Supplements such as HGH pro or Humanotropin by Supreme Sports Enhancements.
My nephew whose 15 asked me this but I didn't have a legitimate answer for him.
Not pure HGH, just the supplements that claim to increase HGH
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Supplements such as HGH pro or Humanotropin by Supreme Sports Enhancements.
My nephew whose 15 asked me this but I didn't have a legitimate answer for him.
Not pure HGH, just the supplements that claim to increase HGH
He's 15, he's still growing and messing with HGH at that age is NOT a good idea.
I've never heard of any hgh-increasing supplements actually working. Could potentially be an unsafe waste of money, especially at his age.
Maybe discuss with an actual doctor?
Agree with Xyas.
Possibly try Rhodiola. It's an adaptogenic herb that possesses the ability to increase the body's capacity to adapt to stress conditions. Therefore, as long as he is eating enough macro-nutrients and taking a multivitamin, his body will better adapt to those stresses. This herb is helpful with any stresses from resistance training to low fat nutrition.
he is 15.all he needs to do is lift,lift right,train consistant and eat and he will unquestionably making gains...i saw my bro start at 16,just trained and ate,by time he was 22 he was 210lbs and at 5'5" ready to compete in 2 all natural shows and he was about 130lbs when he started training... When i say eat i MEAN EAT.not 3 or 4 times a day...if io stated his meals,forget about it..he was taking his food out with him in coolers if he was out with friends.
[QUOTE=UtahRugger;963496773]Agree with Xyas.
Possibly try Rhodiola. It's an adaptogenic herb that possesses the ability to increase the body's capacity to adapt to stress conditions. Therefore, as long as he is eating enough macro-nutrients and taking a multivitamin, his body will better adapt to those stresses. This herb is helpful with any stresses from resistance training to low fat nutrition.[/QUOTE]
lol wut? what does this have to do with the question?
Dude, I'll break it down for you...
15 year-old kid does not need any HgH supps. Take Rhodiola instead. All natural and won't f**k him up.
[QUOTE=UtahRugger;963504393]Dude, I'll break it down for you...
15 year-old kid does not need any HgH supps. Take Rhodiola instead. All natural and won't f**k him up.[/QUOTE]
A 15 year old kid doesn't need Rhodiola or really any supplements. Food, more food, and good exercise program and even those won't combat his genetics. Genetics are what will determine how tall he will get.
[QUOTE=UtahRugger;963504393]Dude, I'll break it down for you...
15 year-old kid does not need any HgH supps. Take Rhodiola instead. All natural and won't f**k him up.[/QUOTE]
Why the **** does he need an adaptogen????? He only wanted to know if it would increase height. He wasn't looking to have random products pimped at him you ****ing moron.
lulz @ any OTC oral GH product.
He's not asking about muscle gains guys.. just height
No supplement will increase your height.. no matter the claims.
It's not possible.
[QUOTE=dashparr7;963487523]Supplements such as HGH pro or Humanotropin by Supreme Sports Enhancements.
My nephew whose 15 asked me this but I didn't have a legitimate answer for him.
Not pure HGH, just the supplements that claim to increase HGH[/QUOTE]
Go to a doctor... nothing on here will help you, that is a question for your nephews doctor and parents. No one else.
[QUOTE=Ummabeast;963527513]No supplement will increase your height.. no matter the claims.
It's not possible.[/QUOTE]
Wrong.
[QUOTE=dashparr7;963487523]Supplements such as HGH pro or Humanotropin by Supreme Sports Enhancements.
My nephew whose 15 asked me this but I didn't have a legitimate answer for him.
Not pure HGH, just the supplements that claim to increase HGH[/QUOTE]
at 15, he does not need to be using anything supplement wise. However, to address the question, no natural HGH booster will lead to enough HGH release to increase height. Again, he should not be concearned with taking ANYTHING at that age. Let his body form on its schedule... just feed it proper nutrition, rest, activity and he will be fine
Tell him to do squats, thought I read that they naturally increase your hgh levels. At 15 he shouldn't be on hgh or any workout supplements.
Lol at this thread. Almost no one answered his actual question. To OP-No, OTC supplements will not increase his height.
He would need to be taking prescription HGH in large amounts by injection for that to work. I'm not even sure if that's been proven to accelerate growth. I know that once you get so old something happens to your bones and it's not possible to grow taller any longer, no matter what. Not sure what the average age is for this though.
[QUOTE=Blacklabel3;963681413]He would need to be taking prescription HGH in large amounts by injection for that to work. I'm not even sure if that's been proven to accelerate growth. I know that once you get so old something happens to your bones and it's not possible to grow taller any longer, no matter what. Not sure what the average age is for this though.[/QUOTE]
yeah. you have some ends on the bones which lessen with age. once they are completely diminished, your bones cant grow. its been long since i reviewed all that so i cant get much into detail at the moment (plus i always drunk during class). but yeah they start diminishing more and more around 18 and completely stop around 25. average ppl it stops around 21/22. some get lucky and can still grow couple inches after 21. example: michael jordan. he was 5'11 at 18 and blew up to be 6'6.
no such thing as a HGH supplement.
if there is some claiming to be HGH its a lie and completely worthless.
only thing you can do is get actual HGH from a doctor.
[QUOTE=ShoooterMcGavin;963745243]no such thing as a HGH supplement.
if there is some claiming to be HGH its a lie and completely worthless.
only thing you can do is get actual HGH from a doctor.[/QUOTE]
Plenty of supplements increase GH release you moron. It's just a question of physiological relevance.
[QUOTE=ferfe123456;963748123]Plenty of supplements increase GH release you moron. It's just a question of physiological relevance.[/QUOTE]
All OTC GH supplements are extremly underdosed and overpriced and are far far away from stimulating ANY bone growth. To exemplify the most potent over night back plasters that are marketed to be used during the night for that extra GH release are in potency 0.00006 times less effective than the typical dose of a Pod application. A pod costs 1'000+ dollar for 5 shots - your typical plaster costs 60-80 dollars. Now you do the math!
Those under-the-tongue spray products have a even lower effect as bio availability decreases... you might aswell uncap the bottle and pour the whole thing into your mouth and you'd be still hundreds of times under the potent dosage required for growth
[QUOTE=picketf;963808063]All OTC GH supplements are extremly underdosed and overpriced and are far far away from stimulating ANY bone growth. To exemplify the most potent over night back plasters that are marketed to use during the night for that extra GH release are in potency 0.00006 times less effective than the typical dose of a Pod application. A pod costs 1'000+ dollar for 5 shots - your typical plaster costs 60-80 dollars. Now you do the math!
Those under-the-tongue spray products have even a lower effect as bio availability decreases... you might aswell uncap the bottle and pour the whole thing into your mouth and you'd be still hundreds of times under the potent dosage required for growth[/QUOTE]
Not talking about bone growth, simply responding to the misnomer that OTC GH products do not in fact stimulate GH release... they do.
He brought up Humanotropin - containing Humanofort.
There is no evidence whatsoever to prove that Humanofort [I]even raises[/I] HGH levels. Literally. All of the studies (and when I mean 'all', I mean three or four) done on the compound were done by the individual responsible for creating the compound, a Romanian scientist as I recall.
[QUOTE=jaimeruiz99;963826983]He brought up Humanotropin - containing Humanofort.
There is no evidence whatsoever to prove that Humanofort [I]even raises[/I] HGH levels. Literally. All of the studies (and when I mean 'all', I mean three or four) done on the compound were done by the individual responsible for creating the compound, a Romanian scientist as I recall.[/QUOTE]
Humanotropin no longer contains Humanofort, it contains Humanofactor™, which has a much higher concentration of anabolic growth factors. Humanortropin also contains the highly unique bonded amino acid Ornithine Alphaketoglutarate, which increases natural pulsatile HGH secretion..
[url]http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/supreme-sports-enhancements/humanotropin.html[/url]
[QUOTE=RossErstling;1277906221]Humanotropin no longer contains Humanofort, it contains Humanofactor™, which has a much higher concentration of anabolic growth factors. Humanortropin also contains the highly unique bonded amino acid Ornithine Alphaketoglutarate, which increases natural pulsatile HGH secretion..
[url]http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/supreme-sports-enhancements/humanotropin.html[/url][/QUOTE]
Nice bump on a 2 year old thread just to promote your product................
Ill ask you to refrain from doing this again in the future. Start a thread in the Company Promo forum if you feel the need to announce a change in your products.
Thanks.