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You can use Ciln as a precaution against excess kidney pressure from rHGH, since the mechanism of its renal protective properties is relaxing both intake and outflow vessels (other BP meds only relax one side).
I’ve not heard of this kidney issue before with GH.
Are there symptoms to this? I been on 3.5ius nightly for almost a year and was planning to run one more year at least to complete a 2 year cycle. Never had bp issues on it and in fact I feel the best I’ve felt in years since starting GH.
I’m in my 40s so theoretically could run low dose GH for much longer than 2 years and be fine, but this kidney info caught me a little off guard lol.
Is this a common issue with folks running low(ish) doses? I’ve mainly been running it for recovery, better sleep, and to just keep my appearance nice while preparing to start “TRT” next year.
 
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I’ve not heard of this kidney issue before with GH.
Are there symptoms to this? I been on 3.5ius nightly for almost a year and was planning to run one more year at least to complete a 2 year cycle. Never had bp issues on it and in fact I feel the best I’ve felt in years since starting GH.
I’m in my 40s so theoretically could run low dose GH for much longer than 2 years and be fine, but this kidney info caught me a little off guard lol.
Is this a common issue with folks running low(ish) doses? I’ve mainly been running it for recovery, better sleep, and to just keep my appearance nice while preparing to start “TRT” next year.

It's an insidious problem for us "long term" users.

First, the obvious and common threats of high blood pressure and edema (from sodium / potassium imbalance), which you don't seem to have.

And this is where the riskier, silent threat comes in.

Hyperfiltration, which leads to kidney. hypertrophy and scarring, looks GREAT at first, "Super Kidneys". You'll need to watch for markers that improve significantly from prior to GH labs:

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It's an insidious problem for us "long term" users.

First, the obvious and common threats of high blood pressure and edema (from sodium / potassium imbalance), which you don't seem to have.

And this is where the riskier, silent threat comes in.

Hyperfiltration, which leads to kidney. hypertrophy and scarring, looks GREAT at first, "Super Kidneys". You'll need to watch for markers that improve significantly from prior to GH labs:

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Looks like urine ACR is the only reliable measure hey?
 
Looks like urine ACR is the only reliable measure hey?

Cystatin C.
It moves a lot quicker. Few weeks of var and my Cys was elevated by 50 pct with nothing else moving on labs.

I also did a couple of urine tests when I was on an SGLT for science, and protein did turn up a couple of times, not always tho.
 
Cystatin C.
It moves a lot quicker. Few weeks of var and my Cys was elevated by 50 pct with nothing else moving on labs.

I also did a couple of urine tests when I was on an SGLT for science, and protein did turn up a couple of times, not always tho.
What var dosage bumped your CysC that much?
 
Because most people are pulling lipids and liver(CMP, ALT, AST). But var hits kidneys, you need CysC which can be pricey.
as long as I've been in the game, I never realized this. I didn't think var hit anything hard but lipids. I was about to run some var but I'm not now. Any idea if proviron does the same?
 
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