Hi Ellis,

I just read below your 2 responses/inquiries from Kathi & Jennie. I
was hoping to start up some chat with women that take HGH to see how
they are doing and what finds they can share.

I am a 37 yr old female who just recently decided take HGH. I am very
active and am involved in extreme sports such as mountain biking, snow
boarding, and surfing. I was looking for some relief in old injuries
and an edge for my sports. I do not compete at anything but want to
excel at what I love to do.

I have been on it for one week now. So far some of the aches have
lessened but I do feel like I am retaining water ( ie. heavier). I
read on your "E" pages that increasing omega oils help so I am taking
so I am taking 2000mg of salmon oil /day and increasing my green tea
intake as well. That is all I have to report. Except that the
injections are far more "sensitive" on my left side.

regards,

Andrea


Hello Andrea... I am not an expert on women who take growth hormone,
but... I think I know more about it than most doctors, so here is
what I can tell you, and I hope it will help you:

ESTROGEN will interfere with HGH, and will make the results
less beneficial for you... So... here is the Ellis Toussier Special
for you:

Divide your monthly dose by 28... Call each of that ONE UNIT...
For example, if you take 1 iu per day, then 1 iu is your one unit.
if you take 2 iu per day, then 2 iu is your one unit.

from day ONE of your monthly cycle to day 12, take ONE HALF UNIT...

on day 13, 14, 15, and 16, take ONE UNIT...

on day 17 to 28, take ONE AND ONE HALF units...

What I am doing is: I am giving you less on the days that ESTROGEN
is HIGH in your body.... and I am giving you what you don't take
on those 12 days on the days when PROGESTERONE is HIGH in your
body and estrogen is low...

I hope this will help you to get more results for the same amount
of growth hormone.

You might also try taking ARIMIDEX on days 1 to 12, to lower
your estrogen, if Arimidex will lower your estrogen.

NOTE: This plan should not be followed by women who would like
to get pregnant.

I hope this helps you to get more "bang for the buck."

Ellis Toussier







--- In Rejuvenation@yahoogroups.com, lasvegasviper@... wrote:
>
> Hi Ellis,
>
> I just read your email below from Kathi and I noticed you said
> something about spending $300.00 a month for growth hormone.?
>
> My insurance won't pay either so I've spent a fortune. If I could
> buy it through you and spend $300.00 a month I would gladly go back
> on it.
>
> I'm 54 and have noticed a big difference (not so good) since I've
> had to get off of my HGH. I was on 1.0 every day.
>
> What kind of HGH do you have and do I need to send you a
> prescription?
>
> My doctor will write me one because my IGF levels are below 80.
>
> Please let me know.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Jennie
>
> {Hello Jennie...
>
> It depends on which country you are in... I can send to some
> countries without a prescription, and to some countries, I
> can send with a letter of instructions, and to some countries
> I attach a copy of your prescription and there is no problem
> to deliver. I send either Humatrope or Saizen (Serostim) in
> most cases, both are superb quality.
>
> Yes, you can get by with $300 per month... but I can't send you
> only one month worth, because it is too little... but write to
> me and I will give you the gory details... it is not so bad...
>
> Please write to me to etoussier(at)yahoo.com and put Subject:
> Rejuvenation Subscriber and I will send you more information.
>
> Thanks for writing.
>
> Ellis Toussier
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: chodzyelitz <chodzyelitz@...>
> To: Rejuvenation@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Mon, 5 May 2008 10:11 am
> Subject: [Rejuvenation] What to do about the aging process..
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Ellis: My comments, below...
>
> Kathi: I have read from Ellis and from alternative medicine
> practioners that eating right is a great way to stay healthy. I'm
> inclined to believe that since I have tried an experiment on myself
> and find that eating more fruits, vegetables, and protein are the
> way to go.
>
> I haven't been eating well the last 3 weeks and certainly feel a
> change in my system. The processed foods that my husband buys and
> feeds us are toxic to our bodies. Having said that, I'm now making
> the grocery list and giving it to him so that my family can eat
> healthier. (We live quite a way from town and since he works in
> town, he can do the grocery shopping after work).
>
> I have been plagued though, since childhood, with various hormonal
> issues. I do not look my age (I'm told I look younger)but can see
> some things that aren't supposed to happen for my age group. Sagging,
> loose skin is one of those things. Acne is another, while it isn't
> horrible, it is cystic and is bothersome.
>
> I'm swelling right now and that tells me it's time for me to be
> diligent in taking thyroid hormones. I've been off of them for a
> week, not good.
>
> I have hair loss but the color is still good with minimal gray for a
> 45 yr old.
>
> Hyaluronic acid seems to help in my energy levels along with proper
> eating, but I am interested in taking GH again. I was on it for 2
> years, but since hubby switched jobs, insurance company won't approve
> me for it this time. it's the same insurance company, too. I notice
> the difference between taking it and not taking it.
>
> It's expensive any other way. The reason the ins. co. approved it in
> the first place was that I had pituitary surgery in 2003 for
> Cushing's disease. My IGF-1 levels were low before and after and a
> stim test proved it. Now, all of a sudden, they are not approving me
> even though they were the ones who gave it to me in the first place,
> the only difference is that hubby switched employers and went union.
>
> I'm not looking for the fountain of youth as aging is a natural
> process, but in my family, the aging process is rather slow. My
> maternal grandmother is going to be 96 this year and looks fabulous.
> My paternal grandmother passed at 85. Both grandfathers passed early
> because of bad eating habits, excessive drinking, and smoking.
>
> I'm also hypoglycemic and am considering taking Dr. Christopher's
> herbs to aid with some of the symptoms.
>
> Ellis, if you have any ideas or suggestions, please pass them on to
> me.
>
> Thank you for your help - Kathi
>
> Ellis: [Hello Kathi... You KNOW you would benefit from HGH...
>
> If the insurance company is not going to pay for it, for
> whatever reason doesn't matter... there is nobody else who will
> pay for it except YOU... so YOU HAVE TO DO SOMETHING about it...
>
> If you have to earn more money, earn more money... If you have
> to sell a car, sell a car... but get that growth hormone into your
> body because if you don't, then you already know what it is like
> to be OFF of HGH.
>
> There is NOTHING more important than your body, so do whatever you
> have to do, but take care of your body, it is more valuable than a
> car. My suggestion is that you find a way to earn more money...
>
> Surely there is something you can do to earn an extra $300 per
> month... putting growth hormone into your body will give you more
> energy so that you will be able to work more... In the short run,
> it will be less expensive for you to put it into your body than
> NOT to put it into your body. So: you have to do it. So do it.
>
> Good luck.
>
> Ellis]
>