posted Tue, 04/18/2017 - 06:44
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Hgh at 49
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Just about to turn 49. I am constantly getting injuries, especially my shoulders which I love doing. I really don't want to stop for a few weeks.
I am doing cycle of turanabol 70mg ed
Primo 500mg ew just increased from 400mg
I cannot take test due to Blood pressure issues when I take it. HGH should help this.
I was going to add 3ius ed of HGH getting the yellow tops from the 1no guy on here toptropics I think it is.
I do take high doses of fish oils ed.
So will this help with injuries at my age. What other benefits should I expect. I know fat loss is one but very slowly. Not really worried about that I will start more cardio soon.
Should I up the dose?
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I'm 44 and have been doing hgh steady for a year. Before I started I felt ever bit of 60 years old! My joints were killing me. I have two bad shoulders from lifting. We are talking seperations. Not good. I have bad knees from skim boarding and snowboarding. I was always feeling something. Tight, sore you name it. I couldn't even use a squat rack because I could not move my shoulders back far enough so I could get my hands around the barbell. Hard to explain. But now I have the movement and I wake up with no pain to speak of. I'm feeling much better. Also I can run with out stretching and not feel all achy waiting to warm up. I can run at the drop of a hat. I'm very glad I went this route. My skin and hair have improved as well.
Rustyhookerare you trolling or lil bit insane? Your prior posts are just nutty.
https://www.eroids.com/forum/steroids-qa/anabolic-steroids/sore-testicals
I am spending more time researching, I might have to give my order to my training partner.
just looked it up. so if i start slowly like small dose eod and build up this should reduce water retention.
here is the artical.
Restoring human growth hormone in the aging body to a more healthy level has been shown to strengthen the cardiovascular system and help to stabilize the blood pressure.
Dr. B.A. Bengtsson, in a study he carried out on 333 patients at Sahlgrenska Hospital in Sweden, found that growth hormone deficient patients had twice the risk of mortality from heart disease than their counterparts in age and sex who were not HGH deficient.
He found that the deficient patients tended to have high levels of the bad LDL and low levels of the good HDL cholesterol, high triglyceride concentration, high fibrinogen, high plasminogen activator inhibitor-1, as well as increased fat, especially abdominal fat, and increased insulin resistance.
He also found that the growth hormone deficient patients tended to have increased peripheral vascular hypertension.
When given HGH therapy the diastolic blood pressure (lower number) of his patients decreased by about 10%.
In a later study Dr. Bengtsson saw the high blood pressure (hypertension) in healthy obese males decrease when given human growth hormone therapy.
The patients in the study done by Dr. Edmund Chein and Dr. L. Cass Terry also experienced decreases in their high blood pressure with HGH therapy.
"A healthy level of growth hormone makes for healthier hearts and blood vessels."
Dr. Ronald Klatz
your studies are referring to GH deficient individuals and obese males. If you can classify yourself as one of those then maybe will help according to those studies, but for the rest of us real people I don't see it helping and like I said, could cause the opposite effect.
MAKWA is that at low doses. I have read some research that it can lower the diastolic levels. Do you have any links to any info on this.
sorry mate got plenty but still finding the odd one saying it lowers. from peoples experience it does raise bp.
Blast n' CruiseNot even a TRT dose of test? Ballsy move on your part. Only people I have seen do that were the crazy Russians in weightlifting
I am not sure what you mean here. Are you thinkng GH will help lower your BP? What I have noticed with GH is that it increases water retention which in turn can elevate BP.
Bingo!