You overreacted, big time. People weren't intentionally ignoring your posts. They respond to what they find interesting, or what is recent when they log in. I have very few threads, and I mostly want people to read them, than to bury the information behind many pages of responses. If its important, and insightful, add to it.
I don't associate with direct supplementation of GH because it reminds me of what Mark McGuire, Sammy Sosa, A Rod and other cheater athletes do. This is what I have on GH, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2982168/figure/A003178F2/ . Apart from that, I see GH as restarting puberty, while interesting, I have no idea what that does. My guess is that GH would cause some progress, then a quick (negative feedback) plateau. As with any hormone, I am against direct supplementation, there are herbs that stimulate the body in to producing hormones, or react with specific receptors. Of the top of my head, herbs that raise LH ?might? consequently raise GH.
From my studies: insulin like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) receptors, prolactin receptors, estrogen receptor alpha, and progesterone receptor B and the natural hormones that regulate them are most important.
There might be few other receptors like Calcium Sensing receptor, which is only known to be useful during breastfeeding, and receptors that are in breast connective tissue that are also available in most other connective tissues.
As for injections, no one is qualified to do that. Who has gone to medical school for enough years, and is meticulous about their research? Even then, that's what professional athlete steroid pusher do; while they may be good at what they do, may be meticulous about their study and use good quality control, who knows what was involved in where they got their ingredients, and its illegitimate; no body audits their process. A body reacts differently to ingesting something, and taking a shot: what may be safe to eat, may be deadly subcutaneously.
EVERYONE is behind on NBE research, and cosmetic surgeons did a lot to keep it that way
In any subject, there is a lot of arrogance when many call themselves a professional (so they can say that to discredit everyone else without merit), and they're nothing more than pompous. However, injection might be an outcome of the future, where instead of a useless plastic surgeon, a licensed pharmacist would give a noninvasive depot shot.
I don't associate with direct supplementation of GH because it reminds me of what Mark McGuire, Sammy Sosa, A Rod and other cheater athletes do. This is what I have on GH, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2982168/figure/A003178F2/ . Apart from that, I see GH as restarting puberty, while interesting, I have no idea what that does. My guess is that GH would cause some progress, then a quick (negative feedback) plateau. As with any hormone, I am against direct supplementation, there are herbs that stimulate the body in to producing hormones, or react with specific receptors. Of the top of my head, herbs that raise LH ?might? consequently raise GH.
From my studies: insulin like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) receptors, prolactin receptors, estrogen receptor alpha, and progesterone receptor B and the natural hormones that regulate them are most important.
There might be few other receptors like Calcium Sensing receptor, which is only known to be useful during breastfeeding, and receptors that are in breast connective tissue that are also available in most other connective tissues.
As for injections, no one is qualified to do that. Who has gone to medical school for enough years, and is meticulous about their research? Even then, that's what professional athlete steroid pusher do; while they may be good at what they do, may be meticulous about their study and use good quality control, who knows what was involved in where they got their ingredients, and its illegitimate; no body audits their process. A body reacts differently to ingesting something, and taking a shot: what may be safe to eat, may be deadly subcutaneously.
EVERYONE is behind on NBE research, and cosmetic surgeons did a lot to keep it that way
In any subject, there is a lot of arrogance when many call themselves a professional (so they can say that to discredit everyone else without merit), and they're nothing more than pompous. However, injection might be an outcome of the future, where instead of a useless plastic surgeon, a licensed pharmacist would give a noninvasive depot shot.