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could someone please explain the ups and downs of growth hormone to me?
(for a female)
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I made a mistake by asking a stupid question. Please please forgive me and PLEASE delete my last few comments if you can?
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( eish, I guess ignorance is bliss as they say!)
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Xena wrote: I actually thought one can pic these things up from a local store.
Once you find a reliable "dealer" or supplier then it's just as easy as picking it up at your local store but it will be real, injectable Growth Hormone instead of the fake "growth hormone" capsules or powders that supp companies like to try to sell you
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Cyclo wrote: You can get hGH scripted but big bucks. If you have a Doc you're friendly with they might (unlikely though) write you a script. Maybe chat to your pharmacist if you know them well they might order for you.
Even if you do get a script, medical aids will not cover it under any type of benefit.
Single exit prices for Hgh are quite high. There is a website to look up the SEPs for any drug sold by pharmacies.
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just a quick question as you seem to be the most resourceful when it comes to supplements etc.
I am looking for a replacement for Protifar - a medical protein and was told that Albuman is a good option.
I have searched but cannot find any suppliers and the word 'Albumen or Albumin seems to pop up on different brands.
I am looking to get something available in larger that 225g quantities and trying to keep cost as low as possible. Any idea where I can find this? This is not illegal or anything. It is for someone on dialises.
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Hey there, why this product in particular? Treating someone with low calcium and protein? Wouldn't a concoction of baby-formula and protein powder work? Just brain storming.Xena wrote: Hi Oupa,
just a quick question as you seem to be the most resourceful when it comes to supplements etc.
I am looking for a replacement for Protifar - a medical protein and was told that Albuman is a good option.
I have searched but cannot find any suppliers and the word 'Albumen or Albumin seems to pop up on different brands.
I am looking to get something available in larger that 225g quantities and trying to keep cost as low as possible. Any idea where I can find this? This is not illegal or anything. It is for someone on dialises.
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This product was prescribed by a doctor and the Albuman given as alternative. It is a wee bit pricey and only available in small quantities. Like I said before, the guy has to dailise (if that is even a word, lol) 4 x per day and needs to build up protein. Just need an alternative that is more affordable.
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