How could a 6 foot tall male get legally administered HGH?

Question by joe: How could a 6 foot tall male get legally administered HGH?
It’s my understanding that HGH has many other health benefits than just height increase. It also my understanding that one does not have to be gh deficient to receive it, the patient only needs to be short as minimum requirement. I also understand that one can not grow any taller from HGH if the growth plates are closed. That being said, without respect to height increase, what are some of the other positive benefits from using HGH?

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Answer by Mufaddal Kazi
probaly the person has underdeveloped organs…

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Q&A: Has the health insurance industry shot itself in the foot?

Question by tw3: Has the health insurance industry shot itself in the foot?
Tripling premiums on individuals, doubling premiums for groups? Spending exhorbitant amounts on lobbying instead of lowering premiums so that more individuals could afford premiums.
mbrcatz – read your answer and thought aha an agent.

not obese, don’t screw around, two normal healthy births in early sixties, paid 5 for first and 0 for second, in cash, no insurance. Don’t ski, hang glide, etc. Was once rear ended at red light by drunk driver at 8 in morning on way to work. Have no disability, take no medications, have no health problems at all, but paid ,500 last year in health premiums, ins co. paid only for mammogram, pap smear, blood work for yearly physical and . for doctor. Your telling me they only made profit off of me.
At the time of renewal of the policy they increased my premium .00 a month. I cancelled.
Oh yes, about the C sections. My 90 year old Aunt and Uncle is still taking care of their 70 year old damaged child because the Doctor tried to prove a point and waited too long to give the C section.
Any more remarks mbrcatz?

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Answer by Robin
yes, i believe it has

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can pre-/med/health students give me some advice on how to perform simple surgery on the bottom of my foot?

Question by sbee.reed: can pre-/med/health students give me some advice on how to perform simple surgery on the bottom of my foot?
hey guys,

i am a pre-med student and am very comfortable with doing this myself.

it all happend when i stepped on a piece of glass and it was too deep to get it out, and i was too lazy to scrape around it with a tweezers to pull it out. well now the skin has fully healed over, and it’s very painful to walk on it. i really need it taken out.

it seems so simple, so i’m not going to a doctor. my main question is how can i anesthetize the area (which is distal to the the bottom of my foot)? it doesn’t have to be completely numb, i can handle some pain, but are there any home remedies that can anesthetic properties?

any other tips and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
premed students are required to take a year min of human anatomy and physiology, which is very informative about the human body. it’s not just ochem

and yes distal to my foot, just before my toes though.
i’m not really worried about infection.. i have tons of iodine and rubbing alcohol and know how to use it!

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Answer by Troy
first off, Pre-meds know jack about medicine or surgery. They don’t teach that stuff in Organic chemistry.
Second, distal to the foot are your toes.
Third, you’ll get laughed at calling them tweezers in a medical setting.
Finally, Go see your doctor. I’m not advising you to mutilate your foot. Leave it to a professional.

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Is it legal to start paying a premium for group health insurance a month before it kicks in?

Question by : Is it legal to start paying a premium for group health insurance a month before it kicks in?
I sustained a foot injury last week but actual coverage starts August 1. In other words, I am paying for insurance coverage but I am not deriving the benefit.

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Answer by jlf
Your premiums are probably paid in advance. If your injury was on-the-job, WC applies.

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Is this health care deal the biggest case of political cold feet ever?

Question by Billary: Is this health care deal the biggest case of political cold feet ever?
The democrats do not need the republicans. However, one by one they are chickening out. Look at all the studies by their staff using the same data hoping to justify universal government run coverage.

There is one thing that democrats will always put in front of principal…POWER!

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Answer by Amustapha
You who, now, red?

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Q&A: How have others dealt with watching their dogs health fail?

Question by Carrie S: How have others dealt with watching their dogs health fail?
FIRST he has been to the vet he was diagnosed with a disease called degenerative meylopthy and he also has hip displasia. (sorry about spelling the diseases wrong) He is not in pain because the first disease makes him loose feeling in his legs. He just walked funny for a while now he is draging his foot a lot and he trips over his own rear legs. Not all the time but when he tries to play or he might fall if he is caught off gaurd. He doesn’t seem to be unhappy at all but I feel so bad for him. I think I am dealing with it worse than the dog he just gets a little frustrated when he has a hard time getting up otherwise he just ignores it and keeps going. My husband is in denial maybe that is how I should be???
yes he is a german shepherd we don’t plan to let him get to the point where he needs a cart we have a lot of stairs and that would be really hard and for that matter he has always been afraid of staris.

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Answer by ice queen
its difficult i had a dog that had emphysema and the vet said medication would help and it did for a time then he got heart problems ,even though the vet said he was not suffering as animal owners you watch there health deteriorate and you feel sorry for them its a natural thing to do,
i watched my dog for years deteriorate i suppose at some points in his treatment i went into denial and pretended every thing was OK but there was constant reminders he got out of breath he could not walk properly and then it just proved my dog was sick.
you will handle it in your own way no two people are the same good luck

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Overpronate

There are many components which can be thought to increase the chance getting an excessive use or overuse  injury in joggers. One of them can be a condition termed overpronation. Whenever a foot overpronates, it will tip inwards at the rearfoot and the mid-foot ( arch ) falls. This issue known as overpronation is mostly a greatly abused term especially by joggers in addition to running magazines and blogs. Athletic shoes are made for individuals who overpronate. The feet that overpronates might be believed to generally be at a greater  risk for overuse injury including knee pain.  The aim of teh running shoes is to try and prevent that excessive motion. Foot orthotics are also used for that as well. In the running community, the term is poorly understood and often misued.

 

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