The top benefits of growth hormone use include muscle building and fat burning, simultaneously. Bodybuilders use it in both the off-season, and pre-contest, to add muscle (even when in a calorie-deficit state) and burn fat (even when in a calorie-surplus state). Most professional bodybuilders in the world use growth hormone, and this has been the case for a decade. Many national-level bodybuilders are taking the same path, and as a result, the top lineups of national shows rival that of some of the smaller, third-tier professional shows. The physiques are just that good. Growth hormone is partially responsible for that. Guys can add muscle and shed body fat while eating anything they want, and they can make improvements year-round no matter what phase they are in, off-season or pre-contest.

Its legal uses are usually limited to young children (who aren’t growing enough) and elderly people (who need hgh to function correctly). These groups use growth hormone because they need to. Adult healthy males, however, use gh because they want to. Since so much of that use is conducted illegally and secretly, there isn’t nearly as much data on young users as there is for elderly users and children.

This presents a problem for young men interested in using growth hormone, for either bodybuilding purposes or for improving overall health and vitality. The research isn’t being done. But the use is skyrocketing. Scientists and researchers aren’t spending many resources documenting the effects of growth hormone. Why is this? Perhaps they have limited funding. Perhaps the importance of the drug’s effects upon the young and elderly takes precedence in their research. However, there are tens of thousands of young men out there using GH, and the long- and short-term effects of this use is wholly unknown by science, with no real rush to learn more.

Since the use is skyrocketing, the positive effects, and negative side effects, are becoming more and more obvious to those who follow the proliferation of this drug’s use in the sport. Message-board gurus and quiet gym suppliers are suddenly becoming the pre-eminent experts on these matters. The guys with the PhDs will not touch the topic, but the guys without degrees will. As a result, science and medicine are lagging in the exploration and awareness of this very useful drug, and the sports medicine community is getting a heck of a headstart for when the medical community finally does decide to research it for young males.

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