Re: Dunn-HGH

[Guest guest]

just had the blood work done. I'm heading to Disney World next week,

with my family, and expect to know if I qualify when I get back...on

the 20th. I think you guys have got yourself the guinea pig, you've

been looking for. if I qualify, I think I'm going to give this a

try, for at least a month. just would always wonder if I went into

the surgery without trying this first. I'm still skeptical, but

unfortunately none of the surgeries I'm looking at are %100

effective, either....so why not.

have a good weekend

Chuck Dunn

> another update. just got off the phone with a patient who had the

> treatment. other than his age, he's 54, I'm 29....he sounds a lot

> like me. had a meniscal surgery, during which they found articular

> cartilage damage.(femoral condyle) he researched everything and

> decided to give HGH a try. he was on crutches for 8 weeks. he can

> now walk a round of golf where he couldn't before. he said it

feels

> good enough to run on, but he is being careful, and is afraid of a

> knee replacement. I talked to his wife this afternoon and she told

> me she doesn't want him to run, but he tells me he is still

> considering it. he was on his way to a lake, where he was going to

> be water skiing this weekend. I realize this is not a scientific

> study, but this guy was telling the truth. I could hear it in his

> voice, I'm always somewhat skeptical of emails....anyone could be

> sending them, but I did believe this guy. I'm going to get the

blood

> work done tomorrow AM, and send it down...see if I qualify. hell,

> even if this could keep me out of the OR for a year or two, while

> science catches up, I'd do it. I didn't get his name from Dunn's

> office, but from another patient I came in contact with via email.

> Dunn's office is supposed to provide me with some names too. I'll

> let you know how it turns out, but I am definitely more hopeful

after

> actually speaking to someone who's had it done.

> hope you guys have a good weekend,

> CD

[Guest guest]

Hi Chuck:

Just wanted to thank you for all your research & information and to

tell you that I know how you feel. I was very skeptical going in to

my first Prolotherapy treatments, but the research was just too hard

to ignore and I couldn't be happier with the results.

Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be as much scientific research

on HGH injections.

Anyway, good luck to you. I hope you qualify for the treatments so

we can get another success story in this Group. Think of yourself

as a pioneer - not a guinea pig.

As I've written before, I think Dr. Dunn's treatments work; we've

just become so accustomed to scam artists that we automatically

assume that anything new and different can't possibly be any good.

By the way, I'm going to see my doc (who does prolotherapy, trigger-

point and various other injections) on Tuesday for a follow-up. I'm

going to ask him if he does HGH injections himself. I know he is

aware of Dr. Dunn and thinks highly of him.

Good luck Chuck and thanks again.

Say " Hi " to Mickey & for me,

Doug

> > another update. just got off the phone with a patient who had

the

> > treatment. other than his age, he's 54, I'm 29....he sounds a

lot

> > like me. had a meniscal surgery, during which they found

articular

> > cartilage damage.(femoral condyle) he researched everything and

> > decided to give HGH a try. he was on crutches for 8 weeks. he

can

> > now walk a round of golf where he couldn't before. he said it

> feels

> > good enough to run on, but he is being careful, and is afraid of

a

> > knee replacement. I talked to his wife this afternoon and she

told

> > me she doesn't want him to run, but he tells me he is still

> > considering it. he was on his way to a lake, where he was going

to

> > be water skiing this weekend. I realize this is not a

scientific

> > study, but this guy was telling the truth. I could hear it in

his

> > voice, I'm always somewhat skeptical of emails....anyone could

be

> > sending them, but I did believe this guy. I'm going to get the

> blood

> > work done tomorrow AM, and send it down...see if I qualify.

hell,

> > even if this could keep me out of the OR for a year or two,

while

> > science catches up, I'd do it. I didn't get his name from

Dunn's

> > office, but from another patient I came in contact with via

email.

> > Dunn's office is supposed to provide me with some names too.

I'll

> > let you know how it turns out, but I am definitely more hopeful

> after

> > actually speaking to someone who's had it done.

> > hope you guys have a good weekend,

> > CD

[Guest guest]

Hey Chuck... Good luck!

Just to say thanks for all the research, the phone calls and the

updates...! )

Joe

> just had the blood work done. I'm heading to Disney World next

week,

> with my family, and expect to know if I qualify when I get

back...on

> the 20th. I think you guys have got yourself the guinea pig,

you've

> been looking for. if I qualify, I think I'm going to give this a

> try, for at least a month. just would always wonder if I went into

> the surgery without trying this first. I'm still skeptical, but

> unfortunately none of the surgeries I'm looking at are %100

> effective, either....so why not.

> have a good weekend

> Chuck Dunn

>