Human Growth Hormone - yes or no?

[Essie]

A major concern I have is accelerating cancer growth.

Being over 40 I've been seriously thinking about running GH. I have a lot of cancers in my family though and am worried about the cancer thing. Bodybuilding is a lifestyle and hobby for me and not worth bringing on the premature end of my life.

Do you think the cancer risks are overstated?

To be honest, no, I don't think so at all. Like I explained above, it cannot CAUSE CANCER per sè, but if your genetics (or damaged DNA somewhere along the line) promotes you to have malignant cell growth, then the use of GH WILL accelerate it without a shadow of a doubt. If you know that your bloodline has a history of cancer, then I would advise you to stay away from running GH.

 

[MaxxReps]

That was my thinking as well.

Perhaps that is something that you could list that in your negatives.

 

[fizzisnumerouno]

To be honest, no, I don't think so at all. Like I explained above, it cannot CAUSE CANCER per sè, but if your genetics (or damaged DNA somewhere along the line) promotes you to have malignant cell growth, then the use of GH WILL accelerate it without a shadow of a doubt. If you know that your bloodline has a history of cancer, then I would advise you to stay away from running GH.

What do you think about GHRP?

 

[Essie]

What do you think about GHRP?

I don't think that, even run at Saturation dosage, GHRP can yield the same results as actual GH, but I think it could also play a negative role in accelerating cell growth in malignant tissue