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Will testosterone help increase bone mass at age 16?
 
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Yeah , but I wouldn’t recommend it

If you do do a low dose since it will rape your growth plates even with an ai
 
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I’m not joking—I just don’t know much about this. Could you explain in more detail how to avoid the shutdown caused by HGH, or what to take instead of it?
jfl is this bait?
no. none of them will close your growth plates other than hgh, which can be prevented
 
Would they actually? Do you know if there’s a thread on org about it I’ve been tryna research it recently ngl :feelsuhh:
Yes they are osteoporosis meds, therefore they bind to PTH1 receptors on osteoblasts, which ofcourse stimulates osteoblasts meaning you start building bone

Also I think I saw a PTH analogs thread made by @Zagro once if I remember right
 
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I’m not joking—I just don’t know much about this. Could you explain in more detail how to avoid the shutdown caused by HGH, or what to take instead of it?
fgfr3 inhibitors maximise the potential your growthplates can be
aromatase inhibitors limit the conversion of testosterone to estrogen in your body, and estrogen closes growth plates quicker, so stopping that transfer keeps your growth plates open for longer
 
They would but local aromatization would still affect growth plates by the interacting and parcrine system
To be honest, my main goal is to gain bone mass—preferably in the face, and in the shoulders too, if I get lucky. Otherwise, I’m 178 cm tall, and I’m happy with my height.
 
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To be honest, my main goal is to gain bone mass—preferably in the face, and in the shoulders too, if I get lucky. Otherwise, I’m 178 cm tall, and I’m happy with my height.
Yeah if your happy go for it

You can use other androgens as well to speed up the process
 
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I don't understand the abbreviations; I'm from Russia. Please explain it without using abbreviations.
That’s the literal name bro PTH (Parathyroid Hormone) analog a lil more detailed: Parathyroid hormone-related protein (PTHrP)
 
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