Lord Commander
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Taking 1 dose in the morning and 1 dose 2-4PM eliminated this problem for me. I never take HGH right before sleeping.
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Yes, that is completely normal. The water presses on the veins and affects your blood flow. The heart has to pump faster -> higher heart rate.Either way i would do more cardio, are you retaining water in ur ankles? I do notice aas raising heart rate probably from water retention.
Yes, that is completely normal. The water presses on the veins and affects your blood flow. The heart has to pump faster -> higher heart rate.
Either way i would do more cardio, are you retaining water in ur ankles? I do notice aas raising heart rate probably from water retention.
Makes sence thanks for the reply. I know ur super knowledgeable. But u dont think water retention has any impact on the cardiovascular system?Aas raises heart rate due to sympathetic nervous system activation.
Makes sence thanks for the reply. I know ur super knowledgeable. But u dont think water retention has any impact on the cardiovascular system?
I've never had water retention before aas, I know diet. Play apart probably also sodium like u mentioned above.
No, Blood glucose didn't seem to be affected, maybe due to the tirzepatide and I only took the HGH at night 3 hours after my last meal. Resting heart rate is down to 82 today. Sleeping heart rate is 77. I'd still like to get everything back down into the 60s or low 70s minimum before taking anything else.I'm guessing such a high increase is mostly due to an increase of thyroid hormones function. Most of that should wear off sooner then later. The resulting lingering over sensitisation to stress might take a while longer ... Was your bg impacted much?