Multiple Sclerosis;my friend has it.He has tried the 6 meds.I recommended HGH;What dose and will it help?
The meds have not worked. He thinks he got MS from the Gulf War in 1991. His neurologist has been doing research on the HGH and dosage. Can anyone tell me if you have MS or a solution about thr HGH thx

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Answer by Bombi
HGH has been used sporadicly with limited success in the treatment of MS. Look into LDN (low dose naltrexone). I have MS and it has improved my quality of life.
Stimulating the immune system is considered a bad thing

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I am about to increase my amino acid intake. Will this help hgh levels?
I’ve found Arginine, Lysine, Tyrosine, Glutamine, and Chromium and I’m going to start taking them. What benefits will I reap from taking these daily?

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Answer by crazyman
no, it will increase your recovery speed and strength
add these BCAAs for maximum results
L-Luecine, Isoluecine, Valine

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Can i increase my HGH levels naturally? and if so will it help my height?
I am trying to gain 2-3 inches, im 19 years old and 5’4″ i would love to be 5’7″… ive been doing stretches and intaking more calcium and protein. Does anyone know how i can gain height? possibly through supplements increasing hgh levels? and will that help me, any input is helpful thank you

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Answer by Rashi
1. sleep without pillows
2. eat broccoli
3.swimming helps
these are the things wich u can do..others like hving steriods is nt gud 4 ur body……

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If I naturally increase HGH to help increase my height is there a chance I might get man boobs?

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Answer by Lauren
It is possible. Steroids and hormonal fluctuations can bring on man boobs. You’ll want to talk to your doctor.

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I desperately need to get taller. Can anyone tell me a vitamin, protein,that can help me grow, wit no HGH?
Athlete in need of about 3 inches

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Answer by Mellisa
blame genetics…

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will taking hgh when you are 16 help you grow faster until you are around 20?
i wanted to get some hgh releasers called ghr1000. it says that they stimulate the pituitary gland so that it produces more hgh. will this make me taller and what other side effects might it have good or bad? thanks

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Answer by bu_selmo
it’s total garbage my friend. you either take real growth hormone if you have dwarfism or a deficiency in growth hormone production, or you don’t. there’s nothing called “it will increase natural GH production”… by how much? 1%, 2%… 99% of supplement companies lie on their claims because they aren’t regulated by the FDA. if it really increased GH production significantly, don’t you think that people in their 40′s and 50′s who go to anti-aging clinics would rather spend $ 70 on a months supply of “GH releasers” than spending around $ 1500 per month on real GH?

besides, if you don’t have a deficiency, and you’re 16, your body is already producing more than enough GH. height is not determined by the amount of GH in your system, it’s determined by genetics… look at it this way… if you were supposed to be 6’0 tall when you’re 22… more GH when you’re 16 won’t let you get to 6’1… but if you are 16, and you have a GH deficiency, you will not get to 6’0.

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Will HGH or steroids help me walk normally?
I was involved in a motorcycle accident about a year and a half ago. After 2 surgeries including an ankle fusion, I am still walking with a limp. I am only 24 and I’m really depressed, I am willing to try anything just to walk normal again, please help.
kushhh, the reason these drugs were ever made was for medically purposes but bodybuilders use them because they work so well for what they are trying to do.
kushhh, the reason these drugs were ever made was for medically purposes but bodybuilders use them because they work so well for what they are trying to do.
edit *medical
yes, i have severe ankle pain, I was just asking because maybe something can help rebuild the damaged cartilage.

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Answer by kushhh
lol.. What does HGH and steroid have to do anythin with walking.. Those drug are for bodybuilding not walking..
Sorry couldn’t help you but dont take them if you dont know what they are for..

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Does HGH really help to build muscle mass?
starting a body building routine and want to know if hgh is worth buying. If so what’s the best kind?

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Answer by Cindy in Texas
I would suggest a low carb way of eating to maximize your bodies production of HGH – carbs >9g per hour triggers insulin & insulin suppresses your bodies production of HGH & testosterone – both anabolic hormones.

I highly recommend low carb way of eating for optimal health. It takes 3-6 weeks for the body to become fully fat adapted to perform athletically but the body does convert *if* carb cycling is not used. Athletes studied said their performance was effected the first week or so but recovered to full athletic ability within a few weeks.

For bodybuilders, low carb creates lean tissues even without working out, working out should create even more muscle mass. When insulin dominates the blood stream, testosterone & human growth hormone (HGH) aren’t produced, which are both anabolic hormones & contribute to muscle growth. Excess protein is converted to glucose *unless* dietary fat levels are greater than 80% of dietary calories, then I believe that excess protein is forced to create lean tissues (just as excess carbohydrates are forced to create fat tissues).

Marathon athletes aren’t restricted to glycogen stores. Athletes in glycolysis (using glucose for fuel) have to “carb load” to fill glycogen stores but athletes in ketosis (using fat for fuel) don’t have these restrictions. A normal weighted person has enough fat stores to run for more than 200 hours – glycogen stores only last a few hours before being depleted & the athlete “hits the wall”

from the article below -

Numerous current studies show that dieters who follow high-protein low-carb strategies–even plans with higher fat intake–lose more fat and maintain or gain more muscle mass than dieters who rely on higher carb diets.

Yes, you read that right–many dieters actually gained muscle mass without working out, simply by eating a high-protein diet. This is due to several factors. First, amino acids from protein drive muscle growth. When you consume a high-protein meal, amino acids from the protein travel to muscle cells and actually initiate the processes that cause muscle growth.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0KFY/is_4_23/ai_n13790123/?tag=content;col1

I highly recommend adding virgin coconut oil to your diet. All fats can be used for sustained energy, but coconut oil is the (only) fat that can be used for quick energy like a carb.

Carb cycling programs never allow the body to become fully fat adapted, which I believe takes 3-6 weeks. The metabolism just shuts down & awaits a return to glycolysis.

This study referenced:

http://www.nutritionandmetabolism.com/content/1/1/2

show that the body (even for athletes) become fat adapted *with time* & allow unimpaired endurance performance despite nutritional ketosis.

“The most obvious of these is the time allotted (or not) for keto-adaptation. In this context, the prescient observation of Schwatka (that adaptation to “a diet of reindeer meat” takes 2–3 weeks) says it all. None of the comparative low-carbohydrate versus high-carbohydrate studies done in support of the carbohydrate loading hypothesis sustained the low carbohydrate diet for more than 2 weeks ….

There are to date no studies that carefully examine the optimum length of this keto-adaptation period, but it is clearly longer than one week and likely well advanced within 3–4 weeks. The process does not appear to happen any faster in highly trained athletes than in overweight or untrained individuals. This adaptation process also appears to require consistent adherence to carbohydrate restriction, as people who intermittently consume carbohydrates while attempting a ketogenic diet report subjectively reduced exercise tolerance.”

I think that ketosis is not the back up fuel plan. I think ketosis was meant to be primary fuel plan, that is easily overridden (one bite) by ingestion of carbs (or alcohol). The body is rarely allowed to become fully fat adapted, especially in these days of people using processed food formula to feed infants instead of breast milk. Carbs were never supposed to be available year around, only seasonally during harvest. The body can easily handle carbs even in excess occasionally, just not continuously. The body can also be fueled by protein (via gluconeogenesis) but long term protein synthesis creates the byproducts of ammonia & nitrogen. The body can easily handle clearing out these byproducts but if gluconeogenesis is used as the primary fuel source for long term, the body can be overwhelmed (poisoned) by the excess ammonia & nitrogen. It’s all contingent on balance but the body functions at optimal levels on more dietary fat & suboptimal levels on less dietary fat.

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Growth Hormones or HGH, if I had a lot of them would that help me build muscle and strength or will i be tall?
lets say my body made a ton of them would that help me build muscle and strength? or will i just get tall? what are GH good for?

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Answer by machis_64
Mostly tall. You would build a little bit of muscle mass. it really depends on your age to tell what you would get. if your still growing, all you would get is taller though hgh lowers your body fat percentage and increases your lean/muscle percentage. females and males also have different reactions to it. heres an article that i think would help you more on this.

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Can HGH help me grow my height or is it too late?
Height growing hormones. I am 17 and not satisfied with my current height, i want to increase that and i heard of HGH. FIrst of all is it legal in Norway and secondly can it still help me grow or is it just going to help me grow muscles instead? is it too late?
human growth hormone*
My bad

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Answer by matthew
First of all, HGH stands for human growth hormone and I think it only helps grow muscles.

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