Your suggestions?

[sana]

Originally posted by IAMHUGE
G is a waste of money.

G as in GHB or G as in Growth Hormone?

where are you basing this opinion on??

[Bdubb]

Thanks for all the help Doom. I was thinking the test was low, but the most I have done of test a week was about 700-800 a week of prop.

[Doom]

Originally posted by IAMHUGE
G is a waste of money.

Care to back that statement up? Perhaps you didnt know what you were doing, didnt use enough, stored it improperly?

Hard to call GH a waste of money when you actually know how to use it

[Doom]

Originally posted by Bdubb
Thanks for all the help Doom. I was thinking the test was low, but the most I have done of test a week was about 700-800 a week of prop.

No problem bro...500mgs is a crusing dose, if you feel you arent gaining you can always bump it up a bit, I know plenty of guys that grow like weeds off smaller doses...you'll do just fine

[blm]

There was a good segment on 60 minutes last night about HGH and how it is becoming a new trend for wealthy parents to get prescribed for their children so they can grow taller and not get picked on in school or fit in better in sports.

[Doom]

Yes I heard about that as well, Saizen is generally used to help with growth defiencies...but again with the way science is evolving, Im sure they are finding something in their genetic make up that would deem this necessary, if the parents are just doing this for cosmetic reason, they are just simple assholes and the doctors that are allowing this are morally corrupt

[sana]

it's actually a very common thearpy - well not "common" per se. but it's really for kids who are "predicted" to be short of stature (read: girls 4'10", boys less than 5'4" or something like that). nutropin (if you read the studies on genentech's website) is actually developed for this exact reason - to help these children grow to more "average" heights. has nothing to do with rich parents with too much money who want pretty kids :)

[blm]

Originally posted by sana
has nothing to do with rich parents with too much money who want pretty kids :)

True, it is not intended for this. However, they were discussing the fact that a trend is beginning to develop of wealthy parents (because it costs 20k/yr for prescribed therapy) pushing to get it prescribed for the wrong reasons. ;)

[Bdubb]

What about uping the deca to 300mg a week and adding some proviron?