Such a thing of 'GH gut'?

[RoachForLife19]

About the only way I can describe this, and I heard this term used a few times at my local gym. Been taking gh about 4months now, cycled from 1iu/day to now at 6iu per day. Ive been rotating pin sites on my ab area only.

With a completely unscientific method I will attempt to describe. It seems my stomach hasnt really decreased in size in this time, however the 'loose fat' has significantly decreased. To determine this, I mean when I grab the fat with my hands. Ive never really had a 6pack that was visible so I dont know, maybe this is completely normal, and I probably just sound like an idiot. LOL

But rather be safe than sorry
Thanks guys

[ScotchGuard02]

If you stick to a good diet with HGH, you see significant drop in belly fat. That's pretty natural.

[Fevershock]

About the only way I can describe this, and I heard this term used a few times at my local gym. Been taking gh about 4months now, cycled from 1iu/day to now at 6iu per day. Ive been rotating pin sites on my ab area only.

With a completely unscientific method I will attempt to describe. It seems my stomach hasnt really decreased in size in this time, however the 'loose fat' has significantly decreased. To determine this, I mean when I grab the fat with my hands. Ive never really had a 6pack that was visible so I dont know, maybe this is completely normal, and I probably just sound like an idiot. LOL

But rather be safe than sorry
Thanks guys

Per your title, I'm not sure if your question is about GH gut or you losing fat around your injection sites. ScotchGuard addressed fat loss around injection sites spot on. Here's my feedback on Gh gut...

GH gut is very real, I saw a guy at the gym yesterday who looked horrible because of it. Growth is linked to causing certain organs to expand. Feel free to research this on your own as there are many documented cases.

You should be aware of the signs and dosages that cause this to happen. I'm sure someone else on here could comment on the dosages and at what level this may occur. I use 3.3iu's ED and have been since Christmas, I have noticed considerable loss of fat in injection areas.

What I have read and understand, from people I have spoke to who have been using it for years, the dosage that can create muscle mass or used for bodybuilding, is where you can expect to be in danger of organs expanding. But this can obviously differ from person to person.

Again maybe one of the more experienced vets on here can common on the dosages...

[supe3]

I thought that where you inject GH had no direct effect on that area any more then the rest of the body?

[SlimmerMe]

I thought that where you inject GH had no direct effect on that area any more then the rest of the body?

I think this continues to be a controversy....some members think it helps, some not.....

[Fevershock]

I thought that where you inject GH had no direct effect on that area any more then the rest of the body?

I can only tell you what I know, and may stomach has seen a noticeable decrease in fat. So has other areas of my body, my calf's are a lot leaner as well, I have veins showing down my calf and legs which were not there before. Now my work out partner has been on it for 4 years straight and he says that he doesn't notice it makes him leaner in injection spots versus others...

Guess it's like Slimmer said, "some think it helps, some don't."

[supe3]

I think its just that area is most noticeable maybe? many people gain the majority of their weight in that area, I also know for a fact that HGH WILL help to reduce visceral fat. thats the fat in your abdomen in between your organs, from what I understand, that fat is different from subcutaneous fat, the fat that is located just below the skin.

[Fevershock]

Maybe so supe3, all I know is I want mine to go bye, bye, bye..... Based on some quick research, it appears you're right about the two fat types. If I'm reading this correctly, all the more reason to run GH ;-)

(Info below for those who want to know more)

Visceral Fat Vs. Subcutaneous Fat

There are two types of fat: subcutaneous and visceral. Subcutaneous fat is the type found just underneath the skin, which may cause dimpling and cellulite. Visceral fat, on the other hand, is located in the abdomen and surrounding vital organs. It can infiltrate the liver and other organs, streak through your muscles and even strangle your heart; and you can have it even if you appear to be thin.

It is the latter, visceral, fat that is linked to everything from bad cholesterol and hypertension to diabetes, heart disease and stroke.

While you can spot visceral fat if you have a protruding "beer" belly, it's not always that simple. Only a high-tech MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) can really show the body's fat composition, and researchers are finding that thin people may also have high amounts of this internal fat. They've even developed a tongue-in-cheek name for them: Tofi (Thin on the Outside, Fat on the Inside).

[sgt2jay]

for what it is worth this is what i have noticed. based off what i am reading i would say we are similar in body fat % when we started. me i was at the 23% and now i am about a month int is at 4iu. right now i am seeing big changes in the lower areas of fat (arms and legs) my fore arms calves and shins are starting to look ripped and vainy, chest, shoulders and upper legs getting much more defined.
those who know more will correct me if i am wrong but i believe that i am burning the needed fat all over it is just the area with less fat are showing sooner. right now i am at about 18%. keep in mind these are reading from a electronic scale and many will dispute the accuracy, but reading taken at the same time and same conditions do show a loss which i believe to be progress.

also as a side note i have changed mt diet quite a bit. combine that with the 4 iu and the mirror is telling my all is good.