Does hgh have an effect on muscle growth?

Question by Confused Guy: Does hgh have an effect on muscle growth?
I've recently started taking a human growth hormone releasers, Genf20 that a friend gave me and was wondering how its going to affect me. I'm kind of a health freak so I go to the gym on a frequent basis. My goal is to gain weight, muscle not fat. I'm in good same now but want to buff up a little more. Is the hgh going to affect this is anyway and if yes how?


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Answer by ??rk
Medical studies have proven that positive gains occur only while Growth Hormone is being secreted. HGH significantly increases the effects of exercise and muscle building, including energy, muscle strength, stamina and endurance. Studies at St. Thomas Hospital in London showed that "there is a tremendous increase in muscles and you won't believe how hard they are." L. Cass Terry, M.D. also found that Growth Hormone, "made a tremendous difference in my fat composition and body configuration in less than two months."

Originally, they give it to people with AIDS so that they can build lean muscle better. But they became hesitant because it lowered their amount of body fat on their arms and legs. They still use it in treatment now so the muscle gain must have outweighed the fat loss.

I'm guessing it will help build muscle very well.

Bodybuilders are quoted on Bodybuilding.com saying that they used it. I guess they wouldn't bother if it wasn't beneficial

Some people who have taken HGH have experienced a rejuvenation of organs and glands. The HGH increases muscle and helps metabolize fat. The heart being a muscle will no doubt improve. Also, Dr. Keith Kelly found that the thymus gland, a vital gland in our immune system, shrinks with age and normalizes back to normal size with HGH supplementation. (Found this random article about your heart and liver). I'll let you decide if it's bad or not. They're selling it on the site, so i'm guessing it's bias.

I've heard people say it's bad for you. Prolly only when you use it a lot.

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