If you alow your T to remain low, this is bad for your health all the way around--including immune function.
There is no scientific evidence to NOT use GH if you are deficient. In fact, low GH production is also bad for you, all the way around. Having said that, this would be a decision you would make with your doctor.
I have no problem with taking sufficient amount of T.
My LabCorp test show IGF-1
8/26/2005 --120
5/5/2006---100 (75-212)
In the book LifeExtension Revolution by Philip Miller MD, page 116
IGF-1
Normal Range 114-492 ng/mL
Optimal range 200-300 ng/mL
by either criteria I am low on IGF-1
In my head I have two doctors in mind
1. who cut out my sarcoma (and his emphatic no)
2. one who writes script for HGH
That is why I am looking for evidence.
At this moment I have in mind two doctors who are willing to write me a script for HGH, but that is not a point of my queston in this thread.
Wonder if you have enough information to provide stronger statement than the one you did and I marked in red?
For example Dr so&so used HGH on his cancer patients and got following (hopefully good) results.....
The thing with HGH is that it grow cells, all kind of cells.
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I am still contemplating on how to use your help,
direct contact or thru intermediary doctor (osteopath), specially of this sarcoma thing.
There are no convenient flights it your direction.
It is 9 hour drive, looking for a buddy to join.
Parsippany NJ
Lansing MI
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