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Old 03-19-2020, 09:42 AM #12
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What about the HGH supporting supplements? SeroVital is supposed to increase HGH.
I tried SeroVital but did not feel any different. Considering that my STIM test used L-arginine and L-DOPA, I only produced 0.1 μg/ dL compared to the >10 μg/dL cut off, and SeroVital or Secretropin use these two secretagogues, I would assume it cannot significantly influence a damaged pituitary.
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