Re: beyondhom Re: rubric help & thoughts needed

I think a word of caution is called for! 

HGH is not a 'benevolent' substance, but a hormone, with all the risks that this implies. You don't undertake a course of HGH lightly - and there must be compelling reasons to do so, as there are some well-documented side effects, such as joint pain and a risk of developing diabetes.

By all means look into it, but if the issue is simply one of being small, or petite, rather than being abnormally underdeveloped, I would avoid it. Long-term effects? Who knows - and effects on any children that you have? Unkown. I know of no hormone replacement therapy that is satisfactory in fact. We meddle with nature at our peril.

Liz


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Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2012 5:31 PM
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Human Growth Hormone is a legal drug in Australia if prescribed by a doctor.

http://www.pbs.gov.au/pbs/search?term=somatropin+%28recombinant+human+growth+hormone%29&analyse=false&search-type=medicines

Its use in anti-aging is considered ‘off label’ by the Therapeutic Goods Administration i.e. recognized but not approved.  Fortunately, as it is the most researched drug ever, the scientific data supports its use and positive effects, making it so commonly used by thousands over the world.

http://www.argera.com.au/anti-aging/what-growth-hormone

Susan



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From: Jane MacRoss <[email protected]>
To: beyondhomeopathy <[email protected]>
Sent: Tue, Mar 27, 2012 7:53 am
Subject: Re: beyondhom Re: rubric help & thoughts needed


  
 
HGH is only available here in Australia as a  homeopathic preparation.

Jane

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  Allopaths give growth hormone injections, HGH, if homeopathy can't help, no reason allopathy shouldn't be tried.  I think before puberty is when they do it, so she can still be eligible.

  Susan


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