04-17-2016, 01:18 AM
Somatropin Pharma grade 4IU HGH for that price? And me with no funds to spare until payday!
Lord, don't let the bodybuilders / gym rats find this IOP before I can place an order...My cardiac specialist actually prescribed this hormone for me (a very low dosage, 1IU per week) when I came off of my blood pressure meds, as HGH isn't really a muscle builder, but a great med for cellular regeneration and recovery from injuries to muscle or tissue, thus its popularity in Hollywood (at much higher than 1IU per week dosages, of course, Stallone is a huge fan of HGH, just look at his face now compared with his face in "Rocky III") and within bodybuilding circles (those super-high dosages are why you see the rounded bellies and big foreheads / chins on today's bodybuilders, where the champions of the past had 30" waists to go along with their 60" chests).Â
For those who aren't using it for recovery from an injury (especially an injury to muscle tissue, i.e., the heart), higher dosages (2-4IU per week) are commonly prescribed by "anti-aging" clinics (and for AIDS patients), as at that dosage it will boost the immune system, tighten the skin (as a result of the water retention in muscle tissue side effect - which also makes muscles appear firmer, even without exercise), boost the metabolism (resulting in pretty dramatic weight loss for those who use it for 6 months or more), and result in faster recovery (thus faster muscle growth) after workouts. These, of course, are the same results bodybuilders want, but as with steroids, bodybuilders (and this is no slam on them, as they are more or less forced to use these drugs in order to compete at a level where they can make money) tend to look at the recommended dosage and decide that if that dosage is good, two or three times more of the hormone will work even better, when in fact, there's a dosage point (which varies by individual, of course) beyond which poorer, not better results, along with permanent damages to the endocrine system will occur.
Now, my "Cadillac" insurance plan would not cover 1IU a week of Humatrope (Lilly Pharma's US version of the hormone), and as I'd no sooner buy generic Chinese brands of HGH from an IOP than I would anything else, I've been forced to go without it. But at this price, for the Euro pharma grade equivalent of Humatrope, oh yes. Yes I will. Anything to help the non-dead muscle tissue in my heart work better, I'm all about it - And I still have the prescription, as I could not afford to get it filled without insurance covering the majority of the cost.
I don't know anything about the other medications in the hormone section of this website (much too old to lift heavy things in order to improve my appearance), but thanks for posting it - The Somatropin alone is a great find.
Lord, don't let the bodybuilders / gym rats find this IOP before I can place an order...My cardiac specialist actually prescribed this hormone for me (a very low dosage, 1IU per week) when I came off of my blood pressure meds, as HGH isn't really a muscle builder, but a great med for cellular regeneration and recovery from injuries to muscle or tissue, thus its popularity in Hollywood (at much higher than 1IU per week dosages, of course, Stallone is a huge fan of HGH, just look at his face now compared with his face in "Rocky III") and within bodybuilding circles (those super-high dosages are why you see the rounded bellies and big foreheads / chins on today's bodybuilders, where the champions of the past had 30" waists to go along with their 60" chests).Â
For those who aren't using it for recovery from an injury (especially an injury to muscle tissue, i.e., the heart), higher dosages (2-4IU per week) are commonly prescribed by "anti-aging" clinics (and for AIDS patients), as at that dosage it will boost the immune system, tighten the skin (as a result of the water retention in muscle tissue side effect - which also makes muscles appear firmer, even without exercise), boost the metabolism (resulting in pretty dramatic weight loss for those who use it for 6 months or more), and result in faster recovery (thus faster muscle growth) after workouts. These, of course, are the same results bodybuilders want, but as with steroids, bodybuilders (and this is no slam on them, as they are more or less forced to use these drugs in order to compete at a level where they can make money) tend to look at the recommended dosage and decide that if that dosage is good, two or three times more of the hormone will work even better, when in fact, there's a dosage point (which varies by individual, of course) beyond which poorer, not better results, along with permanent damages to the endocrine system will occur.
Now, my "Cadillac" insurance plan would not cover 1IU a week of Humatrope (Lilly Pharma's US version of the hormone), and as I'd no sooner buy generic Chinese brands of HGH from an IOP than I would anything else, I've been forced to go without it. But at this price, for the Euro pharma grade equivalent of Humatrope, oh yes. Yes I will. Anything to help the non-dead muscle tissue in my heart work better, I'm all about it - And I still have the prescription, as I could not afford to get it filled without insurance covering the majority of the cost.
I don't know anything about the other medications in the hormone section of this website (much too old to lift heavy things in order to improve my appearance), but thanks for posting it - The Somatropin alone is a great find.