Answer by Jaz
yes it does but it will hurt the human body latr
Answer by Elf
This is generally enough sleep for an adult, it's borderline for a teenager, but for growth purposes, should be plenty. (For memory purposes, extra REM sleep is good)
Are you male or female? If you're male, there's a chance you just haven't hit your final growth spurt yet - that's usually right around 13-14 years old... but if both your parents are fairly short, you're likely to be fairly short, too.
Overproduction or misuse of HGH can cause acromegaly, which isn't a condition you want either.
If you're concerned about your height being abnormal, talk to your family doctor and review the growth charts to see whether your growth progress over time has been typical.
Answer by Chris
heavy squats and deadlifts
fuck interval training
Answer by Aragorn
HGH only works if your have a dificiency in that hormone, and then only if your growth plates are still "open". At 19, there's little chance of that, plus your height isn't short enough to indicate that you ever had a dificiency. My guess is that your shorter height is the result of your other health problems. Sorry, but HGH treatment isn't likely to help you.
Answer by lv_consultant
growth hormone does not come in pills it has to be injected either into the muscle tissue or in subcutaneous fat. I don't know what you have but it's not real human growth hormone
Answer by coloradospringsmilonguero
When you introduce foreign hormones into your body your own body will typically seize producing as much of the same as before to keep the levels in check. If, however, you're introducing hormones because you don't have sufficient levels due to some problem or another, then does it really matter? If normal level is 100% and you introduce 50% more, then the body will only make 50%. If you're making 10% and you introduce 100% then in my logic your body would stop making it altogether, but you're already so deficient that it doesn't matter much. Once you stop introducing hormones your body should start reproducing its own again.
