2 IU a day or 10 IU a week is a great choice of dosage for someone who intend to use hgh for skin and hair improvement. You can also refer peptides to your girl. It is also great in improving your skin and hair. The best thing is that it is much more affordable compared to hgh.
10 IU a week is definitely the ideal dose for someone who only wants to enjoy the anti-aging properties of hgh. Since you and your girlfriend will be using hgh at the same time, prepare some cash as we already know how expensive hgh is. If you think it is very expensive, then you can shift to using peptides instead.
It is nice to know that your girl is getting interested in using hgh. Tell her more about the product and its benefits. She might want to use it for toning the body. Just because she is slim does not mean she no longer need the drug. Remember, it is much better if we have a toned body.
If she was my girl, I would happily give it to her. It is nice to know that your girl is open to trying the product that you are using. However, since he is only interested in the anti-aging properties of hgh, I will advice to give her peptides instead as it is as effective as the hgh when it comes to improving your hair and skin and it is a lot cheaper. Good luck to you and your girl!
If you believe that the benefits outweigh the costs then go for it! Im sure she will appreciate the better skin, nails, and hair. I know that girls can become very self conscious, so it is basically a personal choice. As long as you are aware of the costs and benefits. If anything you can make a pros and cons list.
If you still have a lot of hgh stocks, then why not? Just be sure that you can afford your and your girl's maintenance to make sure that you'll be able to maintain the result. 2 IU a day is a good dose for your girl, but I am guessing that you have a higher dose right knowing that you might be using this drug for toning your body, right?
Adverse effects are unavoidable. She may experience some negative effects but they will wear off in a couple of weeks or so. It actually depends on the body. Hgh is beneficial both to men and women. Just make sure she starts with a lower dosage first.
I agree, but if the side effects are really serious, that's already a different story.Originally Posted by bluecardigan
As long as you guys can afford it and know how to use them responsibly, then go for it!
Just following on the side effects aspect on it aswell though, and if your girlfriend does experience issues and she decides not to take it, then that also might affect yourself, and instead of her being cool with you taking it, it might change her mind and make her worry more about you.
It's just an aspect that could drop up in the future you might be wise to think aboutjust iin case it does.
Our bodies react in different ways to different substances. I guess you could give it a try with her. I've heard of cases where persons have taken growth hormones in order to get taller and they grew unendingly until they died. The growth just could not stop.
Did that really happen? I've always known that long bones stop growing at a certain age. I know about cartilages continuing to grow, but not bones.
From what I know, bones stop growing after puberty, as well as our fat cells and muscles. The ones that continue to grow are those made of cartilages, like the ears and nose.
I think you could give her some but jsut let her know the possible side effects before you give it to her. Make sure she can make an informed decision as to whether she wants to use it or not. It could well end up being a good thing for her, but she should understand what she could be getting into.
I think she must first have a proper consultation with a specialist.
Keep a close eye on her and get anything unusual checked out.
I would say she can use it as long as she is taking the right dosage for her body type.
It's really up to the guy if it's okay for his girlfriend to use hgh. Just as long as they know how to use it and observe the proper precautions, everything's going to be fine.
The dosage the op said is ideal for her goals: anti-aging, better skin, better hair, etc. Anyone can benefit from hgh, as long as you know what you are doing. They say that if you misuse/ abuse Hgh, it can cause diabetes and heart disease.
The benefits certainly outweigh the negatives and I think that's the main issue. As long as people know what they're doing, or take advice drone somebody that does, like in this case, then there shouldn't be a problem.
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