Tesamorelin or just jump to HGH…
-
I’ve been wondering about this myself, and I’ve also heard similar thoughts from other people I’ve talked to. The idea has been whether Tesamorelin/IPa would be an upgrade from the CJC/IPA I’m currently using. Honestly, CJC has worked well for me, I’ve gotten good results, and I’m happy with it. So, if it’s not broken, don’t fix it and the cost is good.
At the same time, in other conversations, people have mentioned that jumping up to Tesamorelin could be worth looking into. My biggest hesitation is that I’ve already been thinking HGH might be the next step for me if I ever decide to go that route. I get a little nervous about it, though, as I go down “Rabbit Holes”
What I keep coming back to is the cost difference between Tesa and HGH. If Tesa is already expensive (IMO), why not just spend a little more—and go straight to HGH instead? Am I missing something there? Is the main argument that once you go to HGH, you move beyond supporting your body’s natural production, while Tesa still feels a little more “natural”?
I guess HGH just makes more sense to me unless I’m overlooking something. Tesa seems very expensive, and if you’re already going to spend that kind of money, I’m wondering why you wouldn’t just go straight to HGH. A lot to think about. I’d appreciate any thoughts or comments from the group. Thanks. -
I’ve been wondering about this myself, and I’ve also heard similar thoughts from other people I’ve talked to. The idea has been whether Tesamorelin/IPa would be an upgrade from the CJC/IPA I’m currently using. Honestly, CJC has worked well for me, I’ve gotten good results, and I’m happy with it. So, if it’s not broken, don’t fix it and the cost is good.
At the same time, in other conversations, people have mentioned that jumping up to Tesamorelin could be worth looking into. My biggest hesitation is that I’ve already been thinking HGH might be the next step for me if I ever decide to go that route. I get a little nervous about it, though, as I go down “Rabbit Holes”
What I keep coming back to is the cost difference between Tesa and HGH. If Tesa is already expensive (IMO), why not just spend a little more—and go straight to HGH instead? Am I missing something there? Is the main argument that once you go to HGH, you move beyond supporting your body’s natural production, while Tesa still feels a little more “natural”?
I guess HGH just makes more sense to me unless I’m overlooking something. Tesa seems very expensive, and if you’re already going to spend that kind of money, I’m wondering why you wouldn’t just go straight to HGH. A lot to think about. I’d appreciate any thoughts or comments from the group. Thanks. -
I agree, if it ain’t’ broke….however, you haven’t mentioned what your goals are, and I think that matters. If youre looking to just raise IGF-1 with the benefits that come with that I think there is a strong argument for CJC/IPA. But, if you're looking for a compound with human studies backing VAT loss, Tesa is your guy. Im told that there is no comparison to rHGH for any of the peptides, but it does come at the cost of dropping your normal production out.
I actually think rHGH is cheaper than Tesa.
Don’t get caught up in “this might be better” if what youre using is working great. Thats my 2 cents. -
Hgh definitely cheaper in the grey market
-
From what I understand, after hours of research and reading, HGH is superior in every way long term, but Tesa may provide quicker results short term. Does anyone know if that's correct?
-
I tend to wonder if its safer to ask the body instead of dumping exogenous hormones in on top of whatevers wrong with you. Now granted sometimes your body just wont produce no matter how loud you yell at it chemically. Which would be reasonable then
-
I'm about to switch my lab rat back to cjc/ipa from tesa/ipa. 250mcg Cjc/ipa treated it well, no major water retention, good sleep, good recovery etc. Doing 1mg tesa/300mcg ipa has brought water retention, sore knees and random sleep issues. Not a huge fan of tesa personally. Plus cjc/ipa is typically cheaper.
So if cjc/ipa is working I'd say no need to switch to tesa.
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login