Research says endogenous HGH is suppressed for 24 hours; inject before bedtime

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Exogenous 20K Growth Hormone (GH) Suppresses Endogenous 22K GH Secretion in Normal Men http://jcem.endojournals.org/cgi/content/full/85/2/601.

The above research shows that endogenous HGH can be suppressed for 24 hours. It also shows that exogenous HGH leaves the body after 4-6 hours; when injected before bedtime the first 1-2 hours endogenous HGH does its work, then 2-4 hours later exogenous HGH does its work.

We all know that most of the endogenous HGH is released during the first hours of sleep, and in that time HGH has its most pronounced effects.

So, if endogenous HGH is suppressed for 24 hours, HGH has it's most pronounced effects during sleep and exogenous HGH is 4-6 hours in the body after injecting, wouldn't it be logical to (IM) inject before bedtime?

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Anyone?