GHRP-6 Log

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[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:
Dude, if you understood the mechanism of action of G6, why would you inject into a joint?

Please explain the justification for an IA shot of G6.

BBB[/quote]

because as far as I knew he was a fairly intelligent human being and my thought was, regardless of mechanism, copy what HAS worked, and chances are the results can be replicated. THOSE were my thoughts. and that was my justification on that. regardless if I know its action is on the pituitary gland or not, I didn’t want to change anything. but i know what you’re saying BBB.

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[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:

[quote]rolandrelentless wrote:

[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:
Dude, if you understood the mechanism of action of G6, why would you inject into a joint?

Please explain the justification for an IA shot of G6.

BBB[/quote]

because as far as I knew he was a fairly intelligent human being and my thought was, regardless of mechanism, copy what HAS worked, and chances are the results can be replicated. THOSE were my thoughts. and that was my justification on that. regardless if I know its action is on the pituitary gland or not, I didn’t want to change anything. but i know what you’re saying BBB.[/quote]

LOL, trust me when I say anthony whatever his name was, pushes other agendas than pure knowledge, so anything you read from him has always been clouded and affected by money, bullshit, politics, etc.

Here’s an experiment for you though. Take whatever dose gives YOU an noticeable increase in hunger. INject it into the joint. See if hunger feelings are replicated. If ‘yes’ then we have important data. If ‘no’ we have equally importent data and you wasted a shot but relied on yourself, not an internet douchbag.

BBB[/quote]

good call BBB thanks man!

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Bump for more info! I’ve been on the fence with this one for a long time and threads like this are really of interest to me. I never thought just the G6 would be effective, maybe I was wrong. Sure we all know to add the mod grf (1-29) but that stuff if expensive… Anyway, you still running the peps rolland, how’s it going?

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[quote]ritch1 wrote:
Bump for more info! I’ve been on the fence with this one for a long time and threads like this are really of interest to me. I never thought just the G6 would be effective, maybe I was wrong. Sure we all know to add the mod grf (1-29) but that stuff if expensive… Anyway, you still running the peps rolland, how’s it going?[/quote]

Thanks for the interest man. I started on Jan 24th. So that would make this morning my 1st pin on my 17th day. Definitely noticeable fat loss, and muscle retention post cycle if not muscle gained. i’m slightly under my weight I was on while running, but with no bloat and a lot leaner. This peptide is remarkable. and i’ll look into the mod grf, but i just lost a job o i’ve gotta be a little hesitant with my money until I ind something else. however i’ve been doing 100mcg 3x a day. upon waking, PWO, and before bed. I’ve also been using L-dopa at bed time too to help with the pulse. However i recently stopped taking it due to worries about GH bleeds but I was on 3g of GABA every injection because of the somatostatin inhibiting effects, and it’s GH releasing effects at levels of 3g’s or higher. can I get an opinion on this from someone? was it wise to stop taking? or should I continue?

I would also like to note my physical endurance is up through the roof.

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[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:

[quote]BigSkwatta wrote:

[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:

Im about 85kg.

[/quote]

How tall are you? If you don’t mind me asking.[/quote]

5’7[/quote]

Okay, 187lbs isn’t bad at that height. You looked way bigger than 85kg in your avatar, if that is you, so I was surprised when I saw 85kg

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I’m in my 40s.

I’ve been using GHRP-6 for about 3 weeks now. I attempted to use it 2X/day (morning/evening), but it gave me terrible insomnia at night — or rather, I’d go to bed fine, then wake up at 2:21 am (yes, exactly 2:21) and be up until I went and worked out at 6:00. (Lunch being impossible for various logistical reasons.)

So I ended up with using it before WO on cardio days or after WO on weight days, just once, except for weekends, where I’d hit it 3X/day on Friday/Sat.

I had a nagging achilles tendon injury (actual buldge) that went away in 2 weeks.

I’ve noticed pretty impressive pumps compared to normal.

It seems like my skin in my face is tighter, which seems crazy to me.

I have consistant, persistant, morning/night wood that is starting to piss my wife off, which also does not seem logical. It’s a noticable difference. I think this might be vascular and not homonal. It’s like low-dose viagra or something.

I have not lost fat (at least not visibly), but my cardio is limited because it’s been so fucking cold and I do cardio at a stadium (run bleachers or sprint work). I’m looking forward to consistant fasted cardio with this; I expect great things.

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If GHRP-6 raises cortisol, does this mean that it might be able to counteract the lethargy from high dose anabolics?

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[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:

The sleep thing is very interesting and may suggest that you may be susceptible to the cortisol-raising effects of G6. Some hormone or neurotransmitter must be waking you early (try 5HTP @ 50mcg to counter this).

Alternatively, perhaps it is the gastric motility, waking you. Do you feel hungry when you wake in the night?

BBB[/quote]

Thanks! I’m not hungry, just wide awake, mind racing.

I am a lawyer that deals with massive conflicts and stress all day long, so it very well could be cortisol. I’ve purchased the Biotest product, and have been trying it. If no success, I’ll move on to 5HTP.

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[quote]BigSkwatta wrote:

[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:

[quote]BigSkwatta wrote:

[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:

Im about 85kg.

[/quote]

How tall are you? If you don’t mind me asking.[/quote]

5’7[/quote]

Okay, 187lbs isn’t bad at that height. You looked way bigger than 85kg in your avatar, if that is you, so I was surprised when I saw 85kg

[/quote]

um thanks? glad you think its ‘not bad’

yeah its me. I have a few pics up and Im not 187 anymore. Numbers really have nothing to do with how someone looks.

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[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:

[quote]Jewbacca wrote:
I’m in my 40s.

I’ve been using GHRP-6 for about 3 weeks now. I attempted to use it 2X/day (morning/evening), but it gave me terrible insomnia at night — or rather, I’d go to bed fine, then wake up at 2:21 am (yes, exactly 2:21) and be up until I went and worked out at 6:00. (Lunch being impossible for various logistical reasons.)

So I ended up with using it before WO on cardio days or after WO on weight days, just once, except for weekends, where I’d hit it 3X/day on Friday/Sat.

I had a nagging achilles tendon injury (actual buldge) that went away in 2 weeks.

I’ve noticed pretty impressive pumps compared to normal.

It seems like my skin in my face is tighter, which seems crazy to me.

I have consistant, persistant, morning/night wood that is starting to piss my wife off, which also does not seem logical. It’s a noticable difference. I think this might be vascular and not homonal. It’s like low-dose viagra or something.

I have not lost fat (at least not visibly), but my cardio is limited because it’s been so fucking cold and I do cardio at a stadium (run bleachers or sprint work). I’m looking forward to consistant fasted cardio with this; I expect great things.[/quote]

Interesting… and great feedback!

I recal reading that G6 was/is angioprotective. Certainly, I became vascular as hell in my legs after my first few weeks of using it, suggesting some sort of increased venous compliance. Since elasticity is a marker of arterial/circulatory health, this would tie in with the angioprotective claims.

This would explain your erectile performance.

The sleep thing is very interesting and may suggest that you may be susceptible to the cortisol-raising effects of G6. Some hormone or neurotransmitter must be waking you early (try 5HTP @ 50mcg to counter this).

Alternatively, perhaps it is the gastric motility, waking you. Do you feel hungry when you wake in the night?

BBB[/quote]

I had read that G6 barely raises cortisol at all. and I had also read that G6 inhibits somatostatin too but I could not find any actual studies showing proof. where as I did find studies of GABA doing so. But i know what you mean, the winded feeling isnt what gets me. I get more of a serious “beta alanine tingle” or a niacin flush feeling. that is strange, but i kinda like it haha.

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Sup Ronnie!

Luv you on the Jersey Shore bro! Keep it intense man!

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So I’m very interested in running some G6 alone. I don’t need it for appetite, but also feel I’m not at the point in my life were I want to take test yet either. Would I notice strength or muscle gain’s from this alone?

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Thanks that I was looking for. I appreciate it.

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[quote]luvtolift wrote:
Thanks thats what I was looking for. I appreciate it. [/quote]

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[quote]Gettnitdone wrote:
Sup Ronnie!

Luv you on the Jersey Shore bro! Keep it intense man![/quote]

I get this 10x a day… i was wondering when it would happen on the board.