Answer by ladybugsmilez
yes it works bc ur body naturally produces it...the problem is if you take it without doctors consent you can mess up all ur other hormones as well...and really taking anything to gain weight will mess you up in some way...if you want to gain weight I suggest working out and eating a lot of protein and carbs
Answer by poontangmoontang
they literally have pills for this stuff!
Answer by The Blaze
Human Males usually stop developing around the age of 28, while Human Females tend to stop at 25 (in brain I'm not sure about much else for the human female)
Answer by Angela
Yes, but unless you need it.. It can do some crazy, horrid things to your face & since you don't have tall parents, I doubt they will give it to you. Small people make small people (usually).
Answer by katie
So, I may be foolish bit I'll assume that you are not a troll.
Human height is determined by things like nutrition and genetics. Even though ancient groups of humans may have had, in general, differences in their height, they were still members of the same species. Cultural differences between groups of ancient humans were probably influenced by a whole lot of different things (environment, food, resources), height might not have been that important, overall.
I haven't heard of any evidence of "giant" humans in the past. If you are referencing the stories in the bible, I'm not sure they are all backed up by scientifically valid evidence.
Answer by Inferno
Nothing is going to help you grow taller because height depends on genetics.
Answer by secretsauce
For helping children with deficiencies in HGH ... yes.
For treating adults with deficiencies in HGH that would otherwise lead to decreased strength and bone density ... yes.
To help a high-school or college kid beef up to be a bigger linebacker ... no.
To help a professional linebacker keep up with other professionals ... no ... but for different reasons. They're adults, and can do whatever they want to with their own bodies (as long as they are informed of the risks). But (a) as a lover of sport, it is (IMO) missing the point of what sports should be about; and (b) far more importantly, professional athletes are models for aspiring college and high-school athletes.
Answer by izzy
You would need a doctor to answer this question and a doctor to administer it.
HGH taken orally is useless.
Answer by robbie
Buy a pair of cowboy boots
Answer by SARAH
Human growth hormone is a protein that is secreted by the anterior pituitary in short pulses, mostly during the first hours of sleep and in response to stress. It is released throughout a person's lifetime and controls the production of other hormones called growth factors, throughout the body. It particularly stimulates body growth and development in children, as well as playing an important role in child and adult metabolism, regulating the amount of muscle and fat and has effect on blood sugar levels. It also has a role in immunity and healing.
Answer by Mee!
i know its so damn wrong thats why ima vegitarian,always have been always will be !
Answer by TruthHurts
hopefully your plasmid has protection against another chemical; you treat everything with this chemical and if the plasmid has resistance then everything will die except the bacteria that has taken in the HGH plasmid.
Answer by Michael
After puberty (i.e. growth plate closure) excess growth hormone causes acromegaly
So one would not grow in stature. Only body extremities such as fingers, toes and the nose would gain length.
