treat adrenal fatigue with rhgh ?

[Dutch Buster]

can you treat your body with hydrocortisone to heal your adrenals and speed it up with hgh ?

or is hgh not good if your adrenals are weak ?

[pmgamer18]

Originally Posted by Dutch Buster

can you treat your body with hydrocortisone to heal your adrenals and speed it up with hgh ?

or is hgh not good if your adrenals are weak ?

I understand that if your adrenals are bad and you have low DHEA and Thyroid treating this first will bring up GH levels.

I can't get my Dr. to give me HC so I use Isocort 8 pills of this = 20 mgs. of HC.
But read the sticky "Adrenal Thread".

[Dutch Buster]

Originally Posted by pmgamer18

I understand that if your adrenals are bad and you have low DHEA and Thyroid treating this first will bring up GH levels.

I can't get my Dr. to give me HC so I use Isocort 8 pills of this = 20 mgs. of HC.
But read the sticky "Adrenal Thread".

i know that but would it be help full to help my body with rhgh ??

like 5 iu a day

[1cc]

Originally Posted by Dutch Buster

i know that but would it be help full to help my body with rhgh ??

like 5 iu a day

According to Marianco, GH will worsen Adrenal Fatigue, if you already have Adrenal Fatigue.

[Dutch Buster]

Originally Posted by 1cc

According to Marianco, GH will worsen Adrenal Fatigue, if you already have Adrenal Fatigue.

to morrow i get the results of the salvia test.....


i tought that hgh repairs all organs that it would help to recover...

[1cc]

Originally Posted by Dutch Buster

to morrow i get the results of the salvia test.....


i tought that hgh repairs all organs that it would help to recover...

GH worsens hypoglycemia as well, which is a symptom of Adrenal Fatigue.

[Vforcer2]

You can increase HGH naturally to ovefr 500% by doing sprints type workouts. Google "Sprint 8, Phil Campbell".

[1cc]

Originally Posted by Vforcer2

You can increase HGH naturally to ovefr 500% by doing sprints type workouts. Google "Sprint 8, Phil Campbell".

Very interesting. Thanks Vforcer2.

[Dutch Buster]

Originally Posted by Vforcer2

You can increase HGH naturally to ovefr 500% by doing sprints type workouts. Google "Sprint 8, Phil Campbell".

sprint..


I am happy when i can workout again. !!

special programs are not in my head pure plain and simple....

no results of the salvia

[Andrew Androgen]

HGH causes more problems than it solves imo. I don't know why it's touted by some people as an anti-aging product. To make money, I guess.

[Vforcer2]

Originally Posted by Andrew Androgen

HGH causes more problems than it solves imo. I don't know why it's touted by some people as an anti-aging product. To make money, I guess.

It is touted as anti aging because of real studies proving the efficacy in those who are deficient in GH. Most people are likely not deficient until they reach thier 40's and beyond. I am 40 and my IGF-1 levels are at the top of the range. Utilizing sprint exercises I should be able to increase my own indigenous levels to over the top of the range. GH is is fantastic at incinerating fat, thickening skin, sharpening the mind, reversing organs from atrophying as we get older and allowing them instead to grow, building muscle, faster wound/injury healing, and the list goes on.

It's good stuff, but everyone should try to increase it naturally before every using the injectables. With on injection you shut down your own GH production completely for 4 days.

To learn more go here: http://www.amazon.com/Ready-Set-Syne...123320?ie=UTF8
or here:
http://www.readysetgofitness.com/

[Dutch Buster]

Originally Posted by Vforcer2

It is touted as anti aging because of real studies proving the efficacy in those who are deficient in GH. Most people are likely not deficient until they reach thier 40's and beyond. I am 40 and my IGF-1 levels are at the top of the range. Utilizing sprint exercises I should be able to increase my own indigenous levels to over the top of the range. GH is is fantastic at incinerating fat, thickening skin, sharpening the mind, reversing organs from atrophying as we get older and allowing them instead to grow, building muscle, faster wound/injury healing, and the list goes on.

It's good stuff, but everyone should try to increase it naturally before every using the injectables. With on injection you shut down your own GH production completely for 4 days.

To learn more go here: http://www.amazon.com/Ready-Set-Syne...123320?ie=UTF8
or here:
http://www.readysetgofitness.com/

you don't understand that it is imposible to workout and reasing hgh.

the question stays wil it help has some one tried it with adrenal fatgue ?

[Vforcer2]

Originally Posted by Dutch Buster

you don't understand that it is imposible to workout and reasing hgh.

the question stays wil it help has some one tried it with adrenal fatgue ?

The clear answer is NO, HGH is not part of a protocol for correcting adrenal fatigue.

The following are part of a protocol:

(Himilayan) Sea Salt
Cortef or Isocort
Pregnenolone
DHEA
Panothinic Acid

Just to name a few. I would put more into this post but Adrenal fatigue has been covered in great length if you do a search on this site or go to www.stopthethyroidmadness.com and get the book "From Fatigued to Fantastic" at amazon.

[Andrew Androgen]

Originally Posted by Vforcer2

It is touted as anti aging because of real studies proving the efficacy in those who are deficient in GH. Most people are likely not deficient until they reach thier 40's and beyond. I am 40 and my IGF-1 levels are at the top of the range. Utilizing sprint exercises I should be able to increase my own indigenous levels to over the top of the range. GH is is fantastic at incinerating fat, thickening skin, sharpening the mind, reversing organs from atrophying as we get older and allowing them instead to grow, building muscle, faster wound/injury healing, and the list goes on.

It's good stuff, but everyone should try to increase it naturally before every using the injectables. With on injection you shut down your own GH production completely for 4 days.

To learn more go here: http://www.amazon.com/Ready-Set-Syne...123320?ie=UTF8
or here:
http://www.readysetgofitness.com/

HGH in clinical studies has never been found to do all of those things. It actually has zero effect on skeletal muscle. Read the extensive studies done by Yarasheski. It has been found to accelerate fat loss & thicken the skin at certain doses, but most of the other claims made by anti aging clinics have never been proven. These wild claims are just a way for some greedy doctors to make more money.

[Vforcer2]

Originally Posted by Andrew Androgen

HGH in clinical studies has never been found to do all of those things. It actually has zero effect on skeletal muscle. Read the extensive studies done by Yarasheski. It has been found to accelerate fat loss & thicken the skin at certain doses, but most of the other claims made by anti aging clinics have never been proven. These wild claims are just a way for some greedy doctors to make more money.

Andrew, I have not seen these studies, but it would be foolish to take the extensive studies of one man as gospel truth.

When my son was shorter than the other kids in his class(he is not now) and we took him to an endo to rule out GH deficiency, why did they check his muscle mass and tone? They determined that because his mass and tone were good that he was not growth hormone deficient.

Why is it prescribed for muscle wasting with HIV and Aids patients?

Why do freaky body builders megadose it?

Here is what the MAYO CLINIC says:

Studies of adults with growth hormone deficiencies show that injections of growth hormone can:

* Increase bone density
* Increase muscle mass
* Decrease body fat
* Bolster the heart's ability to contract
* Improve mood and motivation
* Increase exercise capacity

I don't want to go mining thru a bunch of studies, but I think the benefits of GH are widely known.

However here is just one of the studies:

ABSTRACT

Background The declining activity of the growth hormone–insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) axis with advancing age may contribute to the decrease in lean body mass and the increase in mass of adipose tissue that occur with aging.

Methods To test this hypothesis, we studied 21 healthy men from 61 to 81 years old who had plasma IGF-I concentrations of less than 350 U per liter during a six-month base-line period and a six-month treatment period that followed. During the treatment period, 12 men (group 1) received approximately 0.03 mg of biosynthetic human growth hormone per kilogram of body weight subcutaneously three times a week, and 9 men (group 2) received no treatment. Plasma IGF-I levels were measured monthly. At the end of each period we measured lean body mass, the mass of adipose tissue, skin thickness (epidermis plus dermis), and bone density at nine skeletal sites.

Results In group 1, the mean plasma IGF-I level rose into the youthful range of 500 to 1500 U per liter during treatment, whereas in group 2 it remained below 350 U per liter. The administration of human growth hormone for six months in group 1 was accompanied by an 8.8 percent increase in lean body mass, a 14.4 percent decrease in adipose-tissue mass, and a 1.6 percent increase in average lumbar vertebral bone density (P<0.05 in each instance). Skin thickness increased 7.1 percent (P=0.07). There was no significant change in the bone density of the radius or proximal femur. In group 2 there was no significant change in lean body mass, the mass of adipose tissue, skin thickness, or bone density during treatment.

Conclusions Diminished secretion of growth hormone is responsible in part for the decrease of lean body mass, the expansion of adipose-tissue mass, and the thinning of the skin that occur in old age. (N Engl J Med 1990; 323:1-6.)