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Tuesday, July 30, 2013

growth hormones- do they make you taller, but throw your body chemistry off?

Question by HcSasami: growth hormones- do they make you taller, but throw your body chemistry off?
growth hormones, do they make you taller but throw your body chemistry off?
what if you are an 18 year old year girl? do you still have a chance to grow a few inches?


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Answer by dezbah1911
don't ever, ever, ever take growth hormone if you have not yet been to an endocrinologist ( a doctor who specializes in glands and the hormones that are produced). GH will not make you taller. whomever tells you that is trying to sell something to you that simply won't work, and may not even be GH.
If you take GH without an endocrinologist's prescription, you can definitely throw all of your body chemistry off, including shutting your thyroid gland down. Once this happens, you won't even be able to lose weight, grow hair, feel rested, have a normal menstrual cycle, and you will probably die faster. Then your height won't be an issue any more. I know we women often want to look different than what we are meant to look like. Just know that you still can grow a few inches without taking that junk, and you are worth every bit as much as someone who may be a bit taller.



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Saturday, June 15, 2013

growth hormones, do they make you taller but throw your body chemistry off?

Question by HcSasami: growth hormones, do they make you taller but throw your body chemistry off?
growth hormones, do they make you taller but throw your body chemistry off?
what if you are an 18 year old year girl? do you still have a chance to grow a few inches?


Best answer:

Answer by Mad_Theorist
If administered at the correct dosage they shouldn't be too bad, although like any drug it's sending your body chemistry in directions it's not used to. Large doses of them could cause problems and I suspect there's a chance your body could counteract them by simply shutting down it's own hormone production, but not sure about that.



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