Is my mod grf 1-29 working??

**Chuckdiesel** · 02-18-2012, 10:02 AM

Hello everyone...ok so I had began some research into gh peptides a few weeks ago. I first began using just ghrp 6, which I had seen some benefits just from that alone, and then after a regular dosing schedule of 400-500 mcg a day for 3 weeks added mod grf 1-29. When I first added it I noticed a drastic difference in how I felt, getting the normal gh sides like sleepy hands or carpel tunnel, but now after a week those sides have almost completely gone away. Im just curious if anyone else using these peptides has the same experiences? Im very strict on dosing, using it 2 hrs after a meal and completely avoiding fats and carbohydrates, or anything that will cause an insulin response or spike in my body, and I've been playing around with dosing, using saturation doses of both, or 200 mcg ghrp and 100 mcg mod grf 1-29 or vice versa...well you get that idea. Any input would be greatly appreciated!

**956Vette** · 02-18-2012, 03:22 PM

Sounds on par, good luck!

**Chuckdiesel** · 02-18-2012, 04:59 PM

Have you had any experience with either gh peptides or gh itself vette? Do gh sides, like carpel tunnel or hand numbness go away over time?

**Chuckdiesel** · 02-22-2012, 04:47 PM

Well here is my update, for anyone who viewed or is curious...I had switched to intramuscular injections from sub q and it made a tremendous impact. Much better route of administration by my opinion. Im using about 65% of my body weight in mcg. I have found this to be my optimal dose. More than that doesn't seem to have much of an impact but less than that and its noticeable. I have seen a subtle, but noticeable, change in strength, muscle tone and im much more vascular. Im very pleased with the results verses cost thus far and am really excited to add some test enth and prop in a few weeks!! Oh and after about 30 min of administration im noticing a pronounced tingling sensation in my hands, carpel tunnel and feeling a bit drowsy and a tiny bit queasy and the hunger pains are a bit unbearable. Happy research all!!

**956Vette** · 02-22-2012, 05:39 PM

Originally Posted by Chuckdiesel

Well here is my update, for anyone who viewed or is curious...I had switched to intramuscular injections from sub q and it made a tremendous impact. Much better route of administration by my opinion. Im using about 65% of my body weight in mcg. I have found this to be my optimal dose. More than that doesn't seem to have much of an impact but less than that and its noticeable. I have seen a subtle, but noticeable, change in strength, muscle tone and im much more vascular. Im very pleased with the results verses cost thus far and am really excited to add some test enth and prop in a few weeks!! Oh and after about 30 min of administration im noticing a pronounced tingling sensation in my hands, carpel tunnel and feeling a bit drowsy and a tiny bit queasy and the hunger pains are a bit unbearable. Happy research all!!

Good feedback & advice. Only intermittent use/experience on my end - enough to get the desirable tingling and undesirable lethargy/etc assoc with gh peps

**Chuckdiesel** · 02-22-2012, 06:06 PM

After only a month of adding it to my post cycle I can say I highly recommend adding the pep stack to during or after cycle. I feel as if im still "on" and its nothing short of great and will surly fall into my next cycle with minimal muscle loss, as I have only lost 12lbs in two months of post cycle and some of which is fat loss as I have leaned out nicely with a lower carb diet and peptide use. Thanks for the kudos vette