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Will HGH Work for Me?

MaxMore

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I could use some advice. My story is long, so I'll focus on the key points and if anybody has questions I’ll be happy to answer them.

About 10 years ago, I got condition that severely weakened my tendons. By 2018, I lost the ability to walk. Someone suggested I try SARMs, and to my surprise after stacking MK-288, GLD-4077, and MK-677—I was walking again within a month.

In 2021, I lost the ability to walk again. I tried SARMs once more, and while they helped, the effect wasn't as effective this time.

In 2023, my doctor recommended trying peptides. I took TB500, BPC-157, CJC-1295, and Ipamorelin all together. After about three months, I was able to walk about 30 steps with a walker, and I felt like I was making progress.

Unfortunately, my physical therapist pushed me too hard, and I ended up losing all the progress I'd made.

I tried the peptides again, but they didn't work as well the second time.

Now, my doctor suggests trying growth hormone. I'm open to it, but the cost is significant. I could probably afford it for about three months, which is fine if it works, but I'm concerned about spending all that money if it doesn't. I've read that growth hormone treatment typically needs to be continued for a year, which I can't afford.

I've also read that growth hormone should be paired with IGF-1, which I believe is another peptide.

I'm wondering if anyone here can tell me if HGH works faster than what I've read and what I should be sticking with it.
 
There is honestly no way to answer this... with your condition, i would say IMO it would be worth a shot to try it... 3 months would be very very pointless though... that would get you nowhere.. hgh takes time to work and generally you would need to be ready to take it at least a year... based on what you are saying though, there is no way to really answer if it would work or not.. it would be the strongest in terms of everything you have tried... i would be looking at using it with mk2866 and then likely tb500 and bpc157.. you would want 2-3 ius per day of hgh... igf is not something you would want to use...
 
I could use some advice. My story is long, so I'll focus on the key points and if anybody has questions I’ll be happy to answer them.

About 10 years ago, I got condition that severely weakened my tendons. By 2018, I lost the ability to walk. Someone suggested I try SARMs, and to my surprise after stacking MK-288, GLD-4077, and MK-677—I was walking again within a month.

In 2021, I lost the ability to walk again. I tried SARMs once more, and while they helped, the effect wasn't as effective this time.

In 2023, my doctor recommended trying peptides. I took TB500, BPC-157, CJC-1295, and Ipamorelin all together. After about three months, I was able to walk about 30 steps with a walker, and I felt like I was making progress.

Unfortunately, my physical therapist pushed me too hard, and I ended up losing all the progress I'd made.

I tried the peptides again, but they didn't work as well the second time.

Now, my doctor suggests trying growth hormone. I'm open to it, but the cost is significant. I could probably afford it for about three months, which is fine if it works, but I'm concerned about spending all that money if it doesn't. I've read that growth hormone treatment typically needs to be continued for a year, which I can't afford.

I've also read that growth hormone should be paired with IGF-1, which I believe is another peptide.

I'm wondering if anyone here can tell me if HGH works faster than what I've read and what I should be sticking with it.
Agree with @dylangemelli, 3 months of HGH would prob not benefit you as much as running it for longer. Insurance will not pay?
What condition where you diagnosed with?
Why not try the SARM stack that helped the first time?
 
I could use some advice. My story is long, so I'll focus on the key points and if anybody has questions I’ll be happy to answer them.

About 10 years ago, I got condition that severely weakened my tendons. By 2018, I lost the ability to walk. Someone suggested I try SARMs, and to my surprise after stacking MK-288, GLD-4077, and MK-677—I was walking again within a month.

In 2021, I lost the ability to walk again. I tried SARMs once more, and while they helped, the effect wasn't as effective this time.

In 2023, my doctor recommended trying peptides. I took TB500, BPC-157, CJC-1295, and Ipamorelin all together. After about three months, I was able to walk about 30 steps with a walker, and I felt like I was making progress.

Unfortunately, my physical therapist pushed me too hard, and I ended up losing all the progress I'd made.

I tried the peptides again, but they didn't work as well the second time.

Now, my doctor suggests trying growth hormone. I'm open to it, but the cost is significant. I could probably afford it for about three months, which is fine if it works, but I'm concerned about spending all that money if it doesn't. I've read that growth hormone treatment typically needs to be continued for a year, which I can't afford.

I've also read that growth hormone should be paired with IGF-1, which I believe is another peptide.

I'm wondering if anyone here can tell me if HGH works faster than what I've read and what I should be sticking with it.
@MaxMore welcome to the EF family, this is a hard situation you're in sorry to hear it.

But not sure what would work best for you, are you able to walk now at all?
Seems hgh and peptides should help though.
 
Thank you for all the feedback! I suffer from fluoroquinolone toxicity, a debilitating condition that just continues to get worse. I got it when my doctor prescribed Cipro, a drug that carries a black box warning for the exact symptoms I'm experiencing.

The warning even advises against giving fluoroquinolone drugs to athletes, which I was before taking it.

If you search YouTube or TikTok, you'll find countless stories of people affected by this condition. Unfortunately, I'm on the more severe end—I can no longer walk and can barely lift my arms.

I've tried every combination of SARMs and peptides. While they do help, it's not enough to get me out of this wheelchair, and my symptoms worsen significantly when I stopped taking them.
 
Thank you for all the feedback! I suffer from fluoroquinolone toxicity, a debilitating condition that just continues to get worse. I got it when my doctor prescribed Cipro, a drug that carries a black box warning for the exact symptoms I'm experiencing.

The warning even advises against giving fluoroquinolone drugs to athletes, which I was before taking it.

If you search YouTube or TikTok, you'll find countless stories of people affected by this condition. Unfortunately, I'm on the more severe end—I can no longer walk and can barely lift my arms.

I've tried every combination of SARMs and peptides. While they do help, it's not enough to get me out of this wheelchair, and my symptoms worsen significantly when I stopped taking them.
I would definitely give HGH a try at 2IU per day and see if it helps. It could be the miracle your body needs. I would if I was in your shoes. There is so many positive things about HGH I cant even list them all. HGH greatly helps tendon growth. Also make sure and take collagen. You can get it at costco for $30 for a 30 day supply. 20 grams per day. Helps to strengthen your ligaments and tendons.
 
the doctor that screwed you up did you ask him to fix you
you should do it
 
I mean it's worth a shot
I'm not sure if it will cure you but maybe it will help
 
get a log going
would love to see you get better
 
wow never heard of this condition
it really sucks man I would try everything why not
 
I'm no stranger to collagen, magnesium, and about 50 other over-the-counter supplements that supposedly help my condition. HGH is one of the few things I haven’t tried yet, but I’m hesitant to start without committing to a full year since failing to see results would seriously strain my resources.

I did pretty good results when I first took Ipamorelin and CJC, so I’m considering an alternative approach by replacing Ipamorelin with Hexarelin, which I haven't tried yet and might offer a stronger effect. It would certainly be more cost-effective anyway, although I don't know if you have the power to get me over the hump.
 
we really feel for you
can you put up a log so we can track to see if you have improvements
 
I really hope it works out
if so you can help others get better too
 
It's surprising and kind of cool that so many people are interested in my story and want me to start a log—I honestly didn’t expect that. Maybe I’ll look into how to do one.

That said, I don’t really anticipate a happy ending to this story. There have been a few positive moments along the way, but overall, it's been more like a downward drift. I doubt anyone wants to read about that. I feel like I’m at a point where I need to throw up a Hail Mary.
 
I am terribly sorry to hear about all you are dealing and I TRULY wish I had A direct answer for you.. The power of prayer, for me, is what I turn to for anything and everything but that is something that some dont like to hear... There just is no set answer to this condition.. As i previously mentioned, given you have tried everything else, HGH would be the strongest option but that in itself, it is just another shot in the dark basically.. it would be the strongest option but obviously the most expensive.. Im not sure about stem cells helping with this
 
Thank you all for your feedback! I've taken the last couple of days to think about the situation.

My doctor prescribed Zomaction (HGH) 10 mg. I've never used HGH before, so this would be new for me. The recommendation is to take .4 mg daily, which would give me 25 injections per vial. The vial cost is around $650, and over the course of a year, it totals roughly $9500.

However, if I reduce the dose to .3 mg daily, I could stretch the vial to 33 injections, bringing the yearly cost down to about $7,200. That seems more manageable although still bad.

I really want to try it, but I'm worried about spending that much money without seeing the results I hope for. Although I had done well before getting sick, my income is limited due to being totally disabled, and I'm burning through resources quickly, so I have to be cautious.

Can anyone tell me how much more effective .3 mg of HGH would be compared to the CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin stack? The latter is about a third of the price.

I'm also concerned about whether my body will struggle to produce growth on its own after I stop the treatment. If it doesn’t work will I have just totally shot myself in the foot?

These might be dumb questions, but I trust the experiences of those who have used these treatments more than what doctors say—especially since a doctor's mistake with medication caused my illness in the first place.
 
Thank you for all the feedback I’ve received. I’ve decided to give Zomaction (HGH) a try. Using GoodRX, I was able to get a 10mg vial for about $575. I plan to start with 0.3mg per day, though I’m a bit concerned that dosage might be too low.

That said, I think it’s worth a shot rather than resigning myself to spending the rest of my life in this wheelchair.

Some people mentioned that I should start a log. I assume this refers to some kind of blog hosted by Elite Fitness, but I haven't been able to locate it. Can anyone explain what the log is and how I can use it to track my progress?
 
Thank you for all the feedback I’ve received. I’ve decided to give Zomaction (HGH) a try. Using GoodRX, I was able to get a 10mg vial for about $575. I plan to start with 0.3mg per day, though I’m a bit concerned that dosage might be too low.

That said, I think it’s worth a shot rather than resigning myself to spending the rest of my life in this wheelchair.

Some people mentioned that I should start a log. I assume this refers to some kind of blog hosted by Elite Fitness, but I haven't been able to locate it. Can anyone explain what the log is and how I can use it to track my progress?
@MaxMore welcome back to EF family :)

here is how you start a LOG and you should get one up asap so we can guide you :) it will give you EF family exprience

To really guide you we need more info, we need you to share your diet, training, cardio, sleep, supplements etc log with us in a NEW thread, full log journal so our guidance is based on facts you provide.
We have 100s of years of experience between us, you need to post a LOG Journal with your stats (weight,height,age, years training, cycle history) diet, training, cardio, supplement, sleep details. If you don't log what you eat or train now, open NOTES on phone and start recording it there and paste here. Very easy.

Please post a Log Journal asap for us

Please click the anabolic forum
top RIGHT, you see: +POST THREAD
click that

in Title: write your cycle name, like> My _____ Cycle Log
___ = the name of your log
example: My HGH cycle Training Diet Log
in body: write your planned cycle or cycle you doing now, your diet, training and we will help you along on your cycle

here are examples of LOG Journals
 
Thank you for the advice everyone, I am going forward with the treatment and I will post my progress on the log here.

 
Thank you for the advice everyone, I am going forward with the treatment and I will post my progress on the log here.

 
Thank you for the advice everyone, I am going forward with the treatment and I will post my progress on the log here.

checking and approving your log soon :)
 
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