Quote from: ghkid2019 on May 09, 2020, 09:17:59 AMI don't think people realized how easy Growth Hormones are for kids to manage- they really aren't a burden at all. It's not even like a prick- it's practically painless the insulin needle that goes into kid's stomachs. Once a day before bed.
The rich in South Korea- the bourgeoisie, you may say- have been using growth hormones on their kids for decades. It's like a thing there, my first or second cousin has a rich as fk dad and I learned that the injected his sons with growth hormones and their both 6'0 or 6'1... the dad is 5'6 lmao and mom's like 5'3. The boys are in their 30's now, and they came out perfectly fine and ready to be heirs lmaoo. Doctors give prescriptions for this easy like it's Tylenol if you have money.
The point is, growth hormones are a thing now. Don't worry about your kids being short and having to find a tall wife or like that. GH isn't nearly as a burden as say- being a fat fking diabetic and needing to time your insulin and and taking injections. Both are relatively normal things and HGH doesn't really have much issues anymore for kids. Especially the high quality pharma grade HGH they make now- that is clean.
Obviously it's better for kids to be natural and grow naturally- but kids who have taken HGH almost always turn out fine- not to mention South Korea's elite has been doing this for a while now. And they're all turning out happy and pretty damn tall.
Quote from: IwannaBeTaller on June 02, 2020, 10:09:39 AMI doubt it's real because normal HGH dosages don't give a kid a crazy amount of height unless the kid has a HGH deficiency to begin with. If you give them insanely high dosages it might, but that might also increase the risk of cancer or other diseases long-term.
Quote from: V on June 01, 2020, 12:22:12 AMNo way this is real...
Quote from: ghkid2019 on June 02, 2020, 03:59:03 PMCertainly real. Go to south korea and ask what "problem" most endocrinologists work with. It will be literally 90% is just parents worrying about their kids height. Heightism is real in Asia- every parent wants the best for their kid.
HGH certainly makes you grow without a deficiency. It's prescribed for idiopathic short stature- aka a "non-disesase", a kid has natural hormone levels and natural IGF-1, only thing is that the kid is short. Otherwise healthy. Cancer risk is a given with anything that speeds up growth- but it's a risk many parents are willing to take. Cancer is mostly genetically pre-disposed anyways, but that's another story. Increase of IGF-1 makes you taller period. There's no magical cutoff IGF-1 level that all of a sudden makes HGH ineffective at increase your height. It certainly is less effective for "normal" kids, but they will still grow- and as you said with high-dose- many parents up the dosages. This is the problem with Heightist countries. Enough said.
HGH makes your bones thicker always. However- after physis bone fusion- your bones don't grow longer but rather wider at a much more significantly rate compared to if your plates are open. This is why fully grown adults can't use HGH- their bones are fused. Using HGH will just make their bones wider and not longer. The "widening" is minimal at best though, density does increase and studies show this but it is a very insignificant amount.
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