Cjc and ipa at a young age, also acne talk
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I am wondering Would taking a GHRH/GHRP at a age where GH levels are "peak" anyway stop your own bodys produduction?
Also I am debating between taking ghk and kpv on its own instead of taking klow because I do not really need the bpc or tb500
Also wondering if glutathione is worth taking.
What do you guys think?
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I am wondering Would taking a GHRH/GHRP at a age where GH levels are "peak" anyway stop your own bodys produduction?
Also I am debating between taking ghk and kpv on its own instead of taking klow because I do not really need the bpc or tb500
Also wondering if glutathione is worth taking.
What do you guys think?
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@gym.rat
Appreciate the help, I am mostly wanting to take peptides for the inflammation and acne help
I am in my late teens and now considering accutane because I’ve tried so many prescriptions, topicals, diet changes and what not. A lot of people that I know that have taken accutane have said it was very rough so this is kind of my last stop at trying to manage it.
And was looking at cjc/ipa for help in the gym and recovery but kind of on the fence about that.
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@gym.rat
Appreciate the help, I am mostly wanting to take peptides for the inflammation and acne help
I am in my late teens and now considering accutane because I’ve tried so many prescriptions, topicals, diet changes and what not. A lot of people that I know that have taken accutane have said it was very rough so this is kind of my last stop at trying to manage it.
And was looking at cjc/ipa for help in the gym and recovery but kind of on the fence about that.
@landonpaulovich I've heard keto diet helps with acne. And tretinoin cream.
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@gym.rat
Okay,
I’m sure you haven’t done too much research in this exact topic because the questions I am asking don’t really apply to you, but in my research I’ve seen people say that after taking GHRH/GHRPs your GH levels return to baseline. But then I’ve also heard people say when your growth hormone levels are near their “peak” it can mess with your baseline level after.
Just wondering if you have an opinion on that?For a bit of background I have been constantly training for about 3 years now and have put on +30 pounds of muscle since I started but have kind of plateaued so that is why I am considering it so heavily.
My morning igf-1 levels are 350 and the ref range is 150-500 so that is fairly average.
Do you think a 2 month “cycle” would be worthwhile? -
@gym.rat
Okay,
I’m sure you haven’t done too much research in this exact topic because the questions I am asking don’t really apply to you, but in my research I’ve seen people say that after taking GHRH/GHRPs your GH levels return to baseline. But then I’ve also heard people say when your growth hormone levels are near their “peak” it can mess with your baseline level after.
Just wondering if you have an opinion on that?For a bit of background I have been constantly training for about 3 years now and have put on +30 pounds of muscle since I started but have kind of plateaued so that is why I am considering it so heavily.
My morning igf-1 levels are 350 and the ref range is 150-500 so that is fairly average.
Do you think a 2 month “cycle” would be worthwhile? -
@gym.rat
Okay I appreciate the help a lot.
I do not think I am at my genetic limit because I started at like 140lbs and I am now only 170 and not super lean. So I think I can still go farther without resorting to gear. I am super health conscious so tbh I do not think I will ever take anything that suppresses my natural production.
With that being said I will take GHK and KPV hopefully in a blend and I will continue my reaserch but i might experiment with cjc/ipa.
Do you mind if I ask what your source is? I live in Canada.
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Welcome! I don’t have much to add to the great information gymrat provided. GHRH appeal to many because they utilize your own GH pathways. They will never exceed your body’s maximum ability to produce GH. So if you are at a natural peak, a GHRH won’t do much more.
Good job gaining muscle naturally. I would encourage you to continue doing so. I have lifted most of my life and have never been able to gain much mass. GHRH in my 50’s had helped me get about as strong as I have ever been, but still not even remotely jacked. Heck, not even ripped, but closer than I have been in 35 years. Given the use of GLP-1’s combined with GHRH, I am smaller than when I started, but my body composition is better.
I am a grumpy N=1 clinical trial, but I discourage young healthy people using peptides for looksmaxxing, etc simply because I have no idea what the long term effects may be. If they can help with your skin issues or injuries, great.
Also worth noting that if you are into any organized sports, using pretty much any of this stuff will get you banned if you test positive for it. Not going to be an issue for me. Might be for you.
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@gym.rat
Okay,
I’m sure you haven’t done too much research in this exact topic because the questions I am asking don’t really apply to you, but in my research I’ve seen people say that after taking GHRH/GHRPs your GH levels return to baseline. But then I’ve also heard people say when your growth hormone levels are near their “peak” it can mess with your baseline level after.
Just wondering if you have an opinion on that?For a bit of background I have been constantly training for about 3 years now and have put on +30 pounds of muscle since I started but have kind of plateaued so that is why I am considering it so heavily.
My morning igf-1 levels are 350 and the ref range is 150-500 so that is fairly average.
Do you think a 2 month “cycle” would be worthwhile?My morning igf-1 levels are 350 and the ref range is 150-500 so that is fairly average.
Do you think a 2 month “cycle” would be worthwhile?No. A 350 IGF-1 is still a really, really good number. In fact we see people who have very low IGF-1 scores, go on HGH or GH peptides and get numbers in the 200s and see fat loss, improved recovery, increases in
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