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Sunday, June 9, 2013

Have the men who use this growth hormone ever wondered what it could do to their children?

Question by Jeancommunicates: Have the men who use this growth hormone ever wondered what it could do to their children?
Is it possible giants could be eventually produced? I am just asking because I know nothing about this human growth hormone.
Thumbs: I love South Carolina also. Myrtle Beach is beautiful.
Good Travis, you can watch HGH and see what years of usage does to a family. It was just a thought I had since quite a few of our drugs do more damage than good.


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Answer by Thumbs
you know the last time i checked, this was america.



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Monday, May 20, 2013

Are their natural vitamins I could take to grow taller?

Question by Olivia: Are their natural vitamins I could take to grow taller?
I'm almost 15 & 5ft. I'm a girl & I want to know if their are some ways (naturally) I can grow taller. I've also read about human growth hormones. What are those & would it be safe to take them?


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Answer by gramba26
believe me, you don't want to get any taller. Just be happy with the way you are. i'd give anything to be shorter, im 17 and im 6'4". granted im a boy, but still, it sucks. And to answer your question, yes growth hormones can cause a lot of health problems. just stay short, short girls are cute.



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Thursday, May 9, 2013

Will HGH make a not deficient person grow taller if their plates are open?

Question by Felix B: Will HGH make a not deficient person grow taller if their plates are open?
If professionally administered Human Growth Hormone, would a young adult (who is not deficient in HGH, but has not reached max potential height and whose growth plates are completely open) grow taller? Please explain either way in a scientific sense.

Thank you


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Answer by B.B.
Felix, the scientific answer in this case is maybe. Not a lot of identical twins willing to undergo a blind clinical evaluation of the sort of test required for scientific evidence. Also, a doctor will never know exactly how tall a patient being administered HGH would have grown without the hormone.

Science requires a control and a variable to work in most cases.



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