question from a user
What added benefits does HGH (not peptides) bring to a TRT routine?
AlphaMD's Answer
HGH Carrie’s the benefits of improving nitrogen retention beyond that of testosterone. It increases IGF-1 levels to a greater extent than testosterone.
For these reasons it helps with recovery from exercise and injury when added to testosterone.
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