Increased doses of HGH may lead to severe health problems

Human Growth Hormone (HGH) has been originally introduced for clinical purposes. This medicine is prescribed for treatment of kids with growth disorders and grown-ups that experience deficiency of growth hormone and associated troubles. But this drug is widely abused. Many weightlifters and other athletes use this preparation for athletic needs. Under laws of several countries, including the USA, purchase and usage of this product for non-clinical purposes are claimed to be illicit.
Although this drug is illegal without any prescription, it is not a problem to get it. This medication is widely available at online pharmacies. Furthermore, steroid dealers sell this product. Since the price is not increased, numerous sportspersons have possibility to purchase it.
Those that use HGH illegally abuse also other products. They are not limited only by illicit application of this medicine. Which medications are also applied by consumers of HGH?
Some scientists decided to conduct a research linked with illegal application of HGH. They enrolled 230 weightlifters aged 18-40 into the research. The specialists could find out that the most of these weightlifters administered not only HGH but also anabolic-androgenic steroids and insulin-like growth factor-1. Moreover, many of them applied recreational drugs, such as cocaine, ecstasy, etc.
Which dangers are faced by those who apply high quantities of HGH prolonged period of time? Unfortunately, negative effects resulted from increased doses of this medicine are not studied sufficiently because physicians usually don’t recommend enhanced quantities.  Increased measures are commonly applied by those who apply this medicine for performance-enhancing effects. But it is known that application of enhanced quantities during prolonged period of time may result in serious unwanted consequences. This drug may affect various systems, including endocrine, respiratory, cardiovascular, etc. It is important to be very careful because increased measures of this medication are linked even with cancer.