Petarosus188
New Member
After reading all the post in this section (so post duplicity police wont crucify me) I realized, there is some info missing.
Now before Type-IIx book HGH will finally be finished I think we should all be aware of problem of somatostatin.
As you know, body responds to exogenous GH by release of somatostatin- as compensatory mechanism..
Whats astounding to me that most people dont understand that Somatostatin supresses a lot more things than just Endogenous GH production. Yes most of knowledgable BBers understand now...that TSH gets supressed.
But, Somatostatin also supresses insulin production itself in pancreas (so its not just insulin sensitivity drop caused by GH itself, causing hyperglycemia). Somatostatin, and here is another kicker, supresses mutliple enzymes and hormones connected to digestion and colon motility. I remember one doctor estimating, that one of the main reason of bubble guts in bbing is simply too much (improperly digested) food and poop in digestive trackt.
So reminding everybody of amazing post by Anthony Roberts about T4 Thyroid Hormone + Growth Hormone - If You Aren’t Using T4 with Your GH, You’re Not Doing It Right - MESO-Rx. Shouldnt we all also use some baseline, low dose, long acting insulin just to mimick healthy production of it (lantus), any time we are on GH? And now most importandly shouldnt we adress the digestive motility and enzymes also (there are supplements and meds for that) anytime we take GH?
What do you guys think?
Type-IIx, your thoughts?
Now before Type-IIx book HGH will finally be finished I think we should all be aware of problem of somatostatin.
As you know, body responds to exogenous GH by release of somatostatin- as compensatory mechanism..
Whats astounding to me that most people dont understand that Somatostatin supresses a lot more things than just Endogenous GH production. Yes most of knowledgable BBers understand now...that TSH gets supressed.
But, Somatostatin also supresses insulin production itself in pancreas (so its not just insulin sensitivity drop caused by GH itself, causing hyperglycemia). Somatostatin, and here is another kicker, supresses mutliple enzymes and hormones connected to digestion and colon motility. I remember one doctor estimating, that one of the main reason of bubble guts in bbing is simply too much (improperly digested) food and poop in digestive trackt.
So reminding everybody of amazing post by Anthony Roberts about T4 Thyroid Hormone + Growth Hormone - If You Aren’t Using T4 with Your GH, You’re Not Doing It Right - MESO-Rx. Shouldnt we all also use some baseline, low dose, long acting insulin just to mimick healthy production of it (lantus), any time we are on GH? And now most importandly shouldnt we adress the digestive motility and enzymes also (there are supplements and meds for that) anytime we take GH?
What do you guys think?
Type-IIx, your thoughts?
