Quote from: theophilo on April 17, 2016, 08:43:01 PM
So what you advise?
I don't advise anything. There is always a certain risk when you start messing with your hormones while you are still growing. However it is a better option than LL at least. Scientific studies have shown it to be effective in test subjects despite what the online forums scream about side effects.
but side effects are real ?
And LL gain is more important ?
@meursault how tall are your parents?
Quote from: theophilo on April 17, 2016, 09:02:49 PMbut side effects are real ?
And LL gain is more important ?
The side effects from GHRP/GHRH are relatively minor with little to no long term effects. The only risk is if you have one growth plate closed in one leg and the other leg is open. Any uneven growth can cause long term issues. The risk of this is relatively low, but one should get their growth plates checked if they were to attempt this.
GHRP/GHRH does not cause your hormone levels to go beyond human production limits, so it's much safer than synthetic HGH.
Quote from: juiceer on April 17, 2016, 08:25:26 PMActually GH releasing peptides from "research" websites are often legit because it is so cheap to make compared to real HGH. It's also much safer than synthetic GH since it relies on your body's own production to produce the GH. A GHRP/GHRH stack is very cheap and obtainable compared to real GH. I've tried it myself for recovery purposes and it is quite effective for that purpose.
You have to know that HGH is not the only factor in height growth, so don't expect it to make you as tall as you want. Letrozole, the anti-estrogen, is a very potent drug that has been PROVEN to slow down the closure of growth plates. It's sold online at many online "research stores" and is more often than not legit because it's so damn potent.
Don't let these naysayers say otherwise trying to scare you off because they read the potential side effects. It's very safe as long as you don't ABUSE it. I am giving you more realistic advice as the advice you were given previously is theoretical at best. No sane doctor would prescribe you HGH and drugs meant for breast cancer because you are insecure about your height. Not to mention there is no way you can afford it unless your parents shell out thousands.
Um bro...
Arimidex and aromasin as letrozole have the exact same mechanism of action but less side effects. When letro and arimidex are discontinued they cause an estrogen rebound because they do not permanetly bind to the aromatase enzyme, aromasin DOES.
I also found two doctors willing to prescribe me gh at his age so not totally true. Parents would NOT pay for it though. He may have to use gh peptides.
Quote from: blahblah on April 17, 2016, 09:08:09 PM@meursault how tall are your parents?
5'8" and 5'6"
Quote from: meursault on April 17, 2016, 10:35:56 PMUm bro...
Arimidex and aromasin as letrozole have the exact same mechanism of action but less side effects. When letro and arimidex are discontinued they cause an estrogen rebound because they do not permanetly bind to the aromatase enzyme, aromasin DOES.
I also found two doctors willing to prescribe me gh at his age so not totally true. Parents would NOT pay for it though. He may have to use gh peptides.
Aromasin is on paper a superior anti aromatase. I quoted Letrozole because many of the height studies were done using that. Estrogen rebound is not an issue as long as stoppage is properly tapered. The problem with Arimixdex and aromasin (exemestane) is the large amount of bunk products circulating in the black market, but if you get it from the pharmacy it's fine.
In terms of cost effectiveness, letrozole gives you the most value as long as you do not overdose. Overdosing will give you low estrogen side effects which you really don't want.
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