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General Peptide Use & Information
IGF-1 levels low - how to boost?
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<blockquote data-quote="Nelson Vergel" data-source="post: 1552" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>Do you mean 500 micrograms? All growth hormone releasing hormones are slow acting on lean and fat tissue since they do not bump your own body's GH beyond normal levels in healthy men. That provides a slower action than injecting growth hormone at supraphysiologic doses (higher than what your body would produce). But growth hormone can have negative effects on blood sugar in some men (irreversible after drug cessation) and joint aches/carpal tunnel syndrome. And GH is now highly regulated by the DEA and they are watching doctors who are prescribing it for uses other than growth hormone deficiency. To be diagnosed with GH deficiency you have to go through stimulation tests that are expensive and not covered by insurance. That is why Sermorelin and similar peptides are becoming more popular since none of the restrictions and potential side effects are there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nelson Vergel, post: 1552, member: 3"] Do you mean 500 micrograms? All growth hormone releasing hormones are slow acting on lean and fat tissue since they do not bump your own body's GH beyond normal levels in healthy men. That provides a slower action than injecting growth hormone at supraphysiologic doses (higher than what your body would produce). But growth hormone can have negative effects on blood sugar in some men (irreversible after drug cessation) and joint aches/carpal tunnel syndrome. And GH is now highly regulated by the DEA and they are watching doctors who are prescribing it for uses other than growth hormone deficiency. To be diagnosed with GH deficiency you have to go through stimulation tests that are expensive and not covered by insurance. That is why Sermorelin and similar peptides are becoming more popular since none of the restrictions and potential side effects are there. [/QUOTE]
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