Buy HGH Gerotrop (Rice)

Somatropin is an important mediator of the human growth process. The first human growth hormone (HGH) preparations to be used in medicine were made from pituitary extracts. Although it is quite important for early development its role decreases with age, but continue to play an active role in the body, support metabolism, muscle tissue growth/maintenance, and the management of adipose tissue throughout life. Somatropin (rhGH) is biologically equivalent to human growth hormone of pituitary origin. Hormones (somatropin) has the ability to have effects on all organs of the body excluding the eyes and brain.

Gerotrop contains: somatropin – 3.33 mg (approx. 10 IU) lyophilized with mannitol – 90 mg, sodium phosphates (manobasic and diabase) – 3.4 mg and glycine – 3.4 mg. Bacteriostatic water is a sterile water that contains 0.9% benzyl alcohol as an antibacterial preservative.

Once time it was believed it’s the most powerful anabolic substance you could buy. Nowadays recombinant human growth hormone is much more accessible. Most experienced athletes tend to agree that it is the fat-loss-promoting properties of somatropin that are most obvious. However, for an experienced athlete, advanced in steroid cycles, somatropin can help to performance even if with steroids it was impossible.

Somatropin Andministration

Gerotrop is for subcutaneous or intramuscular administration. One milligram of somatropin is equivalent to approximately 3 International Units (3 IU). When Somatropin used by adults to treat growth hormone deficiency, drug is commonly applied at a dosage approximately 1 IU to 3 IU per day for person 180-220 lbs. When used by athletes for performance purposes, somatropin is usually administered at a dosage around 1 IU and 6 IU per day.

The drug usually can be taken with other steroids, (Thyroid drugs (T3)) with the length of intake generally being between 6 weeks and 24 weeks.

Somatropin Side Effects:

The most common side effects of somatropin are: joint pain, headache, flu-like symptoms, peripheral edema (water retention), and back pain.

The less common side effects of HGH are: inflammation of mucous membranes in the nose (rhinitis), dizziness, upper respiratory infection, bronchitis, tingling or numbness on the skin, reduced sensitivity to touch, general edema, nausea, sore bones, carpal tunnel syndrome, chest pain, depression, gynecomastia, hypothyroidism, and insomnia.

Abuse of hgh can cause diabetes, thickening of the bones in the legs and hands, and dilation or enlargement of internal organs