GH and Psoriasis

[-Z-]

Anybody have any experience treating psoriasis with GH?

Been doing some reading on it and it seems like there's been quite a few people having success with it. My girl has relatively mild skin lesions with hers, but the arthritic problems are pretty rough on her. As a dental hygienist, pain in her wrist and fingers is a major issue.

Even if there's no relief of the skin problems, the joint health and anti-aging benefits would be huge. She's not a fan of pinning, so she started with 10mg MK-677 last night. We'll see how it goes.

 

[jm425]

Gh isnt helping my eczema. Doubt its gonna help ur girl. Have a buddy who has arthritis and says gh isnt helping for that. Good luck but gh isnt the answer.

 

[LK3]

I have posted any times on how to address this.

I have psoriasis and keep it upwards of 90% in remission with oral sups.

I have used peptides before and they help skin but at not a 100% solution.

there is a bigger systemic problem, gh doesn't fi that in any way.

THAT is what must be addressed.

look up the other info I have posted.

deal with inflammation via neurotransmitters

 

[-Z-]

I have posted any times on how to address this.

I have psoriasis and keep it upwards of 90% in remission with oral sups.

I have used peptides before and they help skin but at not a 100% solution.

there is a bigger systemic problem, gh doesn't fi that in any way.

THAT is what must be addressed.

look up the other info I have posted.

deal with inflammation via neurotransmitters

And the reading begins...

Thanks man

 

[MoMiami]

I'm interested and learning about this. The Neurotransmitters.. And which oral supplements you use.

 

[SRhealth-Rachel]

I'm interested and learning about this. The Neurotransmitters.. And which oral supplements you use.

I have read that HGH supplements is highly effective on the condition of Psoriasis for it is rich in Naringinine and anti oxidants, very effective in providing aide to fight virus infections, body inflammation and skin infections and greatly boost the immunity of the body making it more resistant to such problems. you can also reference the past post of LK3 if need.

 

[LK3]

while I do feel hgh/peptides can help they are not a cure nor do they fix all, they MAY help.

keep in mind that they could hurt as well.

skin plaques are due to higher replication of skin cells overlapping before the old ones die off...

hgh increases cell turn over speed. well...

very complicated condition.

 

[ikke 20]

I have psoriasis almost 18 years now. Tried UV, creme's, pills. Dropped the neotigason after almost 7 months because it makes me feel like shit.

Dont use deca in high doses if you have psoriasis.


My skin is the best when i'm on test, hgh, anavar. (with treatment)

When i'm going totally off gear its getting really worse. So i cruise between cycles.

 

[drkimcrawford]

Good stuff!

I have posted any times on how to address this.

I have psoriasis and keep it upwards of 90% in remission with oral sups.

I have used peptides before and they help skin but at not a 100% solution.

there is a bigger systemic problem, gh doesn't fi that in any way.

THAT is what must be addressed.

look up the other info I have posted.

deal with inflammation via neurotransmitters

Very good info LK3.
I have also played around with similar things and use neurotransmitter precursors a LOT for a plethora of things. Glad to hear it is keeping you "clear." Also a good pre-probiotic is a must-you must be on one,yes? This really helps.

Lately I have added a topical stem cell cytokine product which really helps. It isn't FDA approved for psoriasis but is an anti-aging skincare product. However the company is testing it on exzema and psoriasis and getting good results. Here is a blog on THAT product.

Best wishes,
Dr.Kim