Does taking synthetic hgh shut down natural production?

[aestheticsfirst]

I know when someone takes synthetic testosterone, their natural production shuts down. However, does the same happen with hgh? I have low igf-1 levels but I'm still young (19) so I'm worried that if I take hgh my natural production will completely shut down. Is there anyway for me to get my igf-1 levels up without having to worry about shutting down.

[croquant]

no shut down if you take it at the right time... you don't want it to interfeer with your natty production (during sleep mostly)

[Granovich]

No it wont if u take it the right time
I have very low IGF levels and im 24 years old.
Even my gh serum is at lower end
I got my hands on some pharma grade hgh and im running it with some peptides in a certain way that make sure it dont interfere with my natural gh
But my goals is to be pro bodybuilder and im on AAS as well

[ScotchGuard02]

Your natural GH is pulsed throughout the day with the largest pulse occurring during REM sleep. A lot of times you won't even know when your body is pulsing GH throughout the day. There's a good chance that HGH will disrupt your natural GH pulses. That's one reason why we discourage people under 30 from taking HGH. The HGH does disrupt the natural GH pulses.

[Wolv256]

Does external HGH disrupt your natural production after it leaves your body or just during use?

We know HGH works on a negative feedback loop, so when your body senses the external HGH it decides not to make more. However, since the half-life of HGH is so short, it leaves your body quickly. So after the external HGH leaves your system is it still screwing up your natural production?

I know they say take HGH in the morning because you produce the most natural HGH at night. And take growth hormone releasing peptides right before bed because they aid in your natural production. If you follow this protocol could you permanantly damage your natural cycles or would you be ok?