That is a more attractive price point to be sure. I am still sitting on the fence on this since it takes a year to maybe, kinda' sorta' see/feel a difference and $165*12=$1,980. I am not sure if the cost/benefit ratio is positive on this.
Strong recommendation to discuss the side effects with peptides. Granted that I didn't use Sermorelin, just the other common peptides like 1295 w/o DAC, Impamorelin, GHRP-2, but found the sides intolerable @ 100-200mcg 1/2/3 times a day, as I experimented with it. Specifically complaints of carpal tunnel-like symptoms or numbness/tingly extremities. Was very bad at nite, like wake me up arm cramps(?), like severe slept on your arm wrong feeling, bordered on painful. Evetually I ditched it, wasn't worth all that. Just friendly advice.
With my current physician and clinic we use APS; however, the Sermorelin is rathe expensive. His recommendation is that I include that into my TRT protocol, but at this point I can't part ways with the cash required to sustain the treatment for the long-term. Are you familiar with a cheaper source? I saw a peptide research site link on this site, but I'm not sure if that's actually the Sermorelin or just one of those compounds that acts like it, or in other words a creatine/amino acid type of solution that's marketed as the actual peptide. And, assuming that is, in fact the proper peptide, is it in the correct form to be reconstituted and used immediately? It seems extraordinarily cheap.
Thanks for any insight.
DHEA can/may increase IFG-1.
My DHEA is twice over the lab reference range as is my IFG-1...I couldn't more happier!
50 mg of micronized slow release each and every morning does the trick for me.
Been on TRT for 3+ years, very happy with it. IGF-1 levels have always been around 100. Previous Doctor had me on hgh and this boosted IGF-1 to 250 range, right where he wanted. I'm 48 and decided I should delay using hgh so I switched to Sermorelin two months ago. Just got blood work back, IGF-1 at 106. Overall, I feel good. Thoughts on what I should do? Sermorelin doesn't appear to be doing much to IGF-1 levels. Thanks
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A form of estrogen produced from testosterone. Important for bone health, mood, and libido. Too high can cause side effects; too low can affect well-being.
Dihydrotestosterone is a potent androgen derived from testosterone. Affects hair growth, prostate health, and masculinization effects.
The biologically active form of testosterone not bound to proteins. Directly available for cellular uptake and biological effects.
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