Thinking about hgh

[yannick35]

Yannick, you're a smart man. I'm 43, using 6iu daily. I was on a cycle of 2iu daily, 3 months on, 1 month off, recommended by two MDs. I recently switched to 6iu for a short (3 mo) cycle to get some better, leaner gains with a tren/cyp/primo cycle. I didn't venture into the anabolic market until last year, largely bcuz I was diagnosed with low T.

I've seen a lot younger guys running ridiculous doses of GH and have neuropathy issues. It's reckless and like any drug, the pharmacological benefits follow an inverted U where more isn't better and at high doses, becomes counter productive.

MMM very intersting your 3 months on 1 month off did you get good results? i am using very low depo testosterone at 100mg per 10-14 days to supplement my rehab, along with 250iu of HCG, letro on hand. But has you say keeping it safe.

Drugs do have side effects but i beleive its largely related to dosage.

[MuscleInk]

MMM very intersting your 3 months on 1 month off did you get good results? i am using very low depo testosterone at 100mg per 10-14 days to supplement my rehab, along with 250iu of HCG, letro on hand. But has you say keeping it safe.

Drugs do have side effects but i beleive its largely related to dosage.

I've seen the best results with a three month course followed by one month off. This is the first time I've tried 6iu with that regimen but so far I'm tolerating well with no obvious sides. In the past, my 3/1 was 2iu. I've tried 3d on 2d off and 5d on 1d off but the 3mo in 1mo has shown the best results. I'll be interested to see if 6iu after 3 mos does anything more. If not, I'll drop back to 2iu.

This is my second anabolic cycle. The first was prim/cyp/tprop but I ran that for 12 months (foolishly bcuz the results were reinforcing) before my PSA shot up to 5.8 and I had to cycle off completely for 3 months (and crashed so hard!).

For my second cycle, I'm running 200 cyp/wk, 600 trn/wk and 600 primo/wk for 16 wks to see if I can blast some size before cycling off with cyp/tprop alone.

It's easy to want more, but like you said, as we get older, safety and common sense should be the driving factors.