I sometimes drink, is that a problem while taking Sermorelin

[dirkmcgirk]

I am no bodybuilder and have no desire to be. I am just an average bro into fitness and martial arts. I drink pretty moderately from friday till sunday. About 2 stiff drinks on those days. I will be going on vacation at the end of the month and will likely consume much more for 4 days straight however

[73rr]

Are u on a cycle? Liquor as we all no is bad for your liver so yes drinking is bad. ( I drink) more then what u have said but I'm not on any cycle and don't plan on a cycle for a very long time. Since gear also can hurt your liver. If your drinking to, u will be hurting it twice as much. That's kinda how I look at it. Also I believe I read something in here about alcohol and it being able to messing with your hormones.

[dirkmcgirk]

Are u on a cycle? Liquor as we all no is bad for your liver so yes drinking is bad. ( I drink) more then what u have said but I'm not on any cycle and don't plan on a cycle for a very long time. Since gear also can hurt your liver. If your drinking to, u will be hurting it twice as much. That's kinda how I look at it. Also I believe I read something in here about alcohol and it being able to messing with your hormones.

not on cycle just part of a 6 month anti aging protocol

[73rr]

To me. I see no problem with it. U have to live life sometime right! Some (most) will say drinking is horrible. It's going to throw all your gains out the window and make u fat.
I like to drink so I do. Within means I do

[Splifton]

I've seen in vivo studies have proven that acute consumption of alcohol had a diminishing effect on IGF-1 hepatic synthesis and total IGF-1 plasma concentrations. It was in rats, but their endocrine system is relatively similar for comparison. It's also worth noting that one test was highlighting the sustained diminished that occurred up to 18 hours after abstaining from further consumption. However, this relationship isn't completely understood.

EDIT: Yes I know the validity of my statement being referenced to scientific studies involving rats as test groups. The upside about the choice of test subject is obviously ease and ethics, (morality is the number one reason why I feel scientific research is stunted) but laboratory rats generally come from extremely meticulous reproductive methodologies that control the total possibility in genetic variations that are associated with the biological response from the desired compound