Why HGH is cope and will NOT work for you!!!! (HGH USERS GTFIH!!!)

A lot of People continue to believe that healthy children who lack growth hormone deficiency will experience height increases through HGH injections.

It won’t.

Why?

Let’s get into this


1. How Growth Hormone Actually Works

Human growth hormone (HGH), also called somatotropin, is a hormone that the pituitary gland, which is about the size of a pea and found at the base of your brain, makes and releases

Its main job?

Human growth hormone triggers growth in almost every tissue and organ in your body. It’s mostly known for its growth-promoting effect on cartilage and bone, especially in puberty. Cells in cartilage called chondrocytes and cells in bones called osteoblasts, receive signals from HGH to increase replication and thus allow for growth in size.


2. What the Studies ACTUALLY Show

People often cite studies claiming “HGH increases height.” Let’s clarify what these studies actually studied.

Most research involves children who are GH-deficient children who cannot produce normal levels of GH due to medical conditions. Examples:




VERY Important: These studies are on children who are medically short due to GH deficiency, and do NOT produce enough HGH not normal kids. The effect is correcting a deficiency, not surpassing genetic potential.



Some other studies explore ISS (Idiopathic Short Stature):


B-B-But ISS Children Grew Taller why can’t i?

Let’s clarify: ISS children are not short simply because of genetics. ISS is defined as short stature without a known cause, that INCLUDES GENETICS and many children diagnosed as having ISS have partial GH insensitivity (Evidence: Idiopathic short stature)

Bottom line: if you are within normal growth ranges and are not diagnosed as ISS, these studies do NOT apply to you.


3. Why HGH does NOT work for healthy normal children with PROOF

For children with normal growth hormone (GH) levels, exogenous GH administration cannot increase final adult height. Here’s why:



  • GH does not create new growth potential.
    The growth plates in long bones experience linear growth through their epiphyseal plates. The genetic code determines both number and proliferative capacity of chondrocytes present at these growth plates. GH promotes the growth of chondrocytes and their development into mature cells, yet it cannot boost these cells' genetic-based growth capacity beyond their existing limits.
  • GH cannot override genetic determinants of stature.
    Height is a polygenic trait which multiple genetic loci control its development. The treatment of GH-sufficient children with GH therapy does not affect their gene expression or the genetic skeletal structure which their genome contains.
  • Endocrine feedback loops limit excessive growth signaling.
    The GH–IGF-1 axis is tightly regulated:
    • Elevated serum IGF-1 inhibits hypothalamic GHRH secretion and stimulates somatostatin release, reducing endogenous GH production.
    • Peripheral tissues exhibit receptor-mediated resistance to supra-physiologic GH and IGF-1 concentrations, limiting further cellular proliferation.
  • Physiologic ceiling effect.
    In GH-sufficient children, endogenous GH already saturates IGF-1 production and downstream growth plate signaling. Exogenous GH cannot enhance this process; the system is operating at maximal physiological capacity. Clinical evidence and studies supports these claims: children with normal GH levels do not achieve increased adult height despite high-dose GH administration
EVIDENCE AND STUDIES ON NORMAL KIDS:

Final height after growth hormone therapy in non-growth-hormone-deficient children with short stature - PubMed

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PMC

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002234769470192X

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PubMed



Analogy (for conceptual clarity): Imagine a plant with genetically fixed maximum height. Adequate water and nutrients allow it to reach its potential. Adding more water beyond what it can physiologically use does not make it grow taller; it may even disrupt normal growth processes.

Summary: GH in healthy, non-deficient children simply optimizes a process that is already at capacity. There is no latent or “hidden” height to unlock the endocrine system and growth plates are already functioning at their maximum biological limits.


4. Why people think it works!!!!!!

This is where most people get fooled and start to think it’s working.

HGH can TEMPORARILY increase growth rate (as seen in the studies). You grow faster for a period, but it does NOT increase final adult height. Your genetic height ceiling remains THE SAME. In the end you will grow the same without HGH.


5. What you actually get and are paying for: Side Effects

Injecting ratpiss HGH from Chinese labs is retarded and will NOT work all you are paying for are potential risks including:

  • Insulin resistance
  • Increased risk of type 2 diabetes
  • Fluid retention and edema
  • Joint pain
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Hip growth plate injury
  • Benign intracranial hypertension (severe headaches and vision changes)
  • Abnormal IGF‑1 elevations
  • Theoretical increased cancer risk due to chronic IGF‑1 stimulation
​

6. Summary

HGH only works in:

  • Documented GH deficiency
  • Select ISS cases


HGH does NOT:

  • Make normal kids taller than their genetics allow
  • Extend growth plates
  • Increase final adult height
  • Create height out of nowhere
If you do not have a diagnosed condition, you will not gain any adult height you will only get side effects.

The truth?: There is no hack around genetics. Injecting Chinese ratpiss HGH is expensive, unnecessary, and retarded.



Biology does not care about your retarded cope.
 
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Ahmed88 said:
A lot of People continue to believe that healthy children who lack growth hormone deficiency will experience height increases through HGH injections.

It won’t.

Why?

Let’s get into this


1. How Growth Hormone Actually Works

Human growth hormone (HGH), also called somatotropin, is a hormone that the pituitary gland, which is about the size of a pea and found at the base of your brain, makes and releases

Its main job?

Human growth hormone triggers growth in almost every tissue and organ in your body. It’s mostly known for its growth-promoting effect on cartilage and bone, especially in puberty. Cells in cartilage called chondrocytes and cells in bones called osteoblasts, receive signals from HGH to increase replication and thus allow for growth in size.


2. What the Studies ACTUALLY Show

People often cite studies claiming “HGH increases height.” Let’s clarify what these studies actually studied.

Most research involves children who are GH-deficient children who cannot produce normal levels of GH due to medical conditions. Examples:




VERY Important: These studies are on children who are medically short due to GH deficiency, and do NOT produce enough HGH not normal kids. The effect is correcting a deficiency, not surpassing genetic potential.



Some other studies explore ISS (Idiopathic Short Stature):


B-B-But ISS Children Grew Taller why can’t i?

Let’s clarify: ISS children are not short simply because of genetics. ISS is defined as short stature without a known cause, that INCLUDES GENETICS and many children diagnosed as having ISS have partial GH insensitivity (Evidence: Idiopathic short stature)

Bottom line: if you are within normal growth ranges and are not diagnosed as ISS, these studies do NOT apply to you.


3. Why HGH does NOT work for healthy normal children with PROOF

For children with normal growth hormone (GH) levels, exogenous GH administration cannot increase final adult height. Here’s why:



  • GH does not create new growth potential.
    The growth plates in long bones experience linear growth through their epiphyseal plates. The genetic code determines both number and proliferative capacity of chondrocytes present at these growth plates. GH promotes the growth of chondrocytes and their development into mature cells, yet it cannot boost these cells' genetic-based growth capacity beyond their existing limits.
  • GH cannot override genetic determinants of stature.
    Height is a polygenic trait which multiple genetic loci control its development. The treatment of GH-sufficient children with GH therapy does not affect their gene expression or the genetic skeletal structure which their genome contains.
  • Endocrine feedback loops limit excessive growth signaling.
    The GH–IGF-1 axis is tightly regulated:
    • Elevated serum IGF-1 inhibits hypothalamic GHRH secretion and stimulates somatostatin release, reducing endogenous GH production.
    • Peripheral tissues exhibit receptor-mediated resistance to supra-physiologic GH and IGF-1 concentrations, limiting further cellular proliferation.
  • Physiologic ceiling effect.
    In GH-sufficient children, endogenous GH already saturates IGF-1 production and downstream growth plate signaling. Exogenous GH cannot enhance this process; the system is operating at maximal physiological capacity. Clinical evidence and studies supports these claims: children with normal GH levels do not achieve increased adult height despite high-dose GH administration
EVIDENCE AND STUDIES ON NORMAL KIDS:

Final height after growth hormone therapy in non-growth-hormone-deficient children with short stature - PubMed

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PMC

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002234769470192X

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PubMed



Analogy (for conceptual clarity): Imagine a plant with genetically fixed maximum height. Adequate water and nutrients allow it to reach its potential. Adding more water beyond what it can physiologically use does not make it grow taller; it may even disrupt normal growth processes.

Summary: GH in healthy, non-deficient children simply optimizes a process that is already at capacity. There is no latent or “hidden” height to unlock the endocrine system and growth plates are already functioning at their maximum biological limits.


4. Why people think it works!!!!!!

This is where most people get fooled and start to think it’s working.

HGH can TEMPORARILY increase growth rate (as seen in the studies). You grow faster for a period, but it does NOT increase final adult height. Your genetic height ceiling remains THE SAME. In the end you will grow the same without HGH.


5. What you actually get and are paying for: Side Effects

Injecting ratpiss HGH from Chinese labs is retarded and will NOT work all you are paying for are potential risks including:

  • Insulin resistance
  • Increased risk of type 2 diabetes
  • Fluid retention and edema
  • Joint pain
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Hip growth plate injury
  • Benign intracranial hypertension (severe headaches and vision changes)
  • Abnormal IGF‑1 elevations
  • Theoretical increased cancer risk due to chronic IGF‑1 stimulation
​

6. Summary

HGH only works in:

  • Documented GH deficiency
  • Select ISS cases


HGH does NOT:

  • Make normal kids taller than their genetics allow
  • Extend growth plates
  • Increase final adult height
  • Create height out of nowhere
If you do not have a diagnosed condition, you will not gain any adult height you will only get side effects.

The truth?: There is no hack around genetics. Injecting Chinese ratpiss HGH is expensive, unnecessary, and retarded.



Biology does not care about your retarded cope.
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pure engagement bait. obviously western scientists aren't just going to inject random kids with HGH and show that they became much taller. obviously it wont bypass genetics. from how we know it interacts with the body and all of the anecdotal evidence on this forum and beyond we can see that it can maximize height in an extent more significant than almost anything else we know of.
 
Didnt read. Summarise it @Ahmed88 :feelshaha:
 
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Did he get debunked on this already or can I make a thread about this
 
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Ahmed88 said:
A lot of People continue to believe that healthy children who lack growth hormone deficiency will experience height increases through HGH injections.

It won’t.

Why?

Let’s get into this


1. How Growth Hormone Actually Works

Human growth hormone (HGH), also called somatotropin, is a hormone that the pituitary gland, which is about the size of a pea and found at the base of your brain, makes and releases

Its main job?

Human growth hormone triggers growth in almost every tissue and organ in your body. It’s mostly known for its growth-promoting effect on cartilage and bone, especially in puberty. Cells in cartilage called chondrocytes and cells in bones called osteoblasts, receive signals from HGH to increase replication and thus allow for growth in size.


2. What the Studies ACTUALLY Show

People often cite studies claiming “HGH increases height.” Let’s clarify what these studies actually studied.

Most research involves children who are GH-deficient children who cannot produce normal levels of GH due to medical conditions. Examples:




VERY Important: These studies are on children who are medically short due to GH deficiency, and do NOT produce enough HGH not normal kids. The effect is correcting a deficiency, not surpassing genetic potential.



Some other studies explore ISS (Idiopathic Short Stature):


B-B-But ISS Children Grew Taller why can’t i?

Let’s clarify: ISS children are not short simply because of genetics. ISS is defined as short stature without a known cause, that INCLUDES GENETICS and many children diagnosed as having ISS have partial GH insensitivity (Evidence: Idiopathic short stature)

Bottom line: if you are within normal growth ranges and are not diagnosed as ISS, these studies do NOT apply to you.


3. Why HGH does NOT work for healthy normal children with PROOF

For children with normal growth hormone (GH) levels, exogenous GH administration cannot increase final adult height. Here’s why:



  • GH does not create new growth potential.
    The growth plates in long bones experience linear growth through their epiphyseal plates. The genetic code determines both number and proliferative capacity of chondrocytes present at these growth plates. GH promotes the growth of chondrocytes and their development into mature cells, yet it cannot boost these cells' genetic-based growth capacity beyond their existing limits.
  • GH cannot override genetic determinants of stature.
    Height is a polygenic trait which multiple genetic loci control its development. The treatment of GH-sufficient children with GH therapy does not affect their gene expression or the genetic skeletal structure which their genome contains.
  • Endocrine feedback loops limit excessive growth signaling.
    The GH–IGF-1 axis is tightly regulated:
    • Elevated serum IGF-1 inhibits hypothalamic GHRH secretion and stimulates somatostatin release, reducing endogenous GH production.
    • Peripheral tissues exhibit receptor-mediated resistance to supra-physiologic GH and IGF-1 concentrations, limiting further cellular proliferation.
  • Physiologic ceiling effect.
    In GH-sufficient children, endogenous GH already saturates IGF-1 production and downstream growth plate signaling. Exogenous GH cannot enhance this process; the system is operating at maximal physiological capacity. Clinical evidence and studies supports these claims: children with normal GH levels do not achieve increased adult height despite high-dose GH administration
EVIDENCE AND STUDIES ON NORMAL KIDS:

Final height after growth hormone therapy in non-growth-hormone-deficient children with short stature - PubMed

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PMC

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002234769470192X

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PubMed



Analogy (for conceptual clarity): Imagine a plant with genetically fixed maximum height. Adequate water and nutrients allow it to reach its potential. Adding more water beyond what it can physiologically use does not make it grow taller; it may even disrupt normal growth processes.

Summary: GH in healthy, non-deficient children simply optimizes a process that is already at capacity. There is no latent or “hidden” height to unlock the endocrine system and growth plates are already functioning at their maximum biological limits.


4. Why people think it works!!!!!!

This is where most people get fooled and start to think it’s working.

HGH can TEMPORARILY increase growth rate (as seen in the studies). You grow faster for a period, but it does NOT increase final adult height. Your genetic height ceiling remains THE SAME. In the end you will grow the same without HGH.


5. What you actually get and are paying for: Side Effects

Injecting ratpiss HGH from Chinese labs is retarded and will NOT work all you are paying for are potential risks including:

  • Insulin resistance
  • Increased risk of type 2 diabetes
  • Fluid retention and edema
  • Joint pain
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Hip growth plate injury
  • Benign intracranial hypertension (severe headaches and vision changes)
  • Abnormal IGF‑1 elevations
  • Theoretical increased cancer risk due to chronic IGF‑1 stimulation
​

6. Summary

HGH only works in:

  • Documented GH deficiency
  • Select ISS cases


HGH does NOT:

  • Make normal kids taller than their genetics allow
  • Extend growth plates
  • Increase final adult height
  • Create height out of nowhere
If you do not have a diagnosed condition, you will not gain any adult height you will only get side effects.

The truth?: There is no hack around genetics. Injecting Chinese ratpiss HGH is expensive, unnecessary, and retarded.



Biology does not care about your retarded cope.
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Interesting read
 
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rsj said:
pure engagement bait. obviously western scientists aren't just going to inject random kids with HGH and show that they became much taller. obviously it wont bypass genetics. from how we know it interacts with the body and all of the anecdotal evidence on this forum and beyond we can see that it can maximize height in an extent more significant than almost anything else we know of.
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,,Anecdotal evidence"

Provide it
 
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,,Anecdotal evidence"

Provide it
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this entire forum and other biohacking comms on Reddit are proof bro. you can easily find people reporting significant height increase, it's literally human growth hormone bro. obviously it will make you significantly taller if your plates are open, especially with an ai
 
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this entire forum and other biohacking comms on Reddit are proof bro. you can easily find people reporting significant height increase, it's literally human growth hormone bro. obviously it will make you significantly taller if your plates are open, especially with an ai
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I don’t agree with Ahmed88 but that’s just dumb you can’t claim Reddit as proof and it seems like your spamming buzzwords
 
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this entire forum and other biohacking comms on Reddit are proof bro. you can easily find people reporting significant height increase, it's literally human growth hormone bro. obviously it will make you significantly taller if your plates are open, especially with an ai
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Anyone can post anything online, they could be mistaken or lying.

Even if they’re honest, growing while on HGH doesn’t prove HGH caused it. It could be normal puberty, a late growth spurt, measurement error, or even morning height.

The biggest issue is that most of these kids haven’t even reached final adult height yet. Even if they, how do they know they got taller, They dont know how tall they would’ve been without it,since most of them don't even have a doctor-calculated predicted adult height beforehand.


Stop wasting my time, I can’t debate every grey and can’t make a proper evidence based argument.

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Sure give me some time
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Why make a thread, if you can debate here, i'm not going to bother responding if it's anything stupid

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Didnt read. Summarise it @Ahmed88 :feelshaha:
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HGH is dogshit, there's no evidence for it working but there's evidence for it not working
 
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Ahmed88 said:
Anyone can post anything online, they could be mistaken or lying.

Even if they’re honest, growing while on HGH doesn’t prove HGH caused it. It could be normal puberty, a late growth spurt, measurement error, or even morning height.

The biggest issue is that most of these kids haven’t even reached final adult height yet. If a 15 year old says HGH made him grow ,,4inches taller", how does he know? He doesn’t know how tall he would’ve been without it,since most of them don't even have a doctor-calculated predicted adult height beforehand, so they can’t show HGH made them exceed their expected outcome.


Stop wasting my time, I can’t debate every grey and can’t make a proper evidence-based argument.


Why make a thread, if you can debate here, i'm not going to bother responding if it's anything stupid


HGH is dogshit, there's no evidence for it working but there's evidence for it not working
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you are a forumcel lmao. i've been lurking and implementing protocols before you knew what the bp was. although this account is new, i can tell you human growth hormone is the most effective drug anyone knows of for height except for fgrh3 inhibitors. also teens can use height predictor algos (the same ones doctors use) to see their projection and if their height is above that, that means HGH helped them grow past their predicted height, which does happen on this forum often.
 
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you are a forumcel lmao. i've been lurking and implementing protocols before you knew what the bp was. although this account is new, i can tell you human growth hormone is the most effective drug anyone knows of for height except for fgrh3 inhibitors. also teens can use height predictor algos (the same ones doctors use) to see their projection and if their height is above that, that means HGH helped them grow past their predicted height, which does happen on this forum often.
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Ahmed88 said:
Anyone can post anything online, they could be mistaken or lying.

Even if they’re honest, growing while on HGH doesn’t prove HGH caused it. It could be normal puberty, a late growth spurt, measurement error, or even morning height.

The biggest issue is that most of these kids haven’t even reached final adult height yet. Even if they, how do they know they got taller, They dont know how tall they would’ve been without it,since most of them don't even have a doctor-calculated predicted adult height beforehand.


Stop wasting my time, I can’t debate every grey and can’t make a proper evidence based argument.


Why make a thread, if you can debate here, i'm not going to bother responding if it's anything stupid


HGH is dogshit, there's no evidence for it working but there's evidence for it not working
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Idc, ima use hgh still :feelsgood:
 
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say whatever u want but ive been on a moderate hgh dose for 2 months now and ive grown 2 cm, almost 1 inch. i am 17 years old and 177.5 cm now and 175.5 cm before i started
 
Ahmed88 said:
A lot of People continue to believe that healthy children who lack growth hormone deficiency will experience height increases through HGH injections.

It won’t.

Why?

Let’s get into this


1. How Growth Hormone Actually Works

Human growth hormone (HGH), also called somatotropin, is a hormone that the pituitary gland, which is about the size of a pea and found at the base of your brain, makes and releases

Its main job?

Human growth hormone triggers growth in almost every tissue and organ in your body. It’s mostly known for its growth-promoting effect on cartilage and bone, especially in puberty. Cells in cartilage called chondrocytes and cells in bones called osteoblasts, receive signals from HGH to increase replication and thus allow for growth in size.


2. What the Studies ACTUALLY Show

People often cite studies claiming “HGH increases height.” Let’s clarify what these studies actually studied.

Most research involves children who are GH-deficient children who cannot produce normal levels of GH due to medical conditions. Examples:




VERY Important: These studies are on children who are medically short due to GH deficiency, and do NOT produce enough HGH not normal kids. The effect is correcting a deficiency, not surpassing genetic potential.



Some other studies explore ISS (Idiopathic Short Stature):


B-B-But ISS Children Grew Taller why can’t i?

Let’s clarify: ISS children are not short simply because of genetics. ISS is defined as short stature without a known cause, that INCLUDES GENETICS and many children diagnosed as having ISS have partial GH insensitivity (Evidence: Idiopathic short stature)

Bottom line: if you are within normal growth ranges and are not diagnosed as ISS, these studies do NOT apply to you.


3. Why HGH does NOT work for healthy normal children with PROOF

For children with normal growth hormone (GH) levels, exogenous GH administration cannot increase final adult height. Here’s why:



  • GH does not create new growth potential.
    The growth plates in long bones experience linear growth through their epiphyseal plates. The genetic code determines both number and proliferative capacity of chondrocytes present at these growth plates. GH promotes the growth of chondrocytes and their development into mature cells, yet it cannot boost these cells' genetic-based growth capacity beyond their existing limits.
  • GH cannot override genetic determinants of stature.
    Height is a polygenic trait which multiple genetic loci control its development. The treatment of GH-sufficient children with GH therapy does not affect their gene expression or the genetic skeletal structure which their genome contains.
  • Endocrine feedback loops limit excessive growth signaling.
    The GH–IGF-1 axis is tightly regulated:
    • Elevated serum IGF-1 inhibits hypothalamic GHRH secretion and stimulates somatostatin release, reducing endogenous GH production.
    • Peripheral tissues exhibit receptor-mediated resistance to supra-physiologic GH and IGF-1 concentrations, limiting further cellular proliferation.
  • Physiologic ceiling effect.
    In GH-sufficient children, endogenous GH already saturates IGF-1 production and downstream growth plate signaling. Exogenous GH cannot enhance this process; the system is operating at maximal physiological capacity. Clinical evidence and studies supports these claims: children with normal GH levels do not achieve increased adult height despite high-dose GH administration
EVIDENCE AND STUDIES ON NORMAL KIDS:

Final height after growth hormone therapy in non-growth-hormone-deficient children with short stature - PubMed

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PMC

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002234769470192X

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PubMed



Analogy (for conceptual clarity): Imagine a plant with genetically fixed maximum height. Adequate water and nutrients allow it to reach its potential. Adding more water beyond what it can physiologically use does not make it grow taller; it may even disrupt normal growth processes.

Summary: GH in healthy, non-deficient children simply optimizes a process that is already at capacity. There is no latent or “hidden” height to unlock the endocrine system and growth plates are already functioning at their maximum biological limits.


4. Why people think it works!!!!!!

This is where most people get fooled and start to think it’s working.

HGH can TEMPORARILY increase growth rate (as seen in the studies). You grow faster for a period, but it does NOT increase final adult height. Your genetic height ceiling remains THE SAME. In the end you will grow the same without HGH.


5. What you actually get and are paying for: Side Effects

Injecting ratpiss HGH from Chinese labs is retarded and will NOT work all you are paying for are potential risks including:

  • Insulin resistance
  • Increased risk of type 2 diabetes
  • Fluid retention and edema
  • Joint pain
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Hip growth plate injury
  • Benign intracranial hypertension (severe headaches and vision changes)
  • Abnormal IGF‑1 elevations
  • Theoretical increased cancer risk due to chronic IGF‑1 stimulation
​

6. Summary

HGH only works in:

  • Documented GH deficiency
  • Select ISS cases


HGH does NOT:

  • Make normal kids taller than their genetics allow
  • Extend growth plates
  • Increase final adult height
  • Create height out of nowhere
If you do not have a diagnosed condition, you will not gain any adult height you will only get side effects.

The truth?: There is no hack around genetics. Injecting Chinese ratpiss HGH is expensive, unnecessary, and retarded.



Biology does not care about your retarded cope.
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i'm pretty sure you're supposed to take hgh with an fgfr3 inhibitor to bypass the genetic limit issue
 
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say whatever u want but ive been on a moderate hgh dose for 2 months now and ive grown 2 cm, almost 1 inch. i am 17 years old and 177.5 cm now and 175.5 cm before i started
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First of all, any ,,growth" you see is just increased height velocity....which just shows you didn't read my thread and just commented bs

Second of all, not even kids with gigantism grow that fast.....

So either you're lying or have some rare super-gigantism...

I can't with these retards

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i'm pretty sure you're supposed to take hgh with an fgfr3 inhibitor to bypass the genetic limit issue
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No, why would that pass the ,,genetic limit"?

Don't just throw compund names with no argument behind it.
 
what is your take on fgfr3 inhibitors ? Could they work better .
 
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what is your take on fgfr3 inhibitors ? Could they work better .
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No, they couldn’t.

There’s no proof, so any claims about them are still theoretical. There are multiple issues with the theory that FGFR3 inhibitors could increase adult height in normal, healthy kids, tho, the main concern still being the “genetic limit.”
 
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No, they couldn’t.

There’s no proof, so any claims about them are still theoretical. There are multiple issues with the theory that FGFR3 inhibitors could increase adult height in normal, healthy kids, tho, the main concern still being the “genetic limit.”
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i dont think i have reached it tho . i want to try at least gambling with erda instead of hgh even if i go blind lol [ i already am JFL]
 
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I mean, you do you, tbh

I can't stop people from not listening
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i appreciate it but before dying at least i wanna try doing something even if its only theoratical.
 
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4 IU :unsure:
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im not using it for height

hgh has many other good effects like

sleep, recovery, performance, fuller muscles due to it holding on water... etc.

so yeah i sleep like a fucking baby every night its so nice

weights also got upped in the gym heh
 
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i appreciate it but before dying at least i wanna try doing something even if its only theoratical.
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Fair enough

Rep me tho nigger

zennn said:
im not using it for height

hgh has many other good effects like

sleep, recovery, performance, fuller muscles due to it holding on water... etc.

so yeah i sleep like a fucking baby every night its so nice

weights also got upped in the gym heh
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Fair enough

Still a very very shit roi

Way better compounds out there doing exactly that but better with way way way less or even no sides
 
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Fair enough

Still a very very shit roi

Way better compounds out there with way way way less or even no sides
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yes youre right but overall the only thing i have noticed is bloat on my hands and face

i am already on 5mg reta and berberine so insulin resistence aint a big problem

for the joint pain i also use bpc157/tb500 very good cant complain

i sometimes get carpal tunnel but i dont mind that
 
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zennn said:
yes youre right but overall the only thing i have noticed is bloat on my hands and face

i am already on 5mg reta and berberine so insulin resistence aint a big problem

for the joint pain i also use bpc157/tb500 very good cant complain

i sometimes get carpal tunnel but i dont mind that
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Yeah fair enough


4 iu is a low dose, so the sides aren't that bad/severe anyway

Personally still wouldn't risk it, with way better compounds out there
 
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Yeah fair enough


4 iu is a low dose, so the sides aren't that bad/severe anyway

Personally still wouldn't risk it, with way better compounds out there
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i am low inhib master no side effects

i will pair it with roids soon anyway it has good synergy:AyameFukireta:
 
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Ahmed88 said:
A lot of People continue to believe that healthy children who lack growth hormone deficiency will experience height increases through HGH injections.

It won’t.

Why?

Let’s get into this


1. How Growth Hormone Actually Works

Human growth hormone (HGH), also called somatotropin, is a hormone that the pituitary gland, which is about the size of a pea and found at the base of your brain, makes and releases

Its main job?

Human growth hormone triggers growth in almost every tissue and organ in your body. It’s mostly known for its growth-promoting effect on cartilage and bone, especially in puberty. Cells in cartilage called chondrocytes and cells in bones called osteoblasts, receive signals from HGH to increase replication and thus allow for growth in size.


2. What the Studies ACTUALLY Show

People often cite studies claiming “HGH increases height.” Let’s clarify what these studies actually studied.

Most research involves children who are GH-deficient children who cannot produce normal levels of GH due to medical conditions. Examples:




VERY Important: These studies are on children who are medically short due to GH deficiency, and do NOT produce enough HGH not normal kids. The effect is correcting a deficiency, not surpassing genetic potential.



Some other studies explore ISS (Idiopathic Short Stature):


B-B-But ISS Children Grew Taller why can’t i?

Let’s clarify: ISS children are not short simply because of genetics. ISS is defined as short stature without a known cause, that INCLUDES GENETICS and many children diagnosed as having ISS have partial GH insensitivity (Evidence: Idiopathic short stature)

Bottom line: if you are within normal growth ranges and are not diagnosed as ISS, these studies do NOT apply to you.


3. Why HGH does NOT work for healthy normal children with PROOF

For children with normal growth hormone (GH) levels, exogenous GH administration cannot increase final adult height. Here’s why:



  • GH does not create new growth potential.
    The growth plates in long bones experience linear growth through their epiphyseal plates. The genetic code determines both number and proliferative capacity of chondrocytes present at these growth plates. GH promotes the growth of chondrocytes and their development into mature cells, yet it cannot boost these cells' genetic-based growth capacity beyond their existing limits.
  • GH cannot override genetic determinants of stature.
    Height is a polygenic trait which multiple genetic loci control its development. The treatment of GH-sufficient children with GH therapy does not affect their gene expression or the genetic skeletal structure which their genome contains.
  • Endocrine feedback loops limit excessive growth signaling.
    The GH–IGF-1 axis is tightly regulated:
    • Elevated serum IGF-1 inhibits hypothalamic GHRH secretion and stimulates somatostatin release, reducing endogenous GH production.
    • Peripheral tissues exhibit receptor-mediated resistance to supra-physiologic GH and IGF-1 concentrations, limiting further cellular proliferation.
  • Physiologic ceiling effect.
    In GH-sufficient children, endogenous GH already saturates IGF-1 production and downstream growth plate signaling. Exogenous GH cannot enhance this process; the system is operating at maximal physiological capacity. Clinical evidence and studies supports these claims: children with normal GH levels do not achieve increased adult height despite high-dose GH administration
EVIDENCE AND STUDIES ON NORMAL KIDS:

Final height after growth hormone therapy in non-growth-hormone-deficient children with short stature - PubMed

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PMC

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002234769470192X

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PubMed



Analogy (for conceptual clarity): Imagine a plant with genetically fixed maximum height. Adequate water and nutrients allow it to reach its potential. Adding more water beyond what it can physiologically use does not make it grow taller; it may even disrupt normal growth processes.

Summary: GH in healthy, non-deficient children simply optimizes a process that is already at capacity. There is no latent or “hidden” height to unlock the endocrine system and growth plates are already functioning at their maximum biological limits.


4. Why people think it works!!!!!!

This is where most people get fooled and start to think it’s working.

HGH can TEMPORARILY increase growth rate (as seen in the studies). You grow faster for a period, but it does NOT increase final adult height. Your genetic height ceiling remains THE SAME. In the end you will grow the same without HGH.


5. What you actually get and are paying for: Side Effects

Injecting ratpiss HGH from Chinese labs is retarded and will NOT work all you are paying for are potential risks including:

  • Insulin resistance
  • Increased risk of type 2 diabetes
  • Fluid retention and edema
  • Joint pain
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Hip growth plate injury
  • Benign intracranial hypertension (severe headaches and vision changes)
  • Abnormal IGF‑1 elevations
  • Theoretical increased cancer risk due to chronic IGF‑1 stimulation
​

6. Summary

HGH only works in:

  • Documented GH deficiency
  • Select ISS cases


HGH does NOT:

  • Make normal kids taller than their genetics allow
  • Extend growth plates
  • Increase final adult height
  • Create height out of nowhere
If you do not have a diagnosed condition, you will not gain any adult height you will only get side effects.

The truth?: There is no hack around genetics. Injecting Chinese ratpiss HGH is expensive, unnecessary, and retarded.



Biology does not care about your retarded cope.
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Sorry if it’s a stupid question I’m just not very well educated on this but on the first study in the third section about FAH on the people with normal gh levels being given hgh it says they grew taller initially but skeletal maturation led to them ending up at a similar height to what they’d be anyways, but couldn’t using an AI partially offset the skeletal maturation leading to longer time for height growth allowing them to grow taller than potential? Don’t call me stupid just genuinely answer
 
That's why I thought they use AI in combination with hgh, rather than just hgh
 
r4pid said:
Some people say estrogen plays a role in closing the growth plates
Would blocking estrogen during puberty increase potential for height, despite obvious risks that would come with that
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Yes
He mentioned this in the thread
 
sq_blr said:
Sorry if it’s a stupid question I’m just not very well educated on this but on the first study in the third section about FAH on the people with normal gh levels being given hgh it says they grew taller initially but skeletal maturation led to them ending up at a similar height
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A bit more nuanced then that but correct.
sq_blr said:
but couldn’t using an AI partially offset the skeletal maturation leading to longer time for height growth allowing them to grow taller than potential? Don’t call me stupid just genuinely answer
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Bars said:
That's why I thought they use AI in combination with hgh, rather than just hgh
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It's a valid question, but

The bone age advancement isn’t coming from estrogen in the first place.

GH and IGF-1 stimulate the growth plate and accelerate skeletal maturation, so they can advance bone age even without increasing estrogen levels. Aromatase inhibitors mainly reduce estrogen, but that doesn’t completely stop the growth plate’s intrinsic maturation or aging process

AIs in general also can’t slow bone age advancement like a lot of people think they can, and have very very very severe sides (aesthetically too), although that’s a topic on its own and I might make a thread explaining it later.

ogrecel67 said:
Yes
He mentioned this in the thread
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No i didn't
 
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Ahmed88 said:
A lot of People continue to believe that healthy children who lack growth hormone deficiency will experience height increases through HGH injections.

It won’t.

Why?

Let’s get into this


1. How Growth Hormone Actually Works

Human growth hormone (HGH), also called somatotropin, is a hormone that the pituitary gland, which is about the size of a pea and found at the base of your brain, makes and releases

Its main job?

Human growth hormone triggers growth in almost every tissue and organ in your body. It’s mostly known for its growth-promoting effect on cartilage and bone, especially in puberty. Cells in cartilage called chondrocytes and cells in bones called osteoblasts, receive signals from HGH to increase replication and thus allow for growth in size.


2. What the Studies ACTUALLY Show

People often cite studies claiming “HGH increases height.” Let’s clarify what these studies actually studied.

Most research involves children who are GH-deficient children who cannot produce normal levels of GH due to medical conditions. Examples:




VERY Important: These studies are on children who are medically short due to GH deficiency, and do NOT produce enough HGH not normal kids. The effect is correcting a deficiency, not surpassing genetic potential.



Some other studies explore ISS (Idiopathic Short Stature):


B-B-But ISS Children Grew Taller why can’t i?

Let’s clarify: ISS children are not short simply because of genetics. ISS is defined as short stature without a known cause, that INCLUDES GENETICS and many children diagnosed as having ISS have partial GH insensitivity (Evidence: Idiopathic short stature)

Bottom line: if you are within normal growth ranges and are not diagnosed as ISS, these studies do NOT apply to you.


3. Why HGH does NOT work for healthy normal children with PROOF

For children with normal growth hormone (GH) levels, exogenous GH administration cannot increase final adult height. Here’s why:



  • GH does not create new growth potential.
    The growth plates in long bones experience linear growth through their epiphyseal plates. The genetic code determines both number and proliferative capacity of chondrocytes present at these growth plates. GH promotes the growth of chondrocytes and their development into mature cells, yet it cannot boost these cells' genetic-based growth capacity beyond their existing limits.
  • GH cannot override genetic determinants of stature.
    Height is a polygenic trait which multiple genetic loci control its development. The treatment of GH-sufficient children with GH therapy does not affect their gene expression or the genetic skeletal structure which their genome contains.
  • Endocrine feedback loops limit excessive growth signaling.
    The GH–IGF-1 axis is tightly regulated:
    • Elevated serum IGF-1 inhibits hypothalamic GHRH secretion and stimulates somatostatin release, reducing endogenous GH production.
    • Peripheral tissues exhibit receptor-mediated resistance to supra-physiologic GH and IGF-1 concentrations, limiting further cellular proliferation.
  • Physiologic ceiling effect.
    In GH-sufficient children, endogenous GH already saturates IGF-1 production and downstream growth plate signaling. Exogenous GH cannot enhance this process; the system is operating at maximal physiological capacity. Clinical evidence and studies supports these claims: children with normal GH levels do not achieve increased adult height despite high-dose GH administration
EVIDENCE AND STUDIES ON NORMAL KIDS:

Final height after growth hormone therapy in non-growth-hormone-deficient children with short stature - PubMed

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PMC

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002234769470192X

No Improvement of Adult Height in Non-growth Hormone (GH) Deficient Short Children with GH Treatment - PubMed



Analogy (for conceptual clarity): Imagine a plant with genetically fixed maximum height. Adequate water and nutrients allow it to reach its potential. Adding more water beyond what it can physiologically use does not make it grow taller; it may even disrupt normal growth processes.

Summary: GH in healthy, non-deficient children simply optimizes a process that is already at capacity. There is no latent or “hidden” height to unlock the endocrine system and growth plates are already functioning at their maximum biological limits.


4. Why people think it works!!!!!!

This is where most people get fooled and start to think it’s working.

HGH can TEMPORARILY increase growth rate (as seen in the studies). You grow faster for a period, but it does NOT increase final adult height. Your genetic height ceiling remains THE SAME. In the end you will grow the same without HGH.


5. What you actually get and are paying for: Side Effects

Injecting ratpiss HGH from Chinese labs is retarded and will NOT work all you are paying for are potential risks including:

  • Insulin resistance
  • Increased risk of type 2 diabetes
  • Fluid retention and edema
  • Joint pain
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Hip growth plate injury
  • Benign intracranial hypertension (severe headaches and vision changes)
  • Abnormal IGF‑1 elevations
  • Theoretical increased cancer risk due to chronic IGF‑1 stimulation
​

6. Summary

HGH only works in:

  • Documented GH deficiency
  • Select ISS cases


HGH does NOT:

  • Make normal kids taller than their genetics allow
  • Extend growth plates
  • Increase final adult height
  • Create height out of nowhere
If you do not have a diagnosed condition, you will not gain any adult height you will only get side effects.

The truth?: There is no hack around genetics. Injecting Chinese ratpiss HGH is expensive, unnecessary, and retarded.



Biology does not care about your retarded cope.
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is this guy lying in his story then or was it the other stuff he was using
 
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