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I see some familiar handles from the DatBTrue forum.  I acquired most all of my understanding from that forum.  However, I am not a student of the details. 


I am getting ready to run a cycle.  It has been awhile.  I need to lean off some COVID bodyfat.  GH peptides are a great vehicle to that end. 


My understanding is that by pairing the Ipam and the GRF1-29 that you increase the amplitude and the longitude of pulse and thereby achieving a greater area under the pulse curve than by using them separately.   


It is also very important that there is no circulating insulin or fats at the time of injection (and briefly thereafter) or otherwise you suppress the GH pulse from the pituitary which is what it is all about.  This is the reason for the window before and after the injection with the before being much longer.  I cannot recall Dat's recommendation but I have noted a wide range of suggestions in the posts here on the forum.  But if you are not setup properly the injection is a waste of product. I will prolly go with 60mins prior and 30mins following.  i will do two injections a day but may add a third ahead of my 3x weekly 5k jog.  i will go 5 days on and 2 off to maintain my endogenous output.


Finally I understood that you could pulse GH release every ~4 hours but the dilemma is being set up and managing food intake around the scheduling.  this is why first thing in the morning and last thing at night are ideal.


If I am in left field, please let me know.  it won't be the first nor the last time.


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