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My son wants to take HGH Pro and Testo Pro he is 15. Works out very hard and is very active. What are the disadvantages of him taking these products?
Nice explanation.....Come on man, he's way too young for those supplements.
Well said. the kid's not even through puberty yet. give his body a chance to do its thing before messing around with it. besides those products basically raise test. if his test is low now, wait a year, he'll be ready to hump any thing that moves naturally.Nice explanation.....
Your son's hormone levels are rising and going to peak in the next couple years (from 18-20 ish). Puting hormone-altering products into his system could potentially harm his endocrine system for the rest of his life, possibly setting him up for early HRT. Protien, Creatine, BCAAs, and food. These will be his best friends for working out until his body is fully matured. I strongly encourage you to sit down and educate him as to how hormonal products work and why its a bad idea for him to take these products until his body is matured. Don't just tell him they are bad and leave it at that. Give him some qualifications for your decision and make sure he understands fully that these products can do irreversible harm if adminstered prematurely.
1)Buy the products....
2)replace the pills with some placebo of choice for your son....
3)take the HGH Pro and TestoPro yourself....
4)Profit....
haha not really but he really really does not need these. while the products themselves may not necessarily illicit any ill reactions(and they prob. won't give any positive gains either) taking these may make him mentally think he always needs supplements to achieve good gains...hes only 15 now if he starts on a supplement road at that age I don't see the long term benefiting him.
Hell at that age just eating a consistent diet, getting decent sleep, and maybe some creatine or a pre-workout that has it in it already are all he needs. I could make body changes at 15-18 years old in weeks that take me months now. He doesn't need those things, it will only lead him to trying to get PHs/DS when he is 18 and screw is hormonal system up.If you want to give your son supps stick with protein, BCAA's, Glutamine, maybe creatine. But the point is at this age is horomone levels should do him just fine. All he needs is good clean cals and he should grow like a weed.
I would play around with the training routine. Do rest pause rest, hi/low, etc. Keeping a constant change to the muscles is the best thing for them to grow. Never let them get use to a workout.
Despite safety concerns, does a 15 year old really need to increase his testosterone levels? How beneficial would a product of this nature be on someone who's still in a growth and development stage?Personally I don't think TestPro would hurt because the natural fluctuations in test are no more than what TestPro would provide. It is better to be safe than sorry however, because some guys might be heavy responders.
Im going to have to agree with my man here. Those are not hormonal products and im pretty sure the ingredients in testopro and hghpro are not going to harm your sons hormonal system in any way... Food, creatine, protein and a multi would benefit him more though... If I had the choice in any of those products, all my money would go into food... And an AAS cycle ... But that is me...Im gonna be the first to go against the "supplements are bad" wave and say these products are all natural. All they could possibly do is help, please chime in AI. Im sure the herbs in these products are consumed from birth in some parts of the world. They may not help as much as creatine and protein, but combined and if he has the money i dont see any harm. This is just my opinion
lmfao, now probably isnt the time to mention PP's tax sale :tongue2:And an AAS cycle ... But that is me...
my son will be 15 in 3 years... he's very active, plays football and rugby, and loves working out with his old man...My son wants to take HGH Pro and Testo Pro he is 15. Works out very hard and is very active. What are the disadvantages of him taking these products?
i see your points, but it just isn't needed at 15. your points about the basic supps and food are right on par.Im going to have to agree with my man here. Those are not hormonal products and im pretty sure the ingredients in testopro and hghpro are not going to harm your sons hormonal system in any way... Food, creatine, protein and a multi would benefit him more though... If I had the choice in any of those products, all my money would go into food... And an AAS cycle ... But that is me...
youve been working out for a long time bro lolPre workout bump.
check back once done lifting!! 8^}
Thats not the same thing. HGH supplements work by boosting dopamine. This has a complex interaction on the P-T axis, it might surpress prolactin, might boost test and looks to boost HGH.I have done some more research and found that doctors will easily write you out a dosage of HGH, so if doctors are willing to hand it out left and right its obviously not going to kill you. Does Anybody have any real life experience or cold hard facts. Everything i have read is based on opionon so far.
I thought everything in Testopro looked safe till I saw the divanil. Im not so sure about the fenugreek either. Its the same with HGH pro. A lot of those ingredients wont hurt, but if there are even one or two that do...Im gonna be the first to go against the "supplements are bad" wave and say these products are all natural. All they could possibly do is help, please chime in AI. Im sure the herbs in these products are consumed from birth in some parts of the world. They may not help as much as creatine and protein, but combined and if he has the money i dont see any harm. This is just my opinion
Russian bear? Seriously....purchase your son 2 bottles of russian bear and some protein and take it from there. he'll love the results from both products, guarrantteed
it's a multivitamin, bigb. what's wrong with getting your son a multi-v?Russian bear? Seriously....
No way.My son wants to take HGH Pro and Testo Pro he is 15. Works out very hard and is very active. What are the disadvantages of him taking these products?
That whole line of Russian is pure crap.it's a multivitamin, bigb. what's wrong with getting your son a multi-v?
what would you give you 15yr old boy then?
flinstones chewables?
the protein would have the bcaa's, casein and the whey, if you purchase the right one, which i'm sure you would buy your child the best protein out there, example: platinum hydro whey
so basically you're repeating exactly what i suggested, correct bigb? Seriously!
Ya forgot to check back in hahahyouve been working out for a long time bro lol
you got that one bigb, animal stak is the truth, i'd agree with getting animal stak over russian bear, but russian bear is still a decent multi v, but would't animal pack be better for a 15 yr.old than animal stak?That whole line of Russian is pure crap.
Id buy him Animal Stak, Its cool and appealing.
Think like a 15 year old.Id get him ADAM multi. Ive done a lot of research on the different forms each multivitamin uses for its individual nutrients, and ADAM just seems to be the healthiest. Oxide form minerals are like rock minerals. They arn't made for human consumption.
Therefore I am inclined to think that you aren't a father and your really just 15....either way you/your son is 15 and by no means ready to take any of this. You/he weighs under 120lbs so food is the only thing you need and a good training program with adequate rest..I am 15 years old. Been working out for a year now. Havent seen much gain and havent gained much weight im 5'8 at 116 pounds. I want to get big as possible. I had creatine and whey protein walmart brand. They tasted way to gross for me even to drink. So i read a thread on here about muscle milk and i bought 2 pounds of chocolate muscle milk. I would like other suggestions to get stronger and bigger also. Im on a budget and please give me links or good details on the stuff. Im a noob!
Good job bro. I remember seeing his name around some where.I didn't really wanna say anything bc nobody likes someone actin like a punk around here but...
Therefore I am inclined to think that you aren't a father and your really just 15....either way you/your son is 15 and by no means ready to take any of this. You/he weighs under 120lbs so food is the only thing you need and a good training program with adequate rest..
Did you forget that your first post on these forums was you introducing yourself as being 15 years old?? lolMy son wants to take HGH Pro and Testo Pro he is 15. Works out very hard and is very active. What are the disadvantages of him taking these products?
Now that sh*t is just FUNNY!! LMAO!!