Growth Hormone, Estrogen, and Height Development Insights

Dr. John Huge reveals that blocking estrogen and using MK677 can promote height growth in adolescents.

### The Science of Height Growth: Hormones, Nutrition, and Strategies
* 📏 "Obese younger people have much lower growth hormone levels, but they have much higher IGF-1 levels," which can impact **overall growth and development**.
* 🔬 Dr. John Huge discusses the potential of using MK677 to **increase growth hormone production**, which is crucial for **height increase**, especially in populations with growth hormone deficiencies, like in the Philippines.
* 🧪 Letrozole, which reduces estrogen levels, can also play a role in height growth by **preventing the senescence of cells**, particularly in bones, which is influenced by **estrogen levels**.
* 📊 Research indicates that keeping **estradiol levels below 10** on U.S. metrics is necessary to maintain growth, highlighting the **delicate balance of hormones** involved in development.
* 💡 The discussion emphasizes that environmental factors, like **exposure to chemical estrogens and poor nutrition**, can further suppress growth hormone levels in children, leading to **shorter stature**.
* 🏋 A focus on **high protein intake** and maintaining **low body fat** is suggested as a natural approach to support height growth, as protein is linked to **increased height over generations**.
* ⚖ The speaker reflects on personal experiences and regrets regarding height growth interventions, stressing the **importance of understanding hormonal impacts** during **critical growth periods**.
* 🌱 Overall, the conversation advocates for a **holistic approach to growth**, combining hormonal treatments with proper nutrition and lifestyle choices to **optimize height potential**.

this is what I wish somebody would have told me when I was younger. Because, by the way, Tony, I didn't tell you this when I was 15. I learned about this stuff, and I actually went to a hospital and x-rayed my bones. I've made videos on this. Obese younger people have much lower growth hormone levels, but they have much higher IGF-1 levels. I found this out through extreme research. What causes the actual penile tissue to stop growing? Is it the end of puberty? It's also the freaking estrogen. [Music] How to grow taller with chemistry. I'm Dr. John Huge here with Leo Longevity, and we had a great response to Leo's post on his page asking for questions. Someone said, What do you think about using MK677 and letrozole to grow taller? And I said, Of course, MK677, because it causes your body to produce very large amounts of growth hormone, and growth hormone helps you grow taller. Deficiency in growth hormone very clearly makes people very short, and the Philippines is a huge

problem. They have a deficiency in growth hormone and IGF, causing them to be very, very short. And they're actually fixing this by giving kids growth hormone and IGF at young ages. And then he mentions letrozole also. Like, what does letrozole, which crashes estrogen, have anything to do with growing taller? So, in an earlier video, we were talking about how some cells, as we get older, stop being able to divide. This is called senescence of cells. Senescence of cells in the body, including in the bones, is driven mainly by estrogen. The reason why women are shorter than men is because of this. In fact, I was so interested in studying this that I went through a lot of papers on the subject, but also looked at the estrogen levels, estradiol levels in children as they get older, and what exactly level the doctors keep them at to stop them from their height stopping. The levels actually very shockingly low. It's like below 10 on the U.S. metrics of estradiol is what is

needed to keep growing so as we get older. So, if you block estrogen very potently, you will continue to grow. In fact, it's interesting. Without taking the growth hormone, you'll just continue to grow slowly into 25 past that age until you let your estrogen peak. And once it peaks, by the way, if it has peaked already, this may not work. It depends how long it's been peaked. Senescence will grow throughout the body. About MK677, I wanted to comment. MK677 is very uniquely useful also because what they usually do to people that want to grow taller in early age is they give them large amounts of growth hormone, like 40 units for a 100 kg person every other day, something like that, much higher than growth hormone usage in bodybuilders, very high amounts. And they crash estrogen, and they wait. But when you take that exogenous growth hormone, your own growth hormone stops producing. Your body recognizes, just like testosterone, it comes back really quickly, by the way. I've researched this a lot. It comes back within a couple of days, but it stops. Why?

does that matter? You're injecting one kind of growth hormone; you produce five. So, in your brain, you produce five. So, you've now just lost some element. All the growth hormones must act somewhat differently. You've just thought some element of your natural growth. So, I think really doctors should be putting the children also on mk677 whenever they use growth hormone, but they won't because the pharmaceutical companies don't make money. So, they're prescribing expensive growth hormone, which there's no reason it should be that expensive other than the monopoly. There now for the gentleman who asked this question. He was talking about using letrozole with mk677 without growth hormone, probably because of financial reasons. But, and kids these days are subjected to so many environmental chemicals that their estrogen is artificially inflated after exposed chemical estrogens from the environment, and their growth hormone is suppressed because they're eating constantly junk foods, and so their body isn't ever going through this fasting state where it's producing enough growth hormone as it would naturally. Hundreds

of years absolutely true. I've made videos on this. Obese younger people have much lower growth hormone levels, but they have much higher IGF-1 levels. So, it seems to equalize sort of on their height. Although I would much prefer to have higher growth hormone levels for various reasons, but if you're a young man growing up and you're fat, you're going to have, for example, a smaller penis. You're going to have a lot of other effects that you don't want long-term and the small, but you also have higher estrogen levels. So, I think in the end they should be slightly shorter, but the IGF-1 seems to... So, what would you want for your children? Because we sat on an airplane the other day with, you know, it's an Asian airplane and our knees are hitting the seat in front of us and the seats don't recline. It's a little bit too small for us and we're not even that big. Like, being bigger can have some of its disadvantages. So, for you, for your

children. Let's say you have a girl. Let's say you have a boy. Do you want them actually as tall as possible? I think I've thought about this a lot. The only reason I think about this is that I never had an issue with my own height, really. But if I could go back and be massive, why wouldn't that? Why wouldn't I? The reason why maybe you may die slightly younger. However, there are the biggest meta-analyzes on growth hormone treatment for younger people shows that 20-30 years later, they don't seem to have higher incidence of cancer or higher incidence of heart disease. But technically, that shouldn't be true. Being larger, you're more likely to get cancer and heart disease. So that's the main issue. I wouldn't do it if I had a girl. Also, because sometimes girls are disadvantaged if they're taller, especially in the dating arena. They might feel they don't want to date a shorter guy, but there's not that many shorter. Yeah, girls always want to date a

taller guy, but if the girl is really tall. I've met some beautiful tall girls that have such a hard time finding a good guy to be with because they want to be with a guy taller, and now you've just eliminated a lot of the guys if you made yourself too tall. Exactly. On the other hand, if you're a man, as you know through all fighting sports, there are weight classes. The reason why is that the higher weight class people can beat the crap out of the smaller people. So, there is, and you know it's true. I mean, they can't. The smaller, I mean, sometimes these lightweight guys get into fights on the street and get knocked out, but just a bigger guy doesn't want to fight that well. So, it's for protection, for safety, and stuff like that. It is better to be told. But what I want to comment is this. So, the gentleman, he didn't mention taking growth hormone, even though the doctors give high amounts of growth amount of people. I think that the reason

is he can't afford it maybe would it be worth it if I for example was much younger now and I didn't he reach senescence yet would I take let result just with mk677 and hope for the best I would mk677 increases growth hormone by on average about 75 percent so 1.75 times the amount of growth when you have 50 times the igf you have so you have significantly more growth but the difference is now your growth doesn't have an end date so you're just going to grow slower for longer I would rather of course they grow from one at the same time even if I had to take Chinese growth so what protocol would I use if I was within the age range that this was going to be effective to use growth hormone and letrozole so with the growth hormone I would use mk677 I wouldn't use growth hormone I think it's healthier to use it's cheesy cheaper it's it's more accessible and I'm not helping support

the pharmaceutical companies, uh, and I would take it before bed, and I'd just take 10 milligrams, and I'd take it like three days per week, 10 milligrams per before bed. But with letrozole, if you take too much letrozole, you crash estrogen too much, and then you have all kinds of problems, right? So, like, with letrozole, there's a one-milligram tablet, and that's enough if you took that every day to crash estrogen too low. I mean, and that, but basically take some small fraction of a pill, and we'd take it only twice per week. We would think so, but this is the issue. If it really was crashing estrogen, and that's causing a lot of problems, it's specifically in the growth studies for idiopathic short stature, which means chill, which means younger people who are shorter than their parents for no apparent reason. They give these people growth hormone. Also, for these people, letrozole outperforms all of their AIS. Why? Because it's stronger. So, to be honest with you, if there may be issues with having too

little estrogen, but keep in mind they have two little estrogen already. It's only when the estrogen peaks that they have the issue. They originally have estrogen at the age of 10, it's like two, four, you know, so it's just really crashed already. Personally, I wouldn't even worry about it. I would want my estrogen nil so I can really... This is for men, right? Women are still going to need more estrogen. They're going to have all kinds of hormonal problems. Yeah, plus women don't want to grow as tall. They can just use MK677. Maybe they shouldn't test it. Let me tell... Well, I don't even think women should do it at all. I really... I mean, unless they're competitive, they want to be competitive athletes, or unless they're really short, yeah, and they need, you know, medically, their doctor was going to put them on growth hormone anyways. Better to use MK6. Let me tell you something that's interesting that we haven't talked about. I found this out through extreme research. What causes the actual penile

tissue to stop growing. Is it the end of puberty? It's also the freaking estrogen. So, you kick cross out that estrogen, and your testosterone to estrogen ratio goes up, and you grow everywhere better. So, this is why fat kids would end up being shorter usually, because their estrogen is going to be too high because they're overeating, they're not getting enough natural growth hormone pulsage. Uh, and then when we're lean, our body converts normally. I mean, you can still be subjected to environmental estrogens, but normally when your body's lean, you convert less testosterone to estrogen. So, if we were going to take the natural approach to increasing height, yeah, we'd be skinny, we'd have low body fat, high protein. That's another exercise, eat high protein. One of the reasons, and we'd avoid environmental estrogen toxins, and we would avoid extreme stress or sickness. So, if you get sick, your growth hormone just shuts down, and if you get very stressed out, the same thing happens. Like if you're in a family, abusive family, something like

that you'll stop growing earlier, usually on average. Yeah, but what you really want most of all is high protein. Protein is the main reason that Europeans got taller in the last 200 years, and it's the main reason that Indians are short. India still suffers from malnutrition, and the protein affects them. But I believe that the Philippines also has a low protein content in their diet. Also, I think that's one of the reasons that they're a bit shorter on average. This is what I wish somebody would have told me when I was younger. Because, by the way, Tony, I didn't tell you this. When I was 15, I learned about this stuff, and I actually went to a hospital and x-rayed my bones because I wanted to take growth limit, grow taller. They told me your bones are close, both don't close, and it's not a dichotomous yes or no. They were closing. I didn't know that I could have taken the growth on what they could, the AI, and grown taller. But the doctor said, Oh, your elbow.

Looks like it's closed. So this, so it doesn't all close at once. So if I was 15, 16, I would still do this. Taking growth hormone younger makes us taller. Taking growth hormone as we get older makes us wider. Exactly, that's true. Peaceful friends of Freedom, pioneers of human evolution. Subscribe to the channel and leave a comment below what you want to talk with us about. With us [Music] foreign.

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Growing Taller: The Role of Hormones and Chemistry

Obese younger individuals have lower growth hormone levels but higher IGF-1 levels, impacting their growth.

MK677 is effective in increasing growth hormone production, while letrozole's role in blocking estrogen may also contribute to height growth.

The senescence of cells, driven by estrogen, plays a significant role in stopping growth, and blocking estrogen can potentially allow for continued growth into the mid-20s.

The Impact of Growth Hormones and Environmental Factors on Children's Development

The use of growth hormone is common, but it may not be effective alone, as the body produces multiple types.

Environmental chemicals and junk food are contributing to lower growth hormone levels and higher estrogen levels in children.

The long-term effects of obesity in young people include lower growth hormone levels and higher IGF-1 levels, potentially impacting their height and other physical characteristics.

The Challenges of Height in Relationships

Tall girls often struggle to find partners due to their preference for taller men, limiting their options.

In fighting sports, weight classes exist to protect smaller individuals from larger opponents.

The speaker suggests using MK677 for growth hormone increase and letrozole for estrogen management, but cautions against taking too much letrozole.

The Role of Estrogen in Growth and Height

Estrogen levels are crucial for growth, with low levels in childhood potentially leading to shorter stature.

The ratio of testosterone to estrogen is key, and higher estrogen levels from factors like overeating can hinder growth.

A natural approach to increasing height includes maintaining a lean body, high protein intake, and avoiding environmental estrogen toxins and extreme stress.

Protein intake is crucial for height growth, with its deficiency contributing to shorter stature in populations like India and the Philippines.

The speaker shares their personal experience of seeking medical advice to grow taller, highlighting the gradual closure of bones.

They emphasize that taking growth hormone at a younger age can lead to increased height, while taking it later in life may result in increased width.