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Sylvester stallone has been in the news this week as at the age of 61 he is starring in a new Rambo movie and again talking about the benefits of taking human growth hormone.

As you may or may not know human growth hormone, also known as HGH is a supplement that raises your testosterone level and  is also suspected of creating side effects like cancer and lower natural testosterone output.

Sylvester Stallone has spoken out in defence of human growth hormone, saying it has increased his quality of life, and everyone over 40 should use it and says it “increases your quality of life”.

The 61-year-old action star – who was convicted in May 2007 for importing human growth hormone product Jintropin into Australia – insists the substance is “not a steroid”, and claims “everyone over 40″ should try it.

He told Time magazine: “Human growth hormone helped me to get up to 209lbs for the new Rambo movie, which is 40lbs heavier than I was for the last one 20 years ago.

“Human growth hormone is nothing. Anyone who calls it a steroid is grossly misinformed. Testosterone to me is important for a sense of well-being when you get older. Everyone over 40 years old would be wise to investigate it because it increases your quality of life.

“Mark my words, in 10 years it will be available over the counter.”

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  • 9 Responses to “Sylvester Stallone and HGH”
    1. Josh says:

      HGH doesn’t increase testosterone. ‘Roids do. HGH increases HGH.

    2. Jarod S says:

      Josh is correct. Testosterone and HGH are two different forms of hormones. Testosterone is produced by your balls, HGH is produced by your pituitary gland. While it can produce similar results, HGH does not affect your testosterone levels. That is why it has taken so long to develope reliable blood-testing methods to detect HGH-use in sports. As far as negative side-effects, there’s really not a whole lot of conclusive research data on effects of long-term use of HGH. Anabolic steroids have normally gotten all the attention and research—until baseball players started hitting 70 home runs a year. Since there is a lot of widespread use of prescription-HGH among celebrities in the entertainment industry, only time will tell what the most common effects are.

    3. After seeing the latest Rambo movie I can definitely see a change in the appearance of of Sylvestor Stallone. Obviously he has aged, while at the same time prolonging his youth, but I just couldn’t get over how almost deformed his his face/jaw look. Maybe it is just me but I found his enlarged bone structure very obvious. Being around bodybuilding maybe you pick up on that more, with all the bodybuilders that have the protruded jaws and hgh bellies.

      Like was said above not much research has been done on long term HGH use and we will see what the effects are.

    4. Matt Thompson says:

      I’m thinking about taking it, but not sure How or where to get it In Canada

    5. Matt says:

      If one take estrogen and HGH, will it completely feminize the bone structure?

    6. Hi,

      Human Growth Hormone is becoming very popular these days. Everyone wants to look younger
      get more lean and stay healthy. There are many benefits that are reported from HGH
      injections. Many doctors are prescribing hgh for anti aging treatments.Today, many
      people are turning to alternative hgh therapy treatments.

      Thank you
      Nancy.

    7. It is amazing to see him so active in his 60s. That would inspire more people to go for HGH.

      -Devin

    8. Even I am planning use HGH to look better.

      -Daniel

    9. The style of writing is very familiar to me. Have you written guest posts for other blogs?

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