Type-IIx
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You're welcome bro.That's it, I saw it. Thanks for the reply.
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You're welcome bro.That's it, I saw it. Thanks for the reply.
I thought HGH was relatively undetectable? Especially via urine tests. I suppose a ban is imminent hahah.Why are you doing
any
of this?
Training is good in moderation... but I emboldened the keyword that describes your scenario.
You are either an elite-international athlete (e.g., Michael Phelps), in which case you are about to be banned; or you are an exercise addict and/or trying to make up for lost time, in which case, permit me to speak freely: there is no making up for lost time.
I posted an empty link.Ampouletude: Combined RhGH & GLP-1: Rationales & Practical Use for Recomp (↑↑ Fat Loss & ↑Muscle Gain) (Article)
A related article for the hardcore readership.
Pertinent, especially, to:
Semaglutide and Tirzepatide are More Than Just Weight Loss Drugs
Learn how GLP-1 and GIP agonists like Semaglutide and Tirzepatide enhance insulin sensitivity, preserve muscle mass and reduce fat stores.thinksteroids.com
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@Type-IIx
You've probably spoken about my next question, however, would you explain the risks of rHGH on the cardiovascular system mainly heart enlargement. I've read few studies with contradicting findings so it's confusing. How much is too much of a dose that would most certainly cause heart enlargement and what's the acceptable limits before the red zone? I'm quite aware that it's individual and varies from person to person but there must be an average range.
Thanks bro.
I know this reply doesn't answer your question pertaining to dose. To which, the answer is that which results in acromegalic GH. And if you want to learn more, you'll have to wait for my book. Sorry bro, there's a lot about this in there, and it was work.There's not an iota of evidence showing that "GH timing" affects cardiomyopathy, that's broscience. But there is a plethora of human data demonstrating that GH/IGF-I excess causes cardiomyopathy.
We can say that while the evidence for rhGH's potential to cause LVH is inferential yet logical and drawn from case studies as well as clinical trials demonstrating rapid reversal of LVH by suppression of GH hypersecretion in acromegalic patients.
The data is extensive, from the clear normalization of cardiomyopathy in acromegalics started on octreotide, to the well-described progression of cardiomyopathy secondary to GH excess. I've written about this here:
Dealing with Growth Hormone Insulin Resistance (ameliorating rhGH-induced IR) [Type-IIx]
Naw I'm good. I've done plenty of research, used plenty on different protocols, and have also worked with quite a few well known coaches over the years. I don't think posting some protocols that have been successful is a big deal. As I stated, most knowledgeable members on the board are...www.professionalmuscle.com
This one's handy: Schwarz, E. R., Jammula, P., Gupta, R., & Rosanio, S. (2006). A Case and Review of Acromegaly-Induced Cardiomyopathy and the Relationship Between Growth Hormone and Heart Failure: Cause or Cure or Neither or Both? Journal of Cardiovascular Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 11(4), 232–244. doi:10.1177/1074248406296676
I know this reply doesn't answer your question pertaining to dose. To which, the answer is that which results in acromegalic GH. And if you want to learn more, you'll have to wait for my book. Sorry bro, there's a lot about this in there, and it was work.
That's actually a very good question that probably should have been asked by now.View attachment 276460
Sorry if this is a dumb question but is jet-injection subq and needle-injection IM?
Thank you
View attachment 276460
Sorry if this is a dumb question but is jet-injection subq and needle-injection IM?
Thank you
That's actually a very good question that probably should have been asked by now.
This graph does not plot i.m. pharmacodynamics. Ignore the jet-injection results and view the needle-injection curve as s.c.
That's also a good question that probably should have been asked by now.How would this compare to a "no GH" control group? Were they fasted the entire time?
That's also a good question that probably should have been asked by now.
The normal 24-hour pattern of FFAs is characterized by high values prior to a meal and low levels post-meal.
In the fasted state, endogenous GH (secreted by energy deprivation, sleep, exercise stress) has an important influence on FFA activity, its (GH's) being released for its anticatabolic effects (to promote nitrogen retention) & switch substate utilization from glucose towards fat.
This study did not involve any dietary intervention besides abstaining from alcohol.
If you can't quite visualize this, you can search for 24-h FFA secretion in the basal or fasted states, fed states, etc.
Not what we are usingc-hgh linked to Alzheimers
Alzheimer's disease found to be transmitted through medical procedures decades ago, study finds
In a study published in Nature Medicine, U.K. researchers linked growth hormone treatments to the development of Alzheimer’s. Dementia experts shared input on the findings.www.yahoo.com
This is from before e choli was used to make growth hormone."The patients we have described were given a specific and long-discontinued medical treatment that involved injecting patients with material now known to have been contaminated with disease-related proteins," he added.
Have there been any direct studies that monitored acromegaly and it’s relationship to hgh dosages? If so I can’t find them. What are you thought on this? Is there a dose where this risk begins w HGh?I know this reply doesn't answer your question pertaining to dose. To which, the answer is that which results in acromegalic GH. And if you want to learn more, you'll have to wait for my book. Sorry bro, there's a lot about this in there, and it was work.
Of course there are, they're in my book.Have there been any direct studies that monitored acromegaly and it’s relationship to hgh dosages? If so I can’t find them. What are you thought on this? Is there a dose where this risk begins w HGh?
When is your book for sale?Of course there are, they're in my book.
Do you feel shame at aggressively free-loading, or do you manage to compartmentalize it and/or rationalize it? Serious question!
Of course there are, they're in my book.
Do you feel shame at aggressively free-loading, or do you manage to compartmentalize it and/or rationalize it? Serious question!
Yes, I know. Still interestingNot what we are using
This is from before e choli was used to make growth hormone.