood vessels in liposarcomas, which was especially pronounced in the newly forming capillaries. This points to an important role of GH-R in tumour angiogenesis which could significantly contribute to tumour growth in liposarcomas and may open the possibility for therapeutic intervention using antiangiogenic substances."

    Interesting. The tumor triggers increased blood vessel growth, which is well known. But does growth hormone increase the rate of vessel development in vessels growing in response to the influence of the tumor? Tumors can create some local growth factors, but does GH influence the rate of that growth? What is GH actually doing when we associate most of the affects of GH with the IGF-1 peptide. If the GH receptors are there, it would be interesting to know if IGF-1 receptors are there as well.
    I always wonder if my lpiposarcoma have anything to do with the sprays I was using.
    They were supposed to increase HGH naturally.
    Actualy he is still selling it.
    http://www.physicianschoice.net/page...uper_HGH_Spray

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    Originally Posted by JanSz View Post
    I always wonder if my lpiposarcoma have anything to do with the sprays I was using.
    They were supposed to increase HGH naturally.
    Actualy he is still selling it.
    http://www.physicianschoice.net/page...uper_HGH_Spray
    Many think the sprays are not of any value in increasing HGH. So probably no reason to think of cause and effect.

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    Originally Posted by KSman View Post
    Many think the sprays are not of any value in increasing HGH. So probably no reason to think of cause and effect.

    I have not seen any changes whatsoever, that is why I stopped it years ago.
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    I need your best guess.
    I am switching to Tcypionate.
    Will do E2D or E3D subQ shots, HCG shots at the same time.
    I am aiming for TotalT=1000 on a day of the shot before shot.
    What weekly dose should I start with, I am 160#;?
    Best if you have your own history, plus give me your body weight.

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    I need your best guess.
    I am switching to Tcypionate.
    Will do E2D or E3D subQ shots, HCG shots at the same time.
    I am aiming for TotalT=1000 on a day of the shot before shot.
    What weekly dose should I start with, I am 160#;?
    Best if you have your own history, plus give me your body weight.[/QUOTE]

    98mg/wk cyp (Watsons) as 28mg EOD, 250iu SQ HCG (APP) EOD, 1mg/wk anastrozole took me to 1025 TT (LabCorp). Free T high and DHT very good. I am 154#. I don't think that the levels change much day to day due to the overlapping T injected deposits. I do my testing the day after injecting on this EOD protocol, otherwise 1/2 between injections. AI should increase FT for most.

    Without HCG or AI I was 886 TT doing weekly injections, tested 3.5 days after last injection, felt crappy on that protocol.

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    Should armidex also bring down shbg as well? if e2 is not incheck

    Run 40 mgs of cyp or eth every 3rd day (29 gauge in quad) with ..33 mgs of adex and 250 ius of hcg this is probably the easiest way and most convinet to remember.. retest blood after 5 weeks then make adjusments might want to use pregenonlone cream as well provide building blocks for your hormones ..

    on every 3rd day protocol when is good time to draw the blood? Would on day 2 after injection in the morning be good? because this would possible catch the delayed spike from the e2 possibly since ther eis a lag time on t:e conversion

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