Genotropin 36 IU

Pfizer Genotropin 36 IU for Sale

Genotropin, as the name may suggest, is a synthetic version of the body’s own hormone which promotes the growth of bones, skeletal muscles, organs, supports the metabolism, and stimulates the growth of connective tissues. hGH is also important for cell repair and regeneration; it stimulates the cells divide more quickly and to increase in size. Although the growth benefits are only present till adolescence, Genotropin continues to be produced throughout the lifespan. The artificial hGH, called somatropin, is used in a clinical setting primarily to treat those with muscle wasting and dwarfism and is molecularly identical to natural hGH. Although it was at one time believed in the bodybuilding community to be the greatest anabolic available,human growth hormone is now considered only worthwhile for burning fat as the gains it provides are far outweighed by other anabolic steroids. This is, of course, unless the user is an advanced bodybuilder. In these situations Genotropin allows the user to extend what may usually be their limit quite a bit further.

Genotropin Use

Some benefits include lean muscle gain and increased fat burn, a more youthful look (thanks to healthier skin), improved energy, aerobic performance, and recovery times, and muscle, joint, and bone repair. However, all of this considered, as Genotropin is primarily used by advanced bodybuilders, they rarely would use Genotropin and nothing else, so many benefits can come from subjective self-reports.

For bodybuilding purposes 4 IU is advised for men and 2 IU for women a day. Results may take time to become apparent with a minimum of 2 months needed before noticeable gains will occur, that's the main reasun bodybuilders buy Genotropin. User can extend their dosage for as long as they like. Users should keep in mind that often good nutrition and exercise will increase the internal production of hGH as well.

Genotropin Side Effects

Common reactions also include joint pains and flu-like symptoms, back pain, headaches, and water retention. Less commonly it can cause nasal congestion, nausea, carpal tunnel syndrome, depression, gynecomastia, respiratory infection and bronchitis, reduced sensitivity in the skin, chest pain, and sleep disturbances. High dosages of somatropin may trigger type-2 diabetes and reduce various mineral and nutrient levels in the body. They can also cause a thickening of the bones known as acromegaly and can agitate cancer in those suffering from it. Many side effects can be avoided if somatropin is used wisely.

Somatropin is generally released in vials and must be reconstituted before use and the amount of hGH per vial can vary widely. There are also pre-mixed versions. It should not be frozen. Due to its high cost legitimate somatropin can be difficult to obtain and is highly counterfeited. Genotropin advertised as being “partial” should be avoided.