Can PowerFULL Stop Overtraining?

[Champion#1]

I am just interested on what your thoughts are?

I am 20 years old and a boxer do you think it is worth taking powerFULL?

what I mean to say is it safe for a 20 year old to use a HGH supplement?

I do not do weight training and like I say I am a boxer and my workouts are very intense and quite long 1.5 - 2 hours in length 3-4 times a week.

I am coming to a point now where I am very fit but I seem to be recovering a bit slower.

Do you think I would benefit from taking powerFULL and if so why?

Thank you.

[snagency]

for your type of training, PowerFULL would seem to be a good fit..
I don't usually recommend to ppl under 21, since your natty GH levels are peaking right now, but if you are experiencing recovery/fatigue issues I think it's worth a shot. to me, PF is an incredible recovery aid!

[Champion#1]

The thing is this I was a late developer and needed steroid injection from the doctor to kick start my testosterone production.

I am all grown up now but i havent started to get a beard yet lol

as i was a late developer i should imagine it would take longer for hgh and testosterone to reach its peak i.e 23 years old.

whether it works like that or not i dont know but it sounds good in theory

Would taking this mess up my bodies own way of producing hgh?

that is the main thing i am worried about.

[snagency]

no..if you follow the dosing guidelines you will not have any issues, no worries.
as for the rest of your theory, I may have another take on that: if you had to have test production 'jump-started', in theory, it may not be that you are a late-bloomer, but rather that you may have abnormally low levels of GH production to begin with.