Is it very easy to have my doctor prescribe me HGH. I starting a workout program and I want a pick me up to get me through my workouts.

Chosen Answer:

it will be difficult if not impossible

if you just started working out, be patient!

also, if your muscles grow too fast, your will blow out your joints b/c your tendons and ligaments won’t get as strong as fast … do some research into strength training if you goal is to bulk up …

if you just need a “pick me up” then you are either not eating enough or you have low endurance – if it is endurance, then you will have to be patient and gradually increase the length and intensity of your workouts as you build it … if it is diet, keep a food diary and see where you can add carbs a couple hours before a workout – also be sure to eat a little protein immediately following a workout – this stops the break-down of muscles and jump starts the rebuilding process – also try L-glutamine …
by: slinkies
on: 4th December 07

7 Responses to “How can I get my doctor to prescribe HGH for working out?”

  1. No you will not find a doc to prescribe this since the govt crackdown on steroids.

  2. silverbullet
    09:52, 28.11.2007

    Hold a gun to his head? No legitimate M.D. would do it.

  3. pathfinder
    09:53, 28.11.2007

    Unfortunately there are too many doctors out their who prescribes drugs at the patient’s request. If your doctor is one of these unethical people, then you shouldn’t have any problems getting what you want, and maybe more.

  4. Have you tried the natural HGH enhancers that are out there. I take one just for wellness reasons and it really works. I here there are a lot of crappy one though too.

  5. it will be difficult if not impossible

    if you just started working out, be patient!

    also, if your muscles grow too fast, your will blow out your joints b/c your tendons and ligaments won’t get as strong as fast … do some research into strength training if you goal is to bulk up …

    if you just need a “pick me up” then you are either not eating enough or you have low endurance – if it is endurance, then you will have to be patient and gradually increase the length and intensity of your workouts as you build it … if it is diet, keep a food diary and see where you can add carbs a couple hours before a workout – also be sure to eat a little protein immediately following a workout – this stops the break-down of muscles and jump starts the rebuilding process – also try L-glutamine …

  6. you dont need that stuff

  7. so your basically asking a dr. to give you a drug that can kill you? screws up your internal organs and everythign. no doc can do it.