How does this peptide stack to grow taller look?

[xb93024]

I am 19 years old standing at 5'6 and pretty desperate to grow taller. I found this post on another forum suggesting the following stack:

If you want to grow taller, your best best would be this stack -
Hexarelin 50mcg x morning (potent pi3k activator = bone growth after epiphyseal have become inactive, if theyre inactive use the SAM-e,MSM and Chon, to re-activate them via DNA Methylation, if your growth plates are still active then you will grow VERY tall with HEX)
GHRP-2 50mcg x3 morning, noon and pre-bed
CJC 1295 (w/o DAC) 100mcg x3 morning, noon and pre-bed
SAM-e (For the DNA methylation and cell proliferation on the ephisyeal plates)
MSM & chondroitin (DNA methylation again ^^)
Huperzine A (somatostatin inhibitor)
Generate and IGH1 - LG Sciences (mild pi3k activator only use 1 bottle of each they max out after 1 bottle you wont gain anything after 1 bottle of each)
Niacin 500mg - pre bed
Melatonin 3mg - pre bed
Multi
Test Drive or another test booster/estro reducer
And ofcourse good eating, sleep, protein, hanging on the monkey bars, and basketball or other LJSL type exercises, and avoid milk/dairy/sodas/junk food/white sugar/teas/coffees if you can,and it will greatly increase your height.

Just looking for general opinions on this cycle as the guy who posted it has not been back in several months. From doing research, the dosage for the CJC 1295 seems pretty high at 300mcg daily (I've seen recommendations of 100 before bed), and to a lesser extent the GHRP-2.

Do you guys think this sounds good, or is it possibly overload? I'm not expecting any miracles at my age, but I really do not want to stand at 5'6 my entire life and would love to add on a few inches.

Thank you very much.

[Times Roman]

i don't think anyone wants to offer advice since this is outside the scope of the purpose of this bulletin board. No one here will have any advice based on experience, and experimenting with yourself in this fashion poses risk I doubt you have fully considered.

Your best bet would be to go talk to someone in the medical community that can give you some perspective.