Answer by Jamie
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Answer by katrina
It can help with many concerns...and I've actually been recently researching HGH supplements for an MD who's office I work at. (I'm a natural health practitioner). LOTS of them out there...some good, some over the top with questionable ingredients. I've found one so far that looks good...you are more than welcome to email me for the name as not sure how that works on this site. Otherwise start doing some research and read ingredients and what they do etc. There are also herbs that work to bring on periods as well Not sure what you've tried so far...but another safe option.
Answer by **PiNoY YFC**
Every woman's hCG levels may rise differently. It is not necessarily the level that matters but rather the amount of hCG increases during early pregnancy.
http://www.pregnancy.org/article/hcg-levels
hope this helps ^_^
btw, your levels are much higher but stil within healthy range
Answer by drunk elliefunt
actually, i dont think it will hurt you........i dont see how the mushrooms would affect that. just a warning though, after you puke, thats when the real trip begins... so be expecting it.
Answer by dnldslk
No, this is an elective substance. It is often abused--is there a legitimate use for it?
If it's not prescribed it should not be payed for by insurance.
Answer by Lucien B
It is possible, but it's a little late for you to attempt it now. HGH has been mildly effective when use prior to late adolescence. Check with your doctor, but don't expect too much support.
Answer by Sisyphus
They DON'T!
What chemical have you used that caused your perceptions to go wonky? You've hallucinated,not "noticed",since it does not...can't...happen.
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 scjazzguitar
Injections from your doctor definitely would do it but you might be too tall or too old for them. exercise and a good amount of sleep could help too. Basically you can't control your height much but you are still taller than the average female so don't let it bother you.
Answer by Bailey3
dont be so utterly ridiculous and if you really are serious you should be seriously thinking about your mental state and whether you are fit to be even thinking about bringing a child into the world ...
TROLL
Answer by Barcode
HGH Side Effects
HGH side effects are a concern for anyone looking at hormone therapy to slow down or reverse the aging process. The side effects of HGH use can be scary and researchers are still working on the optimal dosage to reduce adverse reactions and enhance results. As with any drug each person must weigh the benefits against the drawbacks and decide if the end justifies the means.
HGH side effects range from the minor joint pain and some fluid retention to the more serious high blood pressure and abnormal bone and cartilage growth. Most medicinal use of HGH focuses on short-term correction of a hormonal imbalance. General growth hormone side effects from this type of use tend to be fluid retention, joint pain, a reversible insulin resistance, and some joint swelling.
HGH for anti-aging or "plastic surgery in a bottle" use leads to more long-term complications such as high blood pressure, more serious fluid retention, chronic joint pain and swelling, and some facial bone growth. Long-term abuse, as seen in athletic use, can lead to more pronounced, and sometimes deadly, side effects such as irregular heart rhythms, increased risk of diabetes, joint and facial deformities, and a shut down of the pituitary glands.
HGH side effects can be reduced by limiting the length of time the hormone is used. Lowering the dosage of human growth hormone can also reduce the number and severity of these reactions. Human growth hormone is a drug. The introduction of any foreign substance, even if your body produces some naturally, will trigger reactions by the body. These reactions cause the effects that we see with any drug. HGH side effects also come from the extra growth hormone in the body along with what is already produced by the pituitary glands.
Some of the more serious side effects of HGH come from the abuse of the hormone. This abuse can come in the form of taking too much of the substance or taking it for too long. Milder versions of these problems can occur from the abuse of supplemental forms of HGH sold over-the-counter.
Your body needs time to return to a normal state of function. If you take more than the suggested dosage for a long period of time you will see complications arise from this abuse. You liver has to work harder to process this externally introduced HGH running through your blood. This could lead to liver stress, and ultimately liver damage. Your body may recognize a higher level of HGH in the bloodstream and stop producing as much for itself. If this goes on long enough the pituitary glands begin to shut down.
HGH side effects can come from any HGH use. Minimizing the side effects by lower the dosage and the length of time on the growth hormone can be helpful. Each person must weigh the benefits against the possibilities and decide if this course will help them reach their anti aging goals.
Answer by Bobby R
Yes, your body does make Human Growth Hormone when you exercise. However, scientists are unsure of why. HGH does not, I believe, aid in muscle repair.
Answer by thefoxlives
I LOVE IT !!!!!!! AMAZING CONCEPT!!!!!
Then in a couple more years we could have a race to see which ones die first from all the complications caused from all the dope, roids and other crap they put in their bodies... Yes, very entertaining but so are demolition derby's, public executions and Russian roulette tournaments.....
Answer by ? ??? ?
produce .... pesticides.
Assuming non-organic.
Answer by thinkingtime
I'm not allowed to take it because it can kick start cancer.
Answer by Laurus Nobilis
Even if it were a hormone, hormones are digested orally, not integrated. In other words it would be like eating fat, not injecting hormones. Of course, if it were actually HGH, its purchase would be illegal obviously, but it's not illegal, because it's not human growth hormone.
The purported testosterone-boosting effects are probably from a combination of prohormones like tribulus (which mostly have imagined effects) and nutrients that are already found in your food.
So basically the side effects are you losing lots of money.
Answer by Lala
foods? i doubt it.
chemical additives to processed food? very plausible, if not likely.
