HGH injections on a normal human being?
I’m curious.
Take a "midget", a "short" human being, lacking HGH. Give him some hormone injections, pretty soon he’s at a normal height, give or take, a few months.
Different situation.
A perfectly normal human being, whose body is perfectly capable of producing the correct amount of HGH. What happens to him? Does he get any taller? What really is this "genetic height potential" and can it be bypassed? I know that lots of doctors say that there is a programed height you will be but with the amount of HGH going through your body before the growth plates close, you will potentially be taller than this "programmed" predestined height.
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The effect of HGH depends on whether adulthood has been reached and the growth plates in the bones have fused. Before that the child will grow further, whatever size it was before, after that the adult will develop acromegaly, notably with enlarged hands and feet and coarsened facial features.
Excess hGH will not make a midget normal sized. And it will cause Acromegaly on any normal healthy human being.