On Apr 8, 7:49 pm, "Papkin" <s...@s...net> wrote:
> A rodzice wysocy?

Raczej tak.. Ojciec ponad 184, jego brat 190, od strony matki gorzej z
tym, najwyzszy facet 180 ma. Ja dociagnalem do 174cm, ale straszne
rzeczy robilem gdy roslem..

W kazdym razie zamierzam podac mu Arginine... Poczytalem tutaj:
http://www.futurescience.com/hgh.html

I jest tam napisane min.:
...There is a large body of scientific study on the effects of L-
arginine on growth hormone release. In fact, the administration of a
large dose of L-arginine is the standard test for the ability of the
pituitary to release growth hormone...

In some young people, L-arginine may actually cause dangerously high
levels of HGH release. Many young people use L-arginine, but it should
not be used by anyone until at least 5 years after they have completed
their long bone growth (unless they are under close medical
supervision).

I personally know of one 19 year-old female who took L-arginine before
bedtime for one week. She stopped after one week because it was making
her nauseous, which was an indication of an excessive level of HGH
release. Even though she had not grown since she was 16, during the
subsequent month, she grew an additional inch, and had a noticeable
growth of her heel bones.

(Please note that this is an article about HGH replacement in adults.
Please don't ask me questions about using HGH for gaining height.
There are plenty of endocrinologists who specialize in that subject.
As to whether L-arginine can be used to safely increase height in
young people: The answer is that nobody knows.)



Przez pierwsze 3 miesiace ustalilismy 4g chlorowodorku L-argininy
przed snem, zeby byc ostroznym (w ww. zrodle dawki to 10-30g).

--
Mario