Burrfoot1313
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I've never ran it. What dosage? Any sides?So I’ve been running GH (for the first time) for almost 8 weeks now and it is melting the fat off of me. It’s almost unbelievable. It works better than Tren with no sides. Except my big fat fucking fingers.
How did I miss this boat the past 5 years?? I blame YOU!!
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I always thought you had to run it for quite a long time to get real benefit.
But I mostly never used it bc I am afraid of it turning on a dormant cancer cell(s) and finding myself with some fucking tumor.
Lots of guys say that and maybe the case for them but not me.
Lots of parrots here too, guys talking out their asses.
8 weeks in and I experience same thing as my buddy burrfoot described.
Truly a wonder drug.
I would take cruise dose if test and 10ius a week of GH over running a shitload of AAS without GH.
But to clarify at my age GH is a must, for a younger guy probably not so much although I see guys that compete in their 20s use it.
What age? I feel like I'm too young to benefit as much unless I'm using higher amounts.Lots of guys say that and maybe the case for them but not me.
Lots of parrots here too, guys talking out their asses.
8 weeks in and I experience same thing as my buddy burrfoot described.
Truly a wonder drug.
I would take cruise dose if test and 10ius a week of GH over running a shitload of AAS without GH.
But to clarify at my age GH is a must, for a younger guy probably not so much although I see guys that compete in their 20s use it.
What age? I feel like I'm too young to benefit as much unless I'm using higher amounts.
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I've heard that mid thirties and up benefit the most. Is there truth to that? I either read amazing benefits or horrible side effects. You need t4 with it? Well I already have hyporthyroidism haha. So that's not an issue.Skip is older than dirt.
Basically after your your teen years your body produces progressively less and less. If you’re past your 20s it’s probably worth looking into. Before then it seems kind of silly to me, but hey, I’m older than dirt too, so what do I know.
I've heard that mid thirties and up benefit the most. Is there truth to that? I either read amazing benefits or horrible side effects. You need t4 with it? Well I already have hyporthyroidism haha. So that's not an issue.
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What do you mean you don't need it? Everyone seems to need it. I could be wrong. Not something I know a lot about. I'd be willing to give it a try. Oh and why not t3 than t4? I know t3 is the bioavailable. T4 gets converted as the body needs.You don't need t4 with it. It could help with some, but you have to trust your source because it can fuck your thyroid up and its kind of important lol
I'm sorry OP. How much t4 for how much hgh?Yes exactly. I did it. Small small amounts. The hgh u take converts ur natural t4 into t3. So exogenous t4 keeps things going. Otherwise ur natural t4 will crash n be f’d.
Damn. I take 118mcg with 20%thyroid function.I’m not the op. But I was taking 5 iu ed or eod hgh. N maybe 50-100mcg a ed/eod of t4
Skip is older than dirt.
Basically after your your teen years your body produces progressively less and less. If you’re past your 20s it’s probably worth looking into. Before then it seems kind of silly to me, but hey, I’m older than dirt too, so what do I know.
Let's say I'm age 25 to 35. Should I be messing with this? I have plenty of other options. Currently cutting. After this ill be running test iso 800, mast e 500, deca 500.50 mg provi.Past your 20s ?
Really ?
Cost. Side effects.Haha if ur already using anabolic... why not
Cost for sure. Sides. Most people don’t have problems. But I had problems. So I can’t use hgh anymore. Which saves me a lot of money lol
A few weeks in starting hgh I started having chronic uncontrollable hiccups. Went on for about 6 months. I saw doctors and they wanted to do CT’s scans. At first I was in denial. There was no way it was the only thing I’ve never taken before , and coincidentally just started. But after suffering which seemed like forever I got the cat scan. My thymus got enlarged. And was pinching the nerve to my diaphragm. They thought is could be cancer. So I stopped the hgh, and immediately was better. No hiccups. Tested and retested. My thymus went back to normal size. No cancer. So that my experience.
I have many bro that never had any issues.
A few weeks in starting hgh I started having chronic uncontrollable hiccups. Went on for about 6 months. I saw doctors and they wanted to do CT’s scans. At first I was in denial. There was no way it was the only thing I’ve never taken before , and coincidentally just started. But after suffering which seemed like forever I got the cat scan. My thymus got enlarged. And was pinching the nerve to my diaphragm. They thought is could be cancer. So I stopped the hgh, and immediately was better. No hiccups. Tested and retested. My thymus went back to normal size. No cancer. So that my experience.
I have many bro that never had any issues.
I tried 4 different brands. All the same.
Yes u don’t, but the surgery is kinda risky/f’d up.
This ^^^^^^^Be sure to take a lil t4 to keep the process going! Hgh n t4 my metabolism was insane
Past your 20s ?
Really ?
Just looking at statistical averages for GH production, most people won’t see a significant decline until late 20s. If you want to start earlier and maintain teen levels, then sure, whatever. But it’s after their late 20s that most people are going to see really big benefits from it (by early 30s most people have about half their teenage production), and not until much later that natural levels drop so low that supplementation seems medically advisable. What can I say, I’m a chemical minimalist.
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edit: I’ll be the first to admit I’m new to all of this, so if I’m missing something here I’ll let y’all tell me. I’m just going by what my biology background and the papers tell me, but for sure there’s not a ton of available academic research on how all these factors interact, so please do correct my understanding if there’s something about GH in the context of AAS use that I’m not aware of.
I do not have it in front of me but it was confirmed by a coach I worked with that use of GH and maintaining natural levels does an excellent job of maintaining LBM and fat burning..............IGF levels of 250-300 are healthy.Just looking at statistical averages for GH production, most people won’t see a significant decline until late 20s. If you want to start earlier and maintain teen levels, then sure, whatever. But it’s after their late 20s that most people are going to see really big benefits from it (by early 30s most people have about half their teenage production), and not until much later that natural levels drop so low that supplementation seems medically advisable. What can I say, I’m a chemical minimalist.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
edit: I’ll be the first to admit I’m new to all of this, so if I’m missing something here I’ll let y’all tell me. I’m just going by what my biology background and the papers tell me, but for sure there’s not a ton of available academic research on how all these factors interact, so please do correct my understanding if there’s something about GH in the context of AAS use that I’m not aware of.
safe folks go for teen levels
not quite safe folks go for supraphysiological levels
95% of the forum folk are biggs and so need 10iu/ed just to maintain
I do not have it in front of me but it was confirmed by a coach I worked with that use of GH and maintaining natural levels does an excellent job of maintaining LBM and fat burning..............IGF levels of 250-300 are healthy.
Using high quantities of GH that produces and IGF level of ~500 exponentially increases the growth of abnormal cells...........like cancer.
So I totally agree that using GH to keep your IGF levels at a natty 20 something year old is healthy, supraphysiological doses can be dangerous
The cancer risk is why I would think it's a bit silly for most people to supplement much earlier than their 30s. I guess it's a risk assessment everyone has to make, though.