Hi.

I had placed this in another forum.
Thought you might be interested

I've met the expert's expert on HGH injections.
His name is Ellis Toussier.
He says that oral HGH does not work for the same reason that insulin taken orally does not work:
The molecules are very big and get destroyed
during digestion.

Although his area of expetise is anti-aging he treats
several short young people. All of them are doing
remarkable progress.

He says there are no side effects. He won't treat
anyone above 20 (at least not for growing). The sooner
you start the better., i.e. as a kid.

Each injection costs around $50. The injections
maker is Lilly.

You can check his pages at
http://www.rajeun.net/rejuvenation.html


All the best,

Salvador

Here's another link:
Buying Growth Hormone in Mexico
http://www.rajeun.net/buying.html

This is taken from http://www.geocities.com/gainheight/Growtaller.htm

Manmade growth hormone are administered by a series of injections (which could cost anywhere from $12,000 to $18,000 a year), and is prescribed after careful evaluation of a person's growth pattern and growth potential. These injections may help you grow, but inducing growth too quickly may inhibit later growth. Growth hormone may produce various other side effects, such as: high cholesterol, diabetes, liver abnormalities, increased tissue stiffness, carpal tunnel syndrome, musculoskeletal disease, neuropathy, allergic reactions, pancreatitis, hyperglycemia, visual deterioration, headaches, vomiting, increased liver enzyme levels, increased sweating, edema, pain in general and back pain specifically. Make your choice. Furthermore, if you receive these injections, your body will adapt to this drug, and will refuse to produce natural growth hormone after you stop receiving injections

Did you get the last part? your body refused to produce it's own natural GH after the injections so you start aging as quickly as an 80 year old who's GH level is at minimum.

as long as you dont take it alot

IT SAYS THAT its a scam product if they sell GH in us go to the site and read

I went to see an endocrinologist (Dr.Diego Strossi at Hospital Angeles in Mexico City)and asked about all those side reactions.

He said that if you stay into recommended dosages you won't get any side effects.

I asked about seratogogues and he mentioned eating pistachos, amaranth seeds (alegrias), nuts and watermelons. They contain L-dopa.

L-argirine is also a good seratogogue. But seratogogues will produce minimal amounts of HGH

bump!