Please forgive me for challenging you but are you going on what you skim and surface read when you make these statements and then accept them as truth? It sure seems like it to me.

The reason I say this is if you did your research perhaps you would not say some of these things. That’s all.

First of all, HGH will not make you bulk up other that edema (water weight) if you have taken too much. Other than an endogenous increase in testosterone from the cascade effect, HGH is not anabolic in nature. By taking it you can increase stamina which in turn will allow your workouts to be more intense and then you can bulk up.

The Rudman studies were flawed Jason. That was not muscle mass; it was water weight from a massive overdose.

BTW, unusual bone growth will only happen if you are an idiot that thinks much, much more is better which of course is not. Not even a little bit more is better. In fact the current prescribed levels are still an overdose and cause a refractory shutdown process. If you are to take HGH, you want to emulate nature by low dose, high frequency, not visa versa. Is this actually news to anyone?

I trust you know the pituitary out pulses HGH in nanogram quantities, frequently.

Then you say regarding oral forms as “Trouble is, they’re all bogus.” Did you say “ALL ARE BOGUS?”

OK, would you be willing to make a public bet with me for all that you own in exchange for all that I own (to match your asset base) on that statement right here, right now that “Trouble is, they’re all bogus.”?

If you are I will be happy to make that bet with you Jason. Before you do that however, take a look at a list of what is bogus antiagingresearch.c0m/faq_igf.shtml and that includes homeopathics, especially in alcohol which fractures any possible HGH molecule. Also, pills, fizzles and such are bogus too because they all claim to raise HGH by checking IGF, which is bogus and reckless. Pancakes, Grape Soda and M&M’s raise IGF too. Gee maybe Mrs. Butterworth should put “increases HGH” on her bottle too.

There is a clinically proven technology based on molecular folding, Jason and the people that invented it are right here antiagingresearch.c0m/molecular_folding.shtml. I am one of those people Jason.

Also, HGH does not increase cancer at reasonable doses. High IGF without corresponding HGH does cause cancer. We warned the medical community about that in the 1990’s. Many listened too late and paid some very high health prices by taking straight IGF or loading up on IGF agonists. Perhaps one anecdotal source of evidence about HGH and cancer is that maybe this is why so few teenagers with roaring fire hoses of HGH don’t drop like flies from melanoma, et al.

Lastly, Rocky seems to be overdosing with HGH and testosterone. He might be OK but he can never stop. He is probably turning his pituitary and gonads into metaphoric BB’s right now. He is now an HGH junkie. However a guy like him does not have to stop and I assume he is done breeding.

Personally, I would take one of those vials of HGH (5mg) and then I would use one vial, I repeat, one for 2 months, taken twice daily. That way I would be safely compensating for age related decline. Maybe I do not look like Rambo (I think he is rather homely anyway), but myself and thousands of others have been micro-dosing HGH for 12 years now and it shows. I turn 50 this year and along with jet black hair, almost flawless skin and a metabolic age of a 36 year old and a raging, Viagra free pup tent every morning, I am evidence that long term micro-dosing (emulating nature, low dose, high frequency) works. antiagingresearch.c0m/oral-hgh-works.shtml

Jason, just out of curiosity what is your background? Are you an endo or microbiologist? What background in science do you have that insures what you say here is not based on here say, but factual and truthful research?

Still thinking about that bet? FYI, I don’t normally gamble but I will take you up on this bet. You may want to look at the proof first however antiagingresearch.c0m.

Robert Bohen