HGH and T are indeed two different things. Either Stallone hasn't a clue what he's talking about, or the way he was quoted is an unfortunate mistake (because it incorrectly and perhaps unintentionally implies that the two are the same thing). His belief about it being OTC within 10 years is also way off - both T and HGH are controlled substances, and there's no way either will ever be OTC.
T is the male sex hormone, and HGH is a gender neutral hormone that helps the body grow during childhood, and maintains youthful characteristics during adulthood.
If low T is a problem for you, you would be unwise to replace it with HGH. Taking them together is different and may offer even more benefits, but good luck getting a doctor to prescribe you HGH. It is the only drug (or maybe one of few) that is illegal to prescribe off-label. Legally a doctor can only prescribe it to you for a documented HGH deficiency, which is very rare in adulthood. And to get any mainstream, non "anti-aging" doctor to prescribe it, the deficiency would probably have to be severe.
I did read an acticle somewhere that said HGH helps stimulate the testes to more more testosterone as well as make them larger. But I have no idea if that's true.
BTW, I use HGH, as it keeps my skin looking so damned young. I use boatloads of testosterone, yet have less wrinkles and younger, smoother looking skin than women my age.
HGH is perfectly legal at a federal level and is legal in almost every state. It is even OTC in countries all over Europe. Many older Americans have been importing it in from various countries. The FDA recently came in and raised hell over HGH only because the companies it is being imported from have not been researched and approved by the FDA. Do not get the FDA confused with DEA!!!
Testman (imported) wrote: Tue Jan 29, 2008 5:02 pm
HGH is NOT a controlled substance. PLix, why do you like making shit up about hormones all the time?
Testman (imported) wrote: Tue Jan 29, 2008 5:05 pm
BTW, I use HGH, as it keeps my skin looking so damned young. I use boatloads of tes
osterone, yet hav
Testman (imported) wrote: Tue Jan 29, 2008 5:05 pm
less wrinkles and younger, smoother looking skin than women my age.
HGH is perfectly legal at a federal level and is legal in almost every state. It is even OTC in countries ll over Europe. Many older Americans have been importing it in from various countries. The FDA recently came in and raised hell over HGH only because the companies it is being imported from have not been researched and approved by the FDA. Do not get the FDA confused with DEA!!!
I have run across articles about HGH for a number of years claiming that it rejuvenated the sex life as well as the benefits Testman observes above. Any others with experience with HGH? Does it have any effect on libido or sexual functioning?
Testman (imported) wrote: Tue Jan 29, 2008 5:05 pm
HGH is perfectly legal at a federal level and is legal in almost every state. It is even OTC in countries ll over Europe. Many older Americans have been importing it in from various countries. The FDA recently came in and raised hell over HGH only because the companies it is being imported from have not been researched and approved by the FDA. Do not get the FDA confused with DEA!!!
Europe aside, it is also a controlled substance in a number of US states, and legally requires a prescription in all of them. (Enforcement of the latter may be hit or miss, my point is what's on the books in this case.) In addition it is a controlled substance in a number of other countries, as is DHEA (unrelated, but strange).
It is NOT a controlled substance "in a number of states" what number? About five of them! You make it sound like it's controlled by most states. Why? But hey, lets just spread misinformation so one day it WILL be controlled everywhere.
It is very rare for GH to be controlled in other countries also. It is a hormone, like insulin, nothing more. I order mine in all the time, and it is legal to do so. At least until more people spread more false info, and everyone then starts thinking it at least should be illegal. Next, you will be telling me IGF-1 is controlled. I mean, athletes use it, it just HAS to be controlled right? This just shows exactly how powerful the media brainwashing mechanism is. Athletes use steroids, steroids are controlled, athletes use GH, so GH MUST also be controlled too, right?
As for whats on the books, have you checked? What is on the books, is, it is perfectly legal to import a 90 day supply from out of the country and there is actually a law that SPECIFICALLY allows this for ANY prescription drug! Yes, I have read the law. It was placed so that old people could afford the drugs they need, but no where does it state age of users. However, the FDA and customs disregard this law all the time when they confiscate orders, even though the law states their hands are tied. See, there were so many old people getting their meds snatched by the FDA and customs, that some politician made a law that specifically allows personal importation. GH is only controlled if one imports it, then resales it. It is perfectly legal in almost every state in the USA to import and USE, however.
Now, if everyone is done spreading misinformation, so that the USA becomes even more a limiter of freedom, then I'm off to bed now.
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