Ipamorellin is a third generation GHRP. It's not necessarily superior - as it is said that GHRP-2 is more bang for the buck - but it is said to cause no motility or hunger issues. However, it does not cause as strong a GH pulse as the other two peptides. It's also more expensive. But you can find all this info readily available where I did - at datbtrue. It's worth going there to do your own research.
I use GHRP-2 during the day. Ipamorellin at night. But I might just go to straight GHRP-2
I am a 60 year old man and was not getting results like I used to in the gym and was low energy. I am now on Somorelin with GHRP 6 and GHRP 2 and Clomid to boost test. It has been a month and a half and I am seeing results: much better sleep, energy is up and weight training recovery is fast. I am Am already seeing less fat and more definition. My leg gains can be seen. My skin is beginning to smooth out and am getting compliments on my youthful refreshed look. And my mental acuity/alertness is way up. I feel like I have found a fountain of youth and could not be happier. I Does anyone else have experience with this combo? My testosterone was 440 before clomid so not unusually low and my Doctor wanted to give me Testosterone and I was not comfortable because of a strong family history of prostate CA. My test is now 620%
Regarding Testosterone and prostate cancer, it's been pretty much established that T does not "cause" prostate cancer. If you have latent prostate cancer, TRT may or may not exasperate the cancer growth, this has yet to be determined. Much of the data is pointing more toward high E in combination with low T that may be the problem. Bottom line is we don't know for sure. However, it is pretty clear that if you have normal PSA levels and a digital exam shows a smooth surface, TRT is safe (with regard to prostate cancer).
If you are finding that the side-effects of clomid tolerable, then I would say continue with it. It's an easier medication to come off of if you change your mind. I found that I could not go over 12.5 mg daily without having estrogenic effects (similar to Low T symptoms). It's just not the right medication for me.
I've have mixed results about the peptides for GH release and HGH itself. Both of them were highly effective in raining my pathetic IGF-1 levels, but I seem to be one of those individuals that is overly responsive for water retention on either HGH or peptides. Long story, but I ended up in the hospital once with hyponatremia once from peptides, and I wasn't taking excessive levels of it either. After trial and error, I found it was the Ipamorelin that was the most problematic (probably because it was the most effective at GH release). I just started a new trial of lower dose peptides once a day before bed (200mcg IPA + 100 mcg CHC-1295). I'm going to monitor my weight closely this time to make sure there isn't excessive water retention. I plan on posting pre and post IGF-1 labs in a month or so. I bought a 3 month trial supply.
Thanks for the feedback and experience. I do appreciate it very much. I do know that Prostrate Cancer is not caused by Testosterone and my concern is that there is too strong a family incidence of it as to why I chose a route that supports my own body in reproducing testosterone.
I I hope your new regime is right for you
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