Think ive gained height on hgh at 17

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So normally on the bus my head barely hits the roof of the bus while walking In it. Today my head was fully on it even when I slouched a bit.
 
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I don't think HGH increases your height unless you have a HGH deficiency tbh, i haven't seen any one who without a doubt actually height ascended from HGH blasting
only thing i've seen work is aromasin and even that makes you retarded since it's a permanent inhibitor and estrogen is vital to brain function
 
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Could just be genes bro, the chondrocytes seem to have a limit built in, HGH just speeds it up a little. Also the increase in IGF-1 will cause your body to make less GH on it's own
 
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So normally on the bus my head barely hits the roof of the bus while walking In it. Today my head was fully on it even when I slouched a bit.
how long you have been pining?
 
since it's a permanent inhibitor and estrogen is vital to brain function
You're somewhat right about hgh, this just isnt true tho. Your body replenishes the aromatase once you stop taking
 
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You're somewhat right about hgh, this just isnt true tho. Your body replenishes the aromatase once you stop taking
it's a permanent inhibitor look it up
 
I don't think HGH increases your height unless you have a HGH deficiency tbh, i haven't seen any one who without a doubt actually height ascended from HGH blasting
only thing i've seen work is aromasin and even that makes you retarded since it's a permanent inhibitor and estrogen is vital to brain function
Last time I measured I was 5,11 on the dot now I'm 5,11 1/2
 
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it's a permanent inhibitor look it up
You're misunderstanding the literature.
"Exemestane is an oral steroidal aromatase inhibitor used in the adjuvant treatment of hormonally-responsive (also called hormone-receptor-positive, estrogen-responsive) breast cancer in postmenopausal women. It irreversibly binds to the active site of the enzyme resulting in permanent inhibition."

What this means is that it permanently disables an aromatase enzyme. Your body, however, makes new aromatase enzymes through the CYP19A1 gene.
The effect is permanent on the enzyme not on the body
(bold letters are not meant to be condescending btw im just trying to make it clearer)
 
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You're misunderstanding the literature.
"Exemestane is an oral steroidal aromatase inhibitor used in the adjuvant treatment of hormonally-responsive (also called hormone-receptor-positive, estrogen-responsive) breast cancer in postmenopausal women. It irreversibly binds to the active site of the enzyme resulting in permanent inhibition."

What this means is that it permanently disables an aromatase enzyme. Your body, however, makes new aromatase enzymes through the CYP19A1 gene.
The effect is permanent on the enzyme not on the body
Well I'll be damned, you're right
(bold letters are not meant to be condescending btw im just trying to make it clearer)
I know

I've seen many anecdotes from women with brreast cancer who have taken the medication who have said that their brain fog has stayed for years
 
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I've seen many anecdotes from women with brreast cancer who have taken the medication who have said that their brain fog has stayed for years
Can't speak on that my only theory might be bone demineralization so electrolyte shortage. Maybe its placebo aswell cuz at that age u just get brain fog
 
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