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What Does Serostim Treat
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success of serostimWhat kind of results have been seen with use of serostim to treat the fat accumulations associated with lipodystrophy? And what kind of side effects are caused by serostim?...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Little good data exist on the subject of the impact of growth hormone on the fat redistribution syndrome. Studies are planned for this year that should better address that question. Growth hormone is expensive and not without side effects so...
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Serostim for LipodystrophyI've read some recent news that Serostim can be used to treat certain forms of Lipodystrophy... Read more »SerostimI just discovered that my serostim is out of date! What can I do, I have been using it for a while.... Read more »
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Serostim
Posted by Anonymous
I have serostim I can not use as my diabetes is bad. I have 3 months worth of my own prescription. I will sell it. Please e-mail me at kewljames@aol.com if you are interested in purchasing the Serostim. Serious replies only.Read more » Need Serostim (HGH)
Posted by elizzytate
Does anyone have a surplus of Serostim, or cannot use it due diabetics. I need some for a friend in dire need and never ending issues with his insurance. Send me a message. Serious people please.
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Serostim and Exercise
Posted by WillinFTL
I just started Serostim (growth Hormone) and need some help in starting an exercise program. If anyone knows the best way to exercise and see the best results from Sterostim, Please send information. ThanksRead more » For those with access to SEROSTIM
Posted by Anonymous
Please email me privately. Many of our brothers and sisters are having great difficulty obtaining Serostim growth hormone by Serono. This nonsense has gone on long enough. If you have access, please contact me. Time on people's lives is running... Read more »
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