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HGH vs. CJC/IPA vs. Tesamorelin

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  • vpepsV vpeps

    @Stevepep Funny thing. I have no clue now what is my fat %. Hume Pod (I tried 2 devices) consistently show 12%. 2 DEXA scans think it is 27-28%. Another high end scale (Withings Body Scan) think it's 17%. I exercise a lot and do a lot of tests, like you, for the same reason. I guess, I have to stick with Tesa. I have yet a third brand of CJC to try just to make sure.
    Why do you use kisspeptin in this sense?

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    @vpep it’s weird same on Hume people seem to get different results my wife and I are almost spot on HuMe v Dexa. Some people confuse body fat with subcutaneous fat pct which is lower and compare it to dexa results. I just did a dexa scan and was 15.2 pct body fat pct the home shows 14.8. My wife was one pct off the Hume is always a tiny bit low.

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      @vpep it’s weird same on Hume people seem to get different results my wife and I are almost spot on HuMe v Dexa. Some people confuse body fat with subcutaneous fat pct which is lower and compare it to dexa results. I just did a dexa scan and was 15.2 pct body fat pct the home shows 14.8. My wife was one pct off the Hume is always a tiny bit low.

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      @Stevepep I don't believe I confuse fat types, I asked Hume support for clarification and help, providing to them all the information. They answered by sending me a replacement scales, which showed the same results. They saw my dexa reports, my other scales values. Finally they just refunded me the money, not even once trying to analyze, guess or even speculate what the problem is here. Now I have two Humes and zero answers.

      attentiion is all you need

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        @vpep I had similar experience with it too and stopped. Maybe morning dose is better for us that cant take it at night?

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        @JtCjEfF said:

        @vpep I had similar experience with it too and stopped. Maybe morning dose is better for us that cant take it at night?

        You absolutely can use GH peptides in the morning successfully, lots of people do. Your body produces 4 pulses of GH throughout the day as it is, so it isn't unnatural to have GH pulses during awake time.

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          @JtCjEfF said:

          @vpep I had similar experience with it too and stopped. Maybe morning dose is better for us that cant take it at night?

          You absolutely can use GH peptides in the morning successfully, lots of people do. Your body produces 4 pulses of GH throughout the day as it is, so it isn't unnatural to have GH pulses during awake time.

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          @Neil-McCauley I used CJC in the morning and it was only insignificantly better than in the evening.

          attentiion is all you need

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            As others post, everyone is different. I’ve tried everything you’re asking about and had varied positive results. But you are only 34 and I’d try a TESA/IPA blend (10mg/3mg) first before HGH and see if it works for you. Why try TESA alone when the IPA amplifies it and promotes better sleep and recovery? Start moderately and titrate up. IPA tells the pituitary to do what the TESA is requesting. And do it fasted at bedtime. Not medical advice but only research experience.

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              Best route is TRT and HGH for muscle growth , but at the moment HGH is hard to find and if you do it’s expensive .

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                As others post, everyone is different. I’ve tried everything you’re asking about and had varied positive results. But you are only 34 and I’d try a TESA/IPA blend (10mg/3mg) first before HGH and see if it works for you. Why try TESA alone when the IPA amplifies it and promotes better sleep and recovery? Start moderately and titrate up. IPA tells the pituitary to do what the TESA is requesting. And do it fasted at bedtime. Not medical advice but only research experience.

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                @[email protected] said:

                As others post, everyone is different. I’ve tried everything you’re asking about and had varied positive results. But you are only 34 and I’d try a TESA/IPA blend (10mg/3mg) first before HGH and see if it works for you. Why try TESA alone when the IPA amplifies it and promotes better sleep and recovery? Start moderately and titrate up. IPA tells the pituitary to do what the TESA is requesting. And do it fasted at bedtime. Not medical advice but only research experience.

                i’d say try them separately since you won’t be able to tell which pep was more effective, i am also on team never blend

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                  I'm just now researching peptides but I need help to figure what I need out,I got to the gym 4 to 5 days a week, Im on trt 200mg a week,I want to get a little bigger and lose some belly fat, I've thought about getting anavar but can anyone help me with my decision, please and thank you

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                  • B bismarcatoledo

                    Best route is TRT and HGH for muscle growth , but at the moment HGH is hard to find and if you do it’s expensive .

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                    @bismarcatoledo said:

                    Best route is TRT and HGH for muscle growth , but at the moment HGH is hard to find and if you do it’s expensive .

                    I'm finding it everywhere at really attractive prices. Unless you're talking about US pharma GH, which is and always has been very very expensive

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                      GH peptides are a waste of money. Just run 1-2 IU of HGH and you’ll get much better results for less money.

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