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Cool Novice 
Posts: 21 |
So, I recently found out that a friend of mine had a hormone imbalance growing up. He was prescribed GH replacement for 15 years straight. He has recently started working out with me and is making great progress for a 5'7" 140 lb newbie. It's obviously way too early for him to consider juicing, but if he wants GH all he has to do is say the word to his doc. His insurance would cover it. That means if I want GH, all I have to do is ask him to say the word. Now, I am still learning about AS, GH, etc. and haven't made the jump to the dark side yet... Honestly, I don't plan to for a little while, so I won't be taking advantage of the situation. Still, I'm curious what you other bros would do given the same circumstances. On one hand, its free GH... On the other hand, if the doc figures out that the friend isn't taking the stuff and is instead passing it on to someone else, there's a chance of getting nailed for possession, insurance fraud, etc. Whattaya think? Would you risk it?     | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder 
Posts: 360 |
slight chance in hell, if the Dr. thinks it is not working, he will only increase the doseage. You cant detect GH in the body so there is no way to tell if your friend is using it or not. But please do not make HGH part of your first cycle | ||
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Cool Novice
Posts: 14 |
Get the shit while you can! | ||
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Cool Novice
Posts: 25 |
you need to think like a business person. take some and sell some to cover the cost of AS. kick back some money to your friend too. |
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posted October 04, 2000 02:07 PM