Feb

11

 Sly and many others, from athletes to actors use HGH to enhance their performance and their physique. Take a look at what The Houston Chronicle is reporting:

With the take-no-prisoners bravado of the character he plays in Rambo, the fourth installment in his hugely successful film franchise, Sylvester Stallone, 61, told Time magazine that HGH was behind the super-buff, senior-licious physique he flaunts in the movie while dispatching a reported 236 bad guys to their maker.

Synthetic HGH is used to replace the growth hormone that’s normally produced in the pituitary in amounts that decline with age. It is used to treat children with certain growth disorders and adults with pituitary failure or HIV-related wasting disease.

Although HGH has not been approved for any other uses, physicians report that athletes and bodybuilders, convinced that it builds muscle and boosts performance, are lining up for the stuff in growing numbers — and becoming savvier consumers, too. “These guys will come in and say, ‘I can get it myself. I want you to tell me if it’s bad for me,’ ” says Dr. Stanley Korenman, an endocrinologist at the University of California, Los Angeles’ David Geffen School of Medicine.

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The Chron On HGH

Feb

7

HGH: Legal?

February 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Is HGH legal? MSN looks at the facts. 

Touted as a wonder drug that builds muscle, sheds fat, and restores youth, HGH has grown into a multibillion-dollar worldwide business, by some estimates. The only problem is, it’s not always a legal one. Though HGH has certain uses approved by the Food and Drug Administration, these don’t include anti-aging therapy, bodybuilding or athletic enhancement.

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MSN Looks At HGH

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