Today, there is no doubt that growth hormone is a drug which can change lives for the better. Men and women alike are using small doses of GH to restore their natural youth and keep their testosterone and estrogen levels in ideal ranges as age attempts to lower these levels. A very small dose of 1 to 3 IU per day is more than adequate, when used in a long-term basis, to change many of the body’s functions. People from all walks of life (and income levels) are discovering growth hormone for small injury repair as well as major changes to quality of life in the permanent sense. It’s certainly here to stay. It wasn’t always this way, however. Growth hormone is a technology that is still in its infancy. It was only 30 ...

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Q:  Quick question about insulin. I know that you're supposed to administer insulin Sub-Q (under the skin), but I have heard that people inject insulin IM (intramuscular) to affect onset times. I am taking Humalog and wanted to increase the reaction time. I have had some wicked episodes of hypoglycemia lately and I want it to kick in almost before I'm done eating. Will IM help? A: Well, normally I'd say that IM injections would take longer, but in the case of insulin, what happens is, there will be a more rapid onset. That's because there is more blood supply to muscles and more rapid absorption as a result. But the duration of insulin's impact will be vastly shortened using that method so take that into account on the backside. I actually recommend doing IM when you first start ...

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