I mean hgh during infancy probably wouldn’t work but I’d say it’s ok since not doing it will probably make the child’s life arguably worse than not taking it.I'm kinda joking but not really. Is this an ethical thing to do? You are making a life altering decision for him without his consent which is pretty wrong, but by doing nothing he misses out on potential benefits that would greatly improve his quality of life.
Not worth it gotta wait till they are 8 and also gotta monitor them extra hgh might be useless and if your child tells anyone about what your doing to them you are cooked so i would just monitor the kid and also tell him to say its medicine or something that he is getting injected withI'm kinda joking but not really. Is this an ethical thing to do? You are making a life altering decision for him without his consent which is pretty wrong, but by doing nothing he misses out on potential benefits that would greatly improve his quality of life.
I'm not really asking about the logistics of it, more so is it an ethical thing to do?
Its not really ethical but its ok if you know what you are doing also it could be bad because if they dont really need it it might just speed up growth velocity and make them just reach their adult height faster but but it will definitely help if their hgh levels are low or deficient
