Is growth hormone okay to use for active teenagers who seemed to have a stunted growth?
Is it safe for a teenager and or adolescent to use a growth hormone pill to help boost their height? What do you recommend to use for a person to achieve their maximal growth height while still young?
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3 Responses to “Is growth hormone okay to use for active teenagers who seemed to have a stunted growth?”
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I strongly advise the use of growth hormones only after puberty had stopped. During puberty, a person may have a sudden increase in height in just a year. So unless advise by the doctors, try to refrain from growth hormones.
i’m in the same exact situation as u i really need them to try making an appointment w/ an endocrinolgist doctor they do tht stuff and tell me what happens and how much they cost lol
I agree with Maximilian…taking any kind of growth hormones or supplements can do more harm than good especially if taken while actively growing. These can actually cause stunted growth. My recommendation is drinking PLENTY of good old fashioned MILK…that Nestle Quik Company truly knows what they’re talking about!