GHRP/MOD GRF duration

**roxer** · 09-16-2015, 11:56 AM

I'm on my 6th week of 3 a-day testing. I use both 2 (day) and Ipam (night) with mod grf at the standard 100mcg x2 dosage. What is the typical length a person can stay on this combo? Does it have to be scaled back or stopped/restarted after a month or two?

Sleep is better and my strength is increasing, but no noticeable fat loss yet. I have gotten many cherry hemangiomas since I started. Hopfully that will stop.

**jimmyinkedup** · 09-16-2015, 12:34 PM

You could stay on that stack indefinitely. That's the nice benefit of Ipamorelin. It doesn't increase Prolactin, Cortisol or Growth Hormone Inhibiting Hormone. Most GHRP's do which is why you would want to take a break of of them or switch compounds but with Ipam that is not necessary. The longer you stay on the stack your on the better. Id run it a minimum of 3 months and if your liking it stay on at least another 3 months for a 6month minimum run.

**roxer** · 09-17-2015, 08:15 AM

Thanks jimmyinkedup. I had read that ghrp-2 could be run for a while, just not sure on what a realistic time line should be. When I mentioned "2 (day)" in the above post, I was referring to ghrp-2. My fault if that wasn't clear. I'll continue with this stack for the additional time of three months and then switch to a single ghrp-2 and two Ipam daily.

Should I be experiencing higher blood pressure with this stack?

**jimmyinkedup** · 09-17-2015, 10:16 AM

Originally Posted by roxer

Thanks jimmyinkedup. I had read that ghrp-2 could be run for a while, just not sure on what a realistic time line should be. When I mentioned "2 (day)" in the above post, I was referring to ghrp-2. My fault if that wasn't clear. I'll continue with this stack for the additional time of three months and then switch to a single ghrp-2 and two Ipam daily.

Should I be experiencing higher blood pressure with this stack?

Ahh my bad. GHRP2 IMO can be run for about 2 months before you should take a break from it or switch to just Ipam for your GHRP.
Higher BP could be a result of increased cortisol as well as increased water retention. While it may effect BP it shouldn't be responsible for extremely large increases in BP either.

**roxer** · 09-17-2015, 10:33 AM

Good enough - I should have made that clear. My fault. So I will switch to Ipam on my next order so I can push this out for the full 3/6 mths. Big thanks for the clarification and recommendation. I think you are right with the increase in cortisol. I'm getting a slight pressure feeling in my head. Backing off to Ipam will hopefully deal with that.

**Khazima** · 09-17-2015, 07:10 PM

Originally Posted by jimmyinkedup

Ahh my bad. GHRP2 IMO can be run for about 2 months before you should take a break from it or switch to just Ipam for your GHRP.
Higher BP could be a result of increased cortisol as well as increased water retention. While it may effect BP it shouldn't be responsible for extremely large increases in BP either.

And how long would you recommend using ipam only to take a break? Also, are all these sides combatted by controlling prolactin and it's indirect side effects or are cortisol etc a whole other ball game (aka is just taking caber e3d or e4d after 2 months acceptable).

**jimmyinkedup** · 09-17-2015, 11:40 PM

Originally Posted by Khazima

And how long would you recommend using ipam only to take a break? Also, are all these sides combatted by controlling prolactin and it's indirect side effects or are cortisol etc a whole other ball game (aka is just taking caber e3d or e4d after 2 months acceptable).

You could theoretically run Ipam pretty much indefinitely.
The issue isnt just prolactin, its cortisol and GHIH. The GHIH increases other GHRPs cause will over time render them almost totally ineffective. Since Ipam doesnt increase these adverse hormones using it long term doesnt have the same concerns.

**Khazima** · 09-18-2015, 12:00 AM

Originally Posted by jimmyinkedup

You could theoretically run Ipam pretty much indefinitely.
The issue isnt just prolactin, its cortisol and GHIH. The GHIH increases other GHRPs cause will over time render them almost totally ineffective. Since Ipam doesnt increase these adverse hormones using it long term doesnt have the same concerns.

What's a recommended break time to take from standard GHRP's?

Thanks for the response jimmy!

**roxer** · 09-18-2015, 06:45 AM

Originally Posted by Khazima

What's a recommended break time to take from standard GHRP's?

Thanks for the response jimmy!

Would dropping GHRP-2 to a one-a-day and Ipam to two-a-day (morning/night) extend the cycle? That would let me extend Ipam a little longer since it is only 2mg.