What's the Verdict on HGH and Skeletal Growth?

gazziman 2017-02-08 06:00:23 UTC #1

Scenario using myself as an example:

I'm 21 years old, have narrow shoulders, thin joints, long limbs, wide hips. Health cautions set aside, would I benefit from a year to two year long cycle of HGH in terms of skeletal growth (wider shoulders, thicker wrists, bigger hands.)

After weighing the potential benefits and risks, I've decided that I am going to start my HGH cycle very soon and I will keep you guys posted on the results I'm hoping to see (shoulder width, joint thickness, etc.)

mwhities 2017-02-08 17:08:58 UTC #2

You've prolly hit your "skeletal" growth limit (age). I doubt it'll do anything for your bones. It will however help your muscles grow which will make you look wider, thicker, and bigger.

Maybe eating more (a LOT) and training naturally will be the best option for you. If you read any posts on here, you will see "first cycle" posts that say they want to get big and strong and never really put for the effort in their diet or gym.

Try that for the next 10+ years and come back after that. If you are wispy like you made yourself out to be, you will grow a lot for the first 4-5 years. Enjoy what nature (or whatever deity) gave you and work your ass off before trying to use a drug.

gazziman 2017-02-09 01:14:32 UTC #3

I'm 6'4", 230 lbs. I do not look better the bigger I get with the frame I have, I need a bigger frame to achieve an appealing look.

mwhities 2017-02-11 15:44:05 UTC #4

Well, I don't know enough, so I'll back out, but I really don't see anyway to "make" your bones grow. If that were the case, little people would be using it.

RampantBadger 2017-02-11 16:36:26 UTC #5

Totally unnecessary, just do this on shoulder day. Spend all that money ona years worth of Plazma, Mag 10 and grass fed beef and you will look amazing....