Frequently Asked Questions regarding Trans-D Tropin^® 

Q: I have a lot of Olympic and professional athletes as patients.. [NFL has banned certain items such as androsteindion]. Is the anything in Trans-D Tropin® that is banned or illegal or will show up on drug testing?

Dr. Philip Miller

A: This is an interesting question. There is nothing inside Trans-D Tropin® except amino acids and fatty acids. These substances are readily available at any health food store as supplements and are actually the constituents of all protein and fats that we consume as food, available at every grocery food market in the US. In order to get anything “banned” in Trans-D Tropin®, protein and essential fatty acids would have to be “banned”. Until the IOC (International Olympic Committee) or any other organization can dictate what type of food a person must eat, they will not be able to prevent anyone from using Trans-D Tropin®. Lastly, since Trans-D Tropin® increases endogenous hGH within physiological parameters, there is no method available to test for Trans-D Tropin®  use.

Q: Is acne a side effect of Trans-D Tropin® usage? And if so, does it indicate any

deficiency?

Dr. Arnold Segredo

A: Acne is noted in some patients using Trans-D Tropin®. However, it is proof positive

that the physiology is being reverted to that of a younger state which is the purpose of

all anti-aging therapeutics. However, acne has only been noted in people that had acne

when they were younger. It is very mild compared to when the person was an

adolescent. If a patient didn’t have acne when younger, they usually do not have acne

from Trans-D Tropin®.

Remember, GHRH is the great grand daddy of all hormones. By increasing it, you are

naturally and effectively increasing all the hormonal levels to some extent or another

with in your body. Most people who suffer from acne have onset during adolescence

until the early 20’s. The etiology of acne with Trans-D Tropin® usage is simple: a recreation of the same environment as when the patient was younger. The onset of acne

with Trans-D Tropin® DOES NOT indicate anything is deficient or abundant, it only

indicates efficacy of treatment. The acne noted to date has been mild and patients have

not seemed to mind. It further evidences the efficacy of Trans-D Tropin.

Q: “Is priapism a result of the therapy with Trans-D Tropin®? Now, I did NOT say

“side-effect”... where I come from there is no such thing as calling priapism a

“side-effect”. Seriously... it has manifested itself in about 60% (6 out of 10) of the

males and the therapy started yesterday morning.”

Dr. Arnold Segredo

A: Obviously, the patients mentioned really did not have true priapism but had very

intense erections. The reason for this observation is the same as mentioned in the

previous question regarding acne. Remember, a young male has spontaneous

erections, sometimes at the most inopportune times. This is normal and explainable for

the same reasons as the onset of acne. This also explain why some peri-menopausal

women have started menstruating again. Women having hot flashes, irritability, sleep

disturbances, etc. as they reach menopause have experienced resolution of many

symptoms while on Trans-D Tropin. Very simply, a hormonal transition is taking place

back to a level that existed when the patient was 5 to 20 years younger. The result is a

regression of aging. The onset of spontaneous erections, acne and other such findings

are unequivocal clinical evidence that Trans-D Tropin® works.

Q: Are there any synergistic side effects of Trans-D Tropin usage with other

pharmaceuticals or OTC preparations?

Dr. Clarence Norris

A: The use of melatonin, DHEA etc., is not felt to be necessary while taking Trans-D

Tropin®. In fact, it may actually prevent a patient from getting optimal results. The body

knows what it needs and it definitely does NOT need man disrupting the homeostatic

balance by adjusting individual levels of individual hormones to compensate for an

already disrupted balance. By definition, we as humans have the tendency to disrupt the

original balance and have virtually no ability to re-establish that intricate balance if it has

been negatively effected. Therefore, it’s better to just leave the individual hormonal

levels alone and let Trans-D Tropin® drive the entire system. The only exception is

thyroid and progesterone supplementation.

Also, our advice to all physicians is NOT to use Trans-D Tropin® together with GH

injections. The safety mechanism of somatostatin induction may be compromised using

GH injections along with Trans-D Tropin®. Trans-D Tropin® has been shown to

effectively increase testosterone levels and decrease glucose and cortisol levels. It has

also been noted to subjectivly improve other hormonal levels, evidenced by improved

mood, decreased depression and improvement in vaginal dryness.

The people showing minimal response to Trans-D Tropin® treatment are the ones on

anxiolytics (xanax, ativan, etc.,) anti-depressants (zoloft, paxil, prozac, amitryptalene,

etc.) and the stimulants (amphetamines, etc.). Also, smokers don’t get as fast of a

response, although they still experience significant positive changes. Chronically ill

people seem to show a negative change initially, similar to a detoxification treatment

course, but within two to three weeks, as long as the underlying problem is effectively

being dealt with, these patients also show significant positive changes.

If you are currently using injection treatments or secretagogue treatments and wish to

change your patients to Trans-D Tropin®, the recommendation is to stop the original

treatments, wait at least 2 weeks but preferably one month, and then start on Trans-D

Tropin. This allows for enough time to eliminate the effects of the human growth

hormone injections and allows for a wash out period to re-prime the hypothalamicpituitary axis.

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