GH may boost the immune system

[animal87]

TweetThymic Function

New evidence suggests that hGH also may enhance immune system restoration and HIV-specific T cell responses. At the XIV International AIDS Conference in Barcelona, Spain, this past summer, researchers from Chelsea and Westminster Hospital presented data showing a direct effect of hGH on thymic function in a very small group of people with chronic HIV infection taking antiretroviral therapy. The thymus, a lymphoid organ located behind the upper breastbone, is the site of T cell maturation and differentiation -- that is, where these white blood cells learn to recognize antigens (substances that stimulate an immune system response).

After 12 weeks of hGH administration (4 mg per day), 11 of 12 subjects in this study showed significant increases in naive CD4 and CD8 cell counts, indicating boosted thymic activity. Naive T cells are necessary for immune reconstitution, as memory T cells are programmed to target previously encountered antigens and do not respond to new pathogens introduced into the body (for example, those causing certain opportunistic illnesses, or OIs). In addition, HIV-specific memory CD4 and CD8 responses were significantly improved in at least nine of the 12 subjects after 12 weeks of hGH therapy. The memory CD4 response, however, was sustained only in those who continued taking daily hGH (instead of alternate-day or twice-weekly dosing) through week 24.
While these recent data are intriguing, much more study is needed. Even if it proves viable, clinical use of this potential new indication for hGH is likely years away.

By Bob Roehr ,From San Francisco AIDS Foundation

[animal87]

TweetWhile these studies are on AIDS patients, this could also apply to any adult.

Along with the spleen and thymus are the largest and most important parts of the lymphatic system. During childhood the thymus is large and active, but as adults it begins to shrink dramatically. An immature form of white blood cell starts in your red bone marrow and later mature into T-cells vital to the immune response system in the thymus. The spleen stores blood for the body and replaces old or dead red blood cells with new ones.

Hgh can help the spleen to recover from injury and replace red blood cells more readily than on its own. The thymus can be stimulated to grow back to a more productive state as i childhood thus, producing more white-blood cells, possibly preventing disease or reducing duration and severity of the sickness.

[mikeyg51]

Tweet4mg is approx like 12iu, I think..I just got sick the other day and I am taking HGH...maybe i should up my dosage lol

I totally believe this btw! I mean, hgh has so many benefits, this only makes sense

[animal87]

TweetYes, there are alot of other factors of course, but it's definitely worth thinking about.

[wutlisstrice]

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Yes, there are alot of other factors of course, but it's definitely worth thinking about.

Thinking?????........just use it

[wutlisstrice]

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Yes, there are alot of other factors of course, but it's definitely worth thinking about.

Thinking?????........just use it

[animal87]

TweetI will soon as I can sucks being broke lol

[6p6]

TweetWell bro science here...was on gh for 18 months doses anywhere from 2iu to 6iu during that time period. Been off for 2 months. The first month off I was sick as hell, body and joints ached like i was soooo sick. Hit some peptides ghrp6 to be exact and it helped a lot. At first if I forgot the pep one day all the symptoms would come back! It's plained out now in the second month. About to hop on again!!!

[Swiper]

Tweetyeah i think that's about right. i hardly ever get sick. i stay on test and gh year round. i literally can't remember the last time i was sick. i think it's been almost 2 years now. i'm also a little bit of a clean freak when it come to personal hygiene. I'm sure that plays a role as well.

[BABY1]

TweetThink I need an immune systme boost,lol

[animal87]

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yeah i think that's about right. i hardly ever get sick. i stay on test and gh year round. i literally can't remember the last time i was sick. i think it's been almost 2 years now. i'm also a little bit of a clean freak when it come to personal hygiene. I'm sure that plays a role as well.

I don't stay on year around but, i almost never get sick and it doesnt last long when I do.