poor man's HGH. CJC 1295 With DAC

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Obs .. running 6iu per day of GH is great . BUT if money is a limiting factor and you want to get similar results on a lower budget lower dose then I suggest doing something like this..

combine your exogenous GH at a much lower dose , 2-3iu, along with GHRH and GHRPs (or gh secretagogues) , which are very low priced. and then micro dose inusulin.

You can amplify your GH blood serum levels even with low dose HGH .. what you do is you take a GHRP (eg., GHRP-6) and that is going to give a growth hormone pulse that will increase your blood serum levels of growth hormone ,, then about one hour later , when your blood levels are elevated, its then that you take your low dose of exogenous HGH, , remember HGH is pure HGH it requires no pulse, its going right to the blood stream .. so when you add that low dose HGH in on top of the already elevated blood levels you get much much higher levels then could be obtained otherwise . you amplify the effects . its like taking high dose HGH

you can do this a couple times a day and really get by with just 3iu of GH per day (2 , 1.5iu micro dosing on top of your GHRPs)..
then on top of this you can add another GH secretagogue to take at night and amplify GH levels even more.

IF you want the additional IGF1 benefits of exogenous GH supplementation , then you can add small doses of insulin to your protocol to cause your liver to produce more IGF then you would otherwise get.. this again amplifies the effect and gives you IGF1 production that would be similar to taking much higher doses of HGH (6-8iu).


of course its a bit of work and timing is involved ,, but there are ways to do it on a budget and get the benefits of HGH without having to do 6iu per day

Gear,
You have considerable knowledge of HGH and GHRP/GHRH. From what I've learned though, your body will only produce a specific amount of it's own GH. Supplementing with GHRH/GHRP will only go so far. For instance, supplement to many times during the day and you will not get a natural pulse at night. And your doses will have less impact: produce less of a pulse. Perhaps one could use other methods to make the body produce bigger pulse, like the right kind of workouts throughout the day?
It stands to reason that if you introduce exogenous GH, i.e. HGH, you will reduce your bodies natural (or enhanced) pulse.

[Obs]

Obs .. running 6iu per day of GH is great . BUT if money is a limiting factor and you want to get similar results on a lower budget lower dose then I suggest doing something like this..

combine your exogenous GH at a much lower dose , 2-3iu, along with GHRH and GHRPs (or gh secretagogues) , which are very low priced. and then micro dose inusulin.

You can amplify your GH blood serum levels even with low dose HGH .. what you do is you take a GHRP (eg., GHRP-6) and that is going to give a growth hormone pulse that will increase your blood serum levels of growth hormone ,, then about one hour later , when your blood levels are elevated, its then that you take your low dose of exogenous HGH, , remember HGH is pure HGH it requires no pulse, its going right to the blood stream .. so when you add that low dose HGH in on top of the already elevated blood levels you get much much higher levels then could be obtained otherwise . you amplify the effects . its like taking high dose HGH

you can do this a couple times a day and really get by with just 3iu of GH per day (2 , 1.5iu micro dosing on top of your GHRPs)..
then on top of this you can add another GH secretagogue to take at night and amplify GH levels even more.

IF you want the additional IGF1 benefits of exogenous GH supplementation , then you can add small doses of insulin to your protocol to cause your liver to produce more IGF then you would otherwise get.. this again amplifies the effect and gives you IGF1 production that would be similar to taking much higher doses of HGH (6-8iu).


of course its a bit of work and timing is involved ,, but there are ways to do it on a budget and get the benefits of HGH without having to do 6iu per day

Gear,
You have considerable knowledge of HGH and GHRP/GHRH. From what I've learned though, your body will only produce a specific amount of it's own GH. Supplementing with GHRH/GHRP will only go so far. For instance, supplement to many times during the day and you will not get a natural pulse at night. And your doses will have less impact: produce less of a pulse. Perhaps one could use other methods to make the body produce bigger pulse, like the right kind of workouts throughout the day?
It stands to reason that if you introduce exogenous GH, i.e. HGH, you will reduce your bodies natural (or enhanced) pulse.

I actually realized hgh was so damn expensive I hadn't studied into it nearly as extensively as other compounds.
Someday I will know a lot more about it and
I will run it. I lovecthe thought of what it could do for my body on a repair level as well as growth.
I will be watching and learning. I appreciate the info from both of you.

[GearHeaded]

Gear,
You have considerable knowledge of HGH and GHRP/GHRH. From what I've learned though, your body will only produce a specific amount of it's own GH. Supplementing with GHRH/GHRP will only go so far. For instance, supplement to many times during the day and you will not get a natural pulse at night. And your doses will have less impact: produce less of a pulse. Perhaps one could use other methods to make the body produce bigger pulse, like the right kind of workouts throughout the day?
It stands to reason that if you introduce exogenous GH, i.e. HGH, you will reduce your bodies natural (or enhanced) pulse.

I believe what you are saying has merit and in many instances will prove to be true.

thats why using GH an GHRPs has to be done with a lot more dedication to small things like timing and understanding how things work ,, compared to AAS use , where we can just inject a gram of test and tren a week and it will work its magic all on its own (other then diet and training you don't need to me mindfully involved ,, but with GH its a lot more technical and requires us to be mentally involved in the process).

one key thing to keep in mind with endogenous HGH manipulation is that GH is released for many reasons but a very important reason is simply to keep the brain fueled with glucose . GH secretion is a tool that the brain uses to keep supplying itself with energy/glucose , when glucose levels are low. and we have ability to manipulate this.
When we are sleeping or fasted and blood sugars run low, the brain wants an 'insurance policy' that it will keep getting glucose and energy whatever it takes , even if that means taking away from other body systems (the brain is most important).
so in a sleeping state when food is not available and blood sugar is low, the brain will release GH (as well as Ghrelin) . GH has direct effect on glucose metabolism . what ends up happening when the brain needs more glucose but food is not available, the liver will release its stored glucose into the blood stream , BUT many other cells including Muscle cells may want or need some of this newly released blood sugar, and the brain wants to be sure that muscle and fat cells don't get this precious blood sugar and that its made available only for the brain .. thats why it releases GH ,, the GH makes you temporarily "insulin resistent" , meaning muscle and fat can't uptake this blood sugar , that way only the brain can be fueled by it .
^ this is also why high blood sugars and insulin resistance is so common with GH supplementation .. your forcing your body into a state where the brain has priority for all blood glucose.

anyhow , my point in bringing that up is that these things are built in as 'survival mechanisms' and these mechanisms are predictable and repeatable .. so I believe we can manipulate through various ways these survival responses and make our bodies produce and utilize GH without becoming overly de-sensitized to it (not so with anabolics , de-sensitizng happens quickly with AAS because we have no built in survival mechanisms that require anabolics to live .. GH is different)