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[jallphin5]

Does GH help your heart ?

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[CockneyBoy7]

I wouldn't take the risk, the last thing you would want with say cardiomyopathy is more growth of cardiac tissue. The bloat would only exacerbate any issue with congestive heart failure and the blood pressure rise would most definetly make a murmur a lot worst.. My recommendation is stay away

 

[EzekielAnon]

Does GH help your heart ?

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I think if you want some real info from members here you should get more specific. You are asking a very general question so people have no clue where you are comming from. What are your concerns or what caused you to ask this question.

 

[jm425]

No it doesn't. In fact it can do the opposite. People complain of higher heart rate and hypertension on rips from the edema.

 

[Jizzmo]

there is a study that proves that moderate dosages (i think they used 600mg test or something along these lines) of AAS without GH do NOT cause left ventricular hypertrophy.
in AAS users that added in GH to the equation, the heart growth rate increased rapidly.

i cant find it right now, i think it was somewhere on ergo-log.com

 

[desibaba]

No it doesn't. In fact it can do the opposite. People complain of higher heart rate and hypertension on rips from the edema.

High doses will make your heart GROW. Not healthy at all.

 

[bobby c]

there is a study that proves that moderate dosages (i think they used 600mg test or something along these lines) of AAS without GH do NOT cause left ventricular hypertrophy.
in AAS users that added in GH to the equation, the heart growth rate increased rapidly.

i cant find it right now, i think it was somewhere on ergo-log.com

You are right. After an irregular EKG reading I went to a cardiologist and was straight with him about aas and gh use. he said my left ventricle grew. Most likely due to the combo of the two compounds and heavy lifting. over the years he found it consistent with strength athletes and informed me it was not uncommon. he did say it was irreversible and no more aas and gh. He said get used to light weights. I looked him right in his foggy glasses and said fuk you. nah I was actually pissed and concerned. I haven't stopped any of the above but prob should reconsider.

 

[Smack]

You are right. After an irregular EKG reading I went to a cardiologist and was straight with him about aas and gh use. he said my left ventricle grew. Most likely due to the combo of the two compounds and heavy lifting. over the years he found it consistent with strength athletes and informed me it was not uncommon. he did say it was irreversible and no more aas and gh. He said get used to light weights. I looked him right in his foggy glasses and said fuk you. nah I was actually pissed and concerned. I haven't stopped any of the above but prob should reconsider.

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