Reply With Quoteits probally shit! i dont belive it
who has tried some of the GH available?
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02-19-2005, 10:38 AM #1Kaobon Liverpool
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who has tried some of the GH available?
Ive been doing some reading and although you can only take hgh with injections, some of these products claim to stimulate your own gh production through tabs and transdermals.
How good are these products? Are they all just hype?
I believe these GHRP-2 and GHRP-6 things are meant to be effective. Has there been any released in a supplement form yet? And does it work? Or is there any news on their development?
Im reading about this P-GH at http://www.universalkits.com/P-GH.htm has anyone tried this product?
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i've heard the only way to significantly raise human GH levels is through injection, so they are most likely a waste of $/£
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vpx has one called hemogex and ive heard older men getting really good results people under 30 i dont think it will do anything 40 and up will most likely see good gains thats the only gh booster i would trust
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