Starting my girlfriend on HGH advice please (Gear, u still out there bro? lol)

**Vitruvian-Man** · 03-07-2010, 05:00 PM

Yo, so I'm planning on starting the gf up on a GH course for the next 6 months. I've done some research, but would just like to get some input from the bros ( since I can't ask in the female section

loll) Obviously a couple of you guys must have your wives' / partners on GH??

Anyways, I'm planning on starting her at 0.5iu/ed for 5 days on 2 days off. This is the following ramp up procedure:

0.5iu/ed = (weeks 1 - 3)
1iu/ed = (weeks 4 - 8)
1.5iu/ed = (weeks 9 - 12)
2iu/ed = (weeks 13 - 24)

But yeah, what do you guys think? Would that be alright?

Just to give you some background info, these are her stats:

5'9
125 pounds
BF = quite low.

These are some pics of her at the last show. She came 3rd, and I couldn't be more proud of her. She's a stunning girl, and has unbelievable genetics. I honestly think GH will transform her (our hope is that it really tones up her mid-section, and fully brings out her abs.)

-VM

BG · 03-07-2010, 06:18 PM

Your just going to have to play it by ear. My wife couldnt get over 1.5 iu's with out her hands severly hurting. We ended up staying at 1 iu. She also had a bit of water retention in the beginning, so I would take your time ramping it up, theres no rush, it doesnt make it work faster just will give her more sides. She will love it, my wife did.

**ScotchGuard** · 03-07-2010, 08:57 PM

Start slow and increase slow. HGH is a long term project so no need to rush into it.

**Vitruvian-Man** · 03-07-2010, 11:23 PM

Originally Posted by BG

Your just going to have to play it by ear. My wife couldnt get over 1.5 iu's with out her hands severly hurting. We ended up staying at 1 iu. She also had a bit of water retention in the beginning, so I would take your time ramping it up, theres no rush, it doesnt make it work faster just will give her more sides. She will love it, my wife did.

Good to hear. That's the kind of info I was looking for.

I'm trying to keep sides to a min for her.. It would definitely impact her career (she types lots.) lol, so needless to say, wrist cramping and continuous numbness isn't ideal.

Thanks BG

Originally Posted by ScotchGuard

Start slow and increase slow. HGH is a long term project so no need to rush into it.

Thanks bro. We realize GH is long-term; however, I truly believe that w/ the combination of GH and her contest-dieting she should be able to reach her goals within 6 months. (needless to say, if she feels a better sense of well-being, etc. then I wouldn't hesitate to keep her on @ 1iu/ed for a more prolonged period)

Clen and T3 help her out quite a bit as well

loll.

Her next big show is toward the end of July... so that's around ~5 months from now. I think I'll start her at 0.5iu/ed and then ramp up by 0.25iu each time, when she can tolerate the sides.

**Gear** · 03-08-2010, 12:47 AM

Everything looks good to me, and if she starts getting sides she canot bare she is either increasing the dose too quik by too much, or she is taking too much at that time. I don't think she will have any issues as such going by what you have written out.

Good luck.

-Gear

**Vitruvian-Man** · 03-08-2010, 10:49 AM

Originally Posted by Gear

Everything looks good to me, and if she starts getting sides she canot bare she is either increasing the dose too quik by too much, or she is taking too much at that time. I don't think she will have any issues as such going by what you have written out.

Good luck.

-Gear

Thanks for taking the time to check in bro. Much appreciated.

I was originally planning on getting her on this blend, just to aid with mid-section fat reduction: injectable blend of Clenbuterol HCL and Yohimbine HCL.... however, I decided against helios it at the last second.

Well anyways bros thanks for checking out the plan. I'll post up more pics of the show if anyone is interested

-VM

**Vitruvian-Man** · 03-08-2010, 10:59 AM

One more thing... sorry, I don't know how I forgot to ask this..

I've been getting a lot of my info from "Miss Muscle" who is a BB from another site.

I haven't asked though; at what point in the dosage should I begin breaking up her injections?

In the past, I usually begin to split injections once I get to 3iu/ed

For a women should that perhaps begin @ ~1.5? (IE) 0.75iu x 2 per day.

And obviously it should be morning and post workout (afternoon) right? or do women get some sort of night-time pulsing advantage that I'm currently unaware of? lol :P

Thanks in advance boys,

-VM

BG · 03-08-2010, 11:49 AM

I wouldn't worry about splitting the dosage. We did one inject Ed 7 days ew. I did notice that she was effected by carbs close to injects so I wouldn't intake any carbs at the minimum of 2 hours before and after.

The biggest problem was the hand pain , then after I lowered it the numbness. It's going to defintly be a felling out process so take your time.

**hankdiesel** · 03-08-2010, 12:33 PM

24 weeks is just under 5 1/2 months. I'd run it a little longer. I'm interested to know how this goes because my wife was considering the same thing.

BG · 03-08-2010, 01:18 PM

Originally Posted by hankdiesel

24 weeks is just under 5 1/2 months. I'd run it a little longer. I'm interested to know how this goes because my wife was considering the same thing.

Does she train with you ? My wife we saw decent bf loss but holy shit she could train for hours hardcore and was never sore. Strength and recovery was unbelievable.

**Vitruvian-Man** · 03-08-2010, 05:06 PM

Originally Posted by BG

I wouldn't worry about splitting the dosage. We did one inject Ed 7 days ew. I did notice that she was effected by carbs close to injects so I wouldn't intake any carbs at the minimum of 2 hours before and after.

The biggest problem was the hand pain , then after I lowered it the numbness. It's going to defintly be a felling out process so take your time.

Thanks BG. I'll address the carb issue w/ her tonight. Shouldn't be too much of a problem. Her dieting has been impeccable so far; lots of lean protein, and keeping the unhealthy fats to a bare minimum.

Hopefully she's going to be able to fight through the numbness / wrist cramping & swelling.

Originally Posted by hankdiesel

24 weeks is just under 5 1/2 months. I'd run it a little longer. I'm interested to know how this goes because my wife was considering the same thing.

Oh yah bro, (I don't think you saw the next part of my post) -- I'm going to keep her on 1iu/ed for as long as she wants if she gets the results she's hoping for from GH.

I'll keep you updated if you're interested though. She'll obviously be taking pics for contest-prep. So I wouldn't mind posting them.

The only thing that seriously sucks is that everytime my GH arrives she steals 2 vials worth. lol.