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Hgh suppression. How do you prevent?
So my question is if taking HGH, can one prevent suppression by also taking CJC1295 and GHRP2.
Can take hGH first and the. Stop HGH and then start CJC/GHRP 2 to kick start?
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Originally Posted by
Mr.Beefy
So my question is if taking HGH, can one prevent suppression by also taking CJC1295 and GHRP2.
Can take hGH first and the. Stop HGH and then start CJC/GHRP 2 to kick start?
I’ve wondered this also, are you personally having these issues bud?
I wish I could help you but I’m honestly bumping thread to hear when others chime in. Good question bud
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GHRH and GHRPs should also be cycled because they cause the stimulation (or overproduction) of hgh. IMO ising them together would be pointless. However as a bridge between hgh cycles it could serve a purpose although its not much cheaper than running actual gh. Also hgh production declines drastically as we age. Even after 25 its on its decline hard. So i say dont waste your money on peptides. Just cycle on and off real hgh or just run it forever in a blast /cruise fashion.
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Very interesting question.
Injecting exogenous GH will directly (and immediately) suppress endogenous GH productions through the Somatostatin release - this is the natural body pathway to balance GH serum level. However what you ask is if like with anabolic steroids it'll create long acting suppression which will require proper recuperation. From what I know it'll to some degree, the only scientific literature I'm aware to checked 7 (if I remember correctly I have to search it) athletes who used GH and 4 of them got their natural levels suppressed, this is of course not a proper balanced study.
I suspect that using GH will cause lower long run negative impact then steroid does on the testicular axis. Also unlike testosterone there are proven protocols to trigger (natural) GH release such with GABA, alpha-GPC and dopamine agonists, so first it may be used for a PCT-like effect, and second you may take a GH serum test following one of this protocols and if the GH is elevated your piturity axis will be fine for the long run
The peptides create the same suppressing effect through Somatostatin like GH to some degree (I suspect that it may be lower)
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Originally Posted by
Pharmaca
Very interesting question.
Injecting exogenous GH will directly (and immediately) suppress endogenous GH productions through the Somatostatin release - this is the natural body pathway to balance GH serum level. However what you ask is if like with anabolic steroids it'll create long acting suppression which will require proper recuperation. From what I know it'll to some degree, the only scientific literature I'm aware to checked 7 (if I remember correctly I have to search it) athletes who used GH and 4 of them got their natural levels suppressed, this is of course not a proper balanced study.
I suspect that using GH will cause lower long run negative impact then steroid does on the testicular axis. Also unlike testosterone there are proven protocols to trigger (natural) GH release such with GABA, alpha-GPC and dopamine agonists, so first it may be used for a PCT-like effect, and second you may take a GH serum test following one of this protocols and if the GH is elevated your piturity axis will be fine for the long run
The peptides create the same suppressing effect through Somatostatin like GH to some degree (I suspect that it may be lower)
Is there any research that you can post about these peptide suppression? I've been trying to look it up and can't find it. I have found studies stating that Gaba and melotonin help with more production of natural gh.
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Originally Posted by
Pharmaca
Very interesting question.
Injecting exogenous GH will directly (and immediately) suppress endogenous GH productions through the Somatostatin release - this is the natural body pathway to balance GH serum level. However what you ask is if like with anabolic steroids it'll create long acting suppression which will require proper recuperation. From what I know it'll to some degree, the only scientific literature I'm aware to checked 7 (if I remember correctly I have to search it) athletes who used GH and 4 of them got their natural levels suppressed, this is of course not a proper balanced study.
I suspect that using GH will cause lower long run negative impact then steroid does on the testicular axis. Also unlike testosterone there are proven protocols to trigger (natural) GH release such with GABA, alpha-GPC and dopamine agonists, so first it may be used for a PCT-like effect, and second you may take a GH serum test following one of this protocols and if the GH is elevated your piturity axis will be fine for the long run
The peptides create the same suppressing effect through Somatostatin like GH to some degree (I suspect that it may be lower)
Is there any research that you can post about these peptide suppression? I've been trying to look it up and can't find it. I have found studies stating that Gaba and melotonin help with more production of natural gh.
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I use Gaba to help me sleep.
I tried taking it in the day before workout but it made me extremely tired
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Originally Posted by
Mattymoo
I use Gaba to help me sleep.
I tried taking it in the day before workout but it made me extremely tired
I take Gaba and melotonin before bed. 750mg Gaba and 1.5mg of melotonin. I wake up fine, More refreshed.
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What I am wondering is..would taking hgh cause that suppression and when it is suppressed, would cjc1295 and ghrp2 (which are secretagogues) cause pulsing of own gh and would kick start it back up? Cause it causing stimulation of the body's own GH.
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You may take GH releasing peptides to maintain descent GH levels, but this is not a recuperation process.
I'm not aware to clinical studies on the suppressing effect of peptides for long run, but we should research
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