I think I Understand this HGH stuff....comments PLEASE

I am 38 years old and about 200lbs at roughly 10.5% bodyfat. I am about to begin a cycle that looks as follows:

Weeks 1-14 Test Cyp 700mgs p/w
Weeks 2-11 Tren A 75 mgs ED
Weeks 8 - PCT VAR 60 mgs ED

I will be using HCG and then swapping over to Clomid for PCT.

Anti E strategy for both Estrogen and Progesteron.

My Dr. offered to write me a script for HGH and my insurance covers it.

Therefore, I was going to start with the HGH about a month before the cycle and run it through the cycle and about a month past PCT.

The main goals from my cycle are to add LBM, but also to reduce or maintain leanness.

I am thinking that running the HGH at around 2-3ius 5/2 would be a nice addition. Primarily due to my age. I am thinking this will enhance recovery and reduce or keep bodyfat in check. In other words, I am hoping to let the AAS do the muscle building and use the HGH to keep lean and help out the old guy in me who is pushing 40.

Am I missing something here?

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Originally Posted by tempbrit

Am I missing something here?

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No,not at all.I do suggest you run the HGH longer though.It's a drug meant for long term use,so you will benefit much more running it for 6 months or greater.That dose will help retain mass for you,as well as BF percentiles.

~Pinnacle~

If your doc gives you a script, isn't it for life?

JohnnyB

Yes, i am planning on running it in the 7-8 month range. Kind of looking forward to it.

I do have one question though. Does the bloating go away with HGH? I am taking some anti-E items to keep the bloat away on the Test Cyp, but not sure it will do much to the bloat caused by HGH.

Any thoughts?

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Originally Posted by JohnnyB

If your doc gives you a script, isn't it for life?

JohnnyB

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It's an annual prescription that you have to get renewed.

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Originally Posted by tempbrit

It's an annual prescription that you have to get renewed.

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I understand that, but it's for life right? I have to renew my test script annually, but I'm on it for life.

I'm having a hell of a time getting a Doc to prescibe HGH to me, I do have low HGH/IGF-1

JohnnyB

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Originally Posted by tempbrit

Yes, i am planning on running it in the 7-8 month range. Kind of looking forward to it.

I do have one question though. Does the bloating go away with HGH? I am taking some anti-E items to keep the bloat away on the Test Cyp, but not sure it will do much to the bloat caused by HGH.

Any thoughts?

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I'm not certain you'd get bloating issues at that dose.You could possibly get some joint soreness for a few weeks as the HGH kicks in.But it does go away after 3 weeks or so.
Another thing to think about.Anti's can reduce IGF levels.I'm not sure if it will be a major issue for you at your HGH dose.But you might want to research this topic further.

~Pinnacle~

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Originally Posted by JohnnyB

I understand that, but it's for life right? I have to renew my test script annually, but I'm on it for life.

I'm having a hell of a time getting a Doc to prescibe HGH to me, I do have low HGH/IGF-1

JohnnyB

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Yes, you are right, it is for life, or for as long as you care to continue using HGH.

Was this doc in the US cause ive never heard of a doctor giving a script for gh to a healthy 38 year old man.The only guys I know of who get scripts that their insurance pays for are HIV Patients who turn around and sell them to guys in the gym.

First of all it looks like a good cycle!!

I think everyone is different when it comes to HGH and "SIDES"
Personally I have been on for 5 mo. now @ 2 ius 5/2 and have tried several times to go up to 3ius and the sides for me were to much ie joint pain, hands going to sleep ect. So I will stay at 2 ius. So far I have noticed better skin, hair and more energy. (44 yrs)

Good luck <<>>

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Originally Posted by JAMIE720

Was this doc in the US cause ive never heard of a doctor giving a script for gh to a healthy 38 year old man.The only guys I know of who get scripts that their insurance pays for are HIV Patients who turn around and sell them to guys in the gym.

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Yes, I am in the US and so is the Dr. I went in complaining of feeling like a 60 year old man, with a lack of focus, and a number of other various items that GH could cure. The Dr. did not hesitate to write me a script after my bloodwork came back. He did inform me that my insurance may not cover the cost of the medication, but luckily for me it actually does get covered.

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Originally Posted by v-force700

First of all it looks like a good cycle!!

I think everyone is different when it comes to HGH and "SIDES"
Personally I have been on for 5 mo. now @ 2 ius 5/2 and have tried several times to go up to 3ius and the sides for me were to much ie joint pain, hands going to sleep ect. So I will stay at 2 ius. So far I have noticed better skin, hair and more energy. (44 yrs)

Good luck <<>>

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Thanks, I am really looking forward to it.

Just curious, did you see any results in terms of bodyfat reductions?

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Originally Posted by Pinnacle

I'm not certain you'd get bloating issues at that dose.You could possibly get some joint soreness for a few weeks as the HGH kicks in.But it does go away after 3 weeks or so.
Another thing to think about.Anti's can reduce IGF levels.I'm not sure if it will be a major issue for you at your HGH dose.But you might want to research this topic further.

~Pinnacle~

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Thanks for the input. Did some research and noticed that IGF levels are critical for building LBM with HGH. I also see that Anti-E's can reduce the IGF levels. However, if my primary objective with the HGH is reduction in bf% and the other feel good items with aging, the Anti E's should not pose a problem.

Agree?

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Originally Posted by tempbrit

Thanks, I am really looking forward to it.

Just curious, did you see any results in terms of bodyfat reductions?

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No. I was disappointed with the fat loss.

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