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    GHRP-6 pros and cons

    Called my compounding pharmacist who makes my HGH. He recommended to me that I might consider GHRP-6....in place of HGH. He feels that perhaps this could stimutate my pituitary more as well as not as costly. What do you think? Pros and cons please...thanks!

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    It will make you very hungery take that for what you will...Good or bad dependant on your desired results.

    I have heard it also tends to put weight on females pretty quickly....again, good or bad depending what your looking for.

    I am using it right now at 125mcg before bed so the hunger is not and issue that way for me, and it takes a good 2-3 months before you start seeing real good results with it. But I like the stuff and Im ordering more very soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG_GUNS_21 View Post
    It will make you very hungery take that for what you will...Good or bad dependant on your desired results.

    I have heard it also tends to put weight on females pretty quickly....again, good or bad depending what your looking for.

    I am using it right now at 125mcg before bed so the hunger is not and issue that way for me, and it takes a good 2-3 months before you start seeing real good results with it. But I like the stuff and Im ordering more very soon.
    More hunger and weight? NOT for me..so THANKS!!!

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    I was given ghrp-6 instead of hgh and did experience extreme hunger, you feel like you could eat a horse.

    I did some reading up on ghrp-6 and the benefits vs hgh. According to the research I have done (which is modest) ghrp-6 stimulates the pituitary gland to increase the gh naturally in your body and hgh increases your levels synthetically so both do the same thing just in different ways.

    The problem is if hgh is taken for an extended amount of time your pituitary gland could shut off the secretion of naturally produced gh completely. In this case you are forever dependent on synthetic hgh to even keep normal levels...

    On the other hand, I don't know if ghrp-6 packs the punch hgh does. I have heard conflicting opinions on this.

    Seems to me ghrp-6 is the cheaper and safer way to go and hgh packs the most punch but is pretty expensive.. but I'm a newb so maybe someone else could chime in.

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    maybe cjc-1295 or ghrp-2 or both? I hear ghrp-2 is a higher grade than ghrp-6 and doesn't have the side effects associated (hunger).

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    If you run GHRP you need to run a GHRH, GRF with it to make the most use of it. I have seen 100mcg of Mod GRF 1-29 and GHRP-6 equal 7.5iu of HGH.

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    your going to see 100mcg of both MOD-GRF and GHRP equal to bout 2iu/GH from my readings. PM me if you want the link. Also there is some real interesting findings on pinning synthetic GH 15min after the peptides. so you could possibly be getting 4iu total from using the peps+GH

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