Thanks Caladin.
Does anyone else get real tired from GHRP-6? I’ve been using it at night before bed but tried it one morning too and I was exhausted for a few hours after. I wasn’t tired before I took the G6. Is this common? Does it go away after a few days use?
[quote]TrainWreck80 wrote:
Thanks Caladin.
Does anyone else get real tired from GHRP-6? I’ve been using it at night before bed but tried it one morning too and I was exhausted for a few hours after. I wasn’t tired before I took the G6. Is this common? Does it go away after a few days use? [/quote]
Do you mean tired as in sleepy or tired as in out of breathe? I notice some increased shortness of breathe on daily doses over 600-700mcg. Its half as intense as I get with say tren but its noticeable. 500mcg and less per day is more manageable for me
[quote]saps wrote:
[quote]TrainWreck80 wrote:
Thanks Caladin.
Does anyone else get real tired from GHRP-6? I’ve been using it at night before bed but tried it one morning too and I was exhausted for a few hours after. I wasn’t tired before I took the G6. Is this common? Does it go away after a few days use? [/quote]
Do you mean tired as in sleepy or tired as in out of breathe? I notice some increased shortness of breathe on daily doses over 600-700mcg. Its half as intense as I get with say tren but its noticeable. 500mcg and less per day is more manageable for me[/quote]
I mean tired as in sleepy. I took a 100mcg shot one morning and almost passed out I was so tired. About 3 hours later, I was fine again. I usually take it at night so I don’t notice it but I want to take it during the day too but I can’t be that tired.
[quote]TrainWreck80 wrote:
[quote]saps wrote:
[quote]TrainWreck80 wrote:
Thanks Caladin.
Does anyone else get real tired from GHRP-6? I’ve been using it at night before bed but tried it one morning too and I was exhausted for a few hours after. I wasn’t tired before I took the G6. Is this common? Does it go away after a few days use? [/quote]
Do you mean tired as in sleepy or tired as in out of breathe? I notice some increased shortness of breathe on daily doses over 600-700mcg. Its half as intense as I get with say tren but its noticeable. 500mcg and less per day is more manageable for me[/quote]
I mean tired as in sleepy. I took a 100mcg shot one morning and almost passed out I was so tired. About 3 hours later, I was fine again. I usually take it at night so I don’t notice it but I want to take it during the day too but I can’t be that tired. [/quote]
Yeah it seems the G6 effects different people different ways
[quote]caladin wrote:
[quote]TrainWreck80 wrote:
What do you all think about the 5 day on 2 day off dosing schedule. Is that necessary? Does it inhibit the benefits? Perhaps it is more beneficial?[/quote]
No need for 5/2 that is misinfo and based on saving some money. Scratch that. Take it ED if you can.[/quote]
Isn’t that Milos Sarcev’s protocol? I wouldn’t trust his advice on anything to do with peptides or AAS.
[quote]caladin wrote:
FYI!
Administration should ideally be done on either an empty stomach or with only protein in the stomach. Fats & carbs blunt GH release. So administer the peptides and wait about 20 minutes before eating.[/quote]
I was planning on shooting GHRP-6 (possibly with CJC-1293) post workout for a large post workout meal (and GH spike.)
Here’s my question… How should I go about that since I drink a serving and a half of Surge during my workout? I usually finish my Surge right with my workout. Should I just make sure to finish it 30 minutes or so I take my shot?
As personal opinion, you should go about that by picking a different time for the GHRP-6 or by changing this post-workout nutritional plan.
I’ve followed Thibaudeau’s advice with regard to taking care of carbs prior to the workout (modified a little by also having a little intake of Surge Recovery during the workout, but those using the FINiBARs preworkout as pre the current recommendations don’t need to do this) and by the time I get home I figure insulin levels and blood glucose are probably back to being moderate and insulin levels probably rather low, thus allowing efficient use of a GHRP-6 injection at that time.
But if I weren’t going to have things arranged where moderate blood glucose and probably low insulin levels were the case post-workout, I would pick a different time for that injection.
Thanks, Bill.
Do you have any idea how long it takes for insulin to go back to ‘normal’ levels after ingesting Surge? Say I finished my Surge 90 minutes before the end of my workout, then went for a ghrp-6 shot right after?
(My workouts are normally 3-4 hours, so lifting without any kind of para-workout nutrition is nearly impossible. Thus, I’d like to figure this out if I can.)
Thanks again.
The half-life of naturally-produced insulin is very short: something like 5-8 minutes.
So the answer is, rather shortly after glucose absorption has been mostly completed.
I think 90 minutes would be enough in the great majority of cases.
Ok, one more question:
Caladin (I think) said make sure the stomach has no food or only protein in it. If I have Surge at the beginning of my workout, then say a whey only shake during the rest of my workout, will they insulinogenic (sp?) reaction from the whey still blunt the GH spike?
Not to the extent of having high insulin. To the extent of having some, yes. Whether it’s enough to have anything more than a trivial difference with regard to GH release from the GHRP-6, I don’t know.
Personally I don’t worry about squeezing the last degree of performance out of the GHRP-6: if nothing else, I could just take more than what I do (150 mcg at a time, 3x day). I don’t think that most that use it insist on being in a state of no nutrients at all coming into the bloodstream.
Good point. I’ll probably be using ~300mcg post workout, anyway.
Thanks.
Sure!
Good luck on the rehab!
[quote]Detroitlionsbaby wrote:
[quote]briandean wrote:
yeah get a few of the 2mg vials of cjc-1295 and run 100mcg/100mcg of ghrp-6 twice a and you’ll like the results. You won’t put on any unwanted weight this way, good synergy.[/quote]
Actually no, CJC-1295 is not a good choice, CJC-1293 is the new GHRH and is not subjected to DPPIV inactivation the way other peptides are. CJC1295 which produces longer lasting GH secretion is not desirable.[/quote]
Sorry that’s what I meant to type.