2 IU's a day melts the fat away?

[bigpopapump]

Hyperlite, HGH does cause localized fat burning. I have used it myself. About a year ago I came off a bulking diet that included slin. I gained a lot of muscle, but I also put on a lot of fat. I used hgh to get rid of my love handles and it worked. But the doeages were higher. I used 5iu's in the morning and 5iu's before bed. It took about 2 months, without serious diet. I did do cardio 4 times a week. I also lost a lot of fat throughout the rest of my body, but mostly at the site injections.

I does work.

[AnotherUser]

10 I.U. a day is a pretty high dose . The shit better work for the kind of money you must of had to throw down.

[fragmaster3sum]

check this out
http:www.roids.co.uk/steroids_growth_hormone.htm

maybe of some help m8

[bigpopapump]

I did have one side effect at the dosage i was on. I lost sensation in my index and middle finger. I had to stop, but it came back after two weeks off. Don't ask me why that happen.

[3Vandoo]

1000$ to lose 5 lbs!

10$ of dnp to lose 20

[Hyperlite]

Originally posted by 3Vandoo
1000$ to lose 5 lbs!

10$ of dnp to lose 20

Just finished my DNP cycle, we'll see where i'm at i two weeks:p

[bigpopapump]

Originally posted by 3Vandoo
1000$ to lose 5 lbs!

10$ of dnp to lose 20

You can’t compare the benefits of HGH with DNP. DNP will cook you alive inside and kill you fast if you don’t know hat your doing. HGH will burn fat, but also build muscle, increase stamina, rejuvenate all of your organs. Yeah, it is expensive that’s why I won’t do it again until I compete next spring, but I would not say that DNP should not be an alternative. Remember you get what you pay for. If your life is only worth $10 then go for it. I would rather pay the $1000 and stay safe or not do either.

[AnotherUser]

bigpopapump,
I don't know that 10 I.U.'s/day is "safe." You're right, it does "rejuvinate" your entire body. You know why? It's a mitogen. Mitogens by definition increase mitosis, or cell division. Wanna guess how cancer works? Wanna guess what a common feature of many tumors is? I'll give you a hint, "excess I*F-1 production." (fill in the *). Lets not forget that HGH works by increasing IGF-1, the HGH actually does very little on its own.

This isn't a flame, but I think the pot is calling the kettle black.