CJC-1295/GHRP-6 doses/duration?

[GotNoBlueMilk]

How soon does IGF climb?

I don't know the answer to that question.

[Swifto]

I don't know the answer to that question.

Ah ok. I got you.


Whats the point in using synthetic GH (unles we're using masive doses), when we can use peptides like this?

Is there any benifit to having a large endogenous increase, as opposed to an exogenous increase?

I'm thinking insulin sensitivity in exogenous GH users over time can become problematic.

[GotNoBlueMilk]

Ah ok. I got you.


Whats the point in using synthetic GH (unles we're using masive doses), when we can use peptides like this? None, unless as you pointed out you do want a massive dose.

Is there any benifit to having a large endogenous increase, as opposed to an exogenous increase? The problem with the exogenous increase is it stops the body's own production of GH, plus the GH blood levels follow a bell curve instead of a pulse. The body naturally produces pulses, not sustained levels of GH over many hours. So the peptide approach better mimics the body's natural method.

I'm thinking insulin sensitivity in exogenous GH users over time can become problematic. In theory, it could become a problem with peptide use too; however it is less likely because of the GH pulse from petide use versus the sustained level for many hours with synthetic GH use.

My responses in bold, above.

The GH blood level curve of peptide enduced GH versus synthetic GH injections is one of a short pulse (2-3 hours) with a much higher peak versus a flatter curve that stretches out over more hours (12 hours). The body's natural GH production follows the pulse method. With peptides, we duplicate that GH response with much higher pulse levels and more frequent large pulses, assuming we dose 3 times a day.

[BEASTZ6]

40 minutes after injection is when researchers are drawing blood for IGF results.