Great post!
[quote]Sgt. Hartman wrote:
A few thoughts:
Thanks for the studies Bill. I did not know about the increase in GH from T3. It seems like a GHRP-6,CJC, and T3 cycle without insulin and with low GI carbs or low carbs, would be very good. I think it would be best do so while on steroids to reduce/prevent T3 from eating up muscle, as insulin and steroids do this, but insulin would be counter productive in this cycle.[/quote]
Do you suggest that insulin would be counter productive due to the antagonism of action to GH? Just because i think it would be very useful; with the T3 to assist in anabolism, yet having the T3 to control fat accumulation, with steroids for the satellite cell differentiation (apparently), with the G6 and CJC to lower the blood glucose level, increasing the GH response to the G6 (taken before the peptides, with some controlled carb intake, then when the largest peak is over, inject the peptides). Do you disagree?[quote]
As for price and availability. I have also never seen GHRH for sale at an affordable price. However, I believe Sermorelin and CJC-1295 modified/ modified GRF 1-29 have basically the same effect. Real CJC-1295 is too expensive and looks unstable, and Sermorelin is a RX and more expensive generally and doesn’t stay active in the body as long as CJC modified. Therefore I would use CJC-1295m/modified GRF 1-29. You can also get bulk prices similar to what Brook quoted for GHRP-6.[/quote]
I get it (Serm or CJC) for $20… and this is affordable IMo if you consider that it would be used in a low/moderate dose alongside the G6 for the purposes of this discussion. It is also available on the site you supplied for around the same ($23).[quote]
If you are looking for max GH release from GHRP-6, like Bill said, it is better to use less, more often. From personal experience and reading, it seems like 100mcg seems to be the start of the flattening out of the response curve and the highest bang for buck is 150-200mcg/shot, every 3-4 hours.
This will not be the best for hunger, but if you take it when you haven’t anything to eat for awhile, especially fats and carbs, and your blood insulin and glucose levels are stable or low you will get a better GH response and hunger at a lower does. Of course while bulking it is impossible to have an empty stomach every 3-4 hours, but if you kind of time the injections right before your next meal when your system should be most empty you will be more hungry for the meal and get a better response. I think also in a situation like PWO you can use a little extra to somewhat overcome the blunted effect peri-workout carbs would have on a PWO shot.[/quote]
I have actually been experimenting with 4 shots a day, from 200-250mg at a time, and timing them when i am either hungry (PWO/Breakfast) or about to eat (teatime/dinnertime) OR about to fast (before bed). So it seems i came to this conclusion naturally anyway! lol!
It is working well - i am upto 15stone from 14 stone (~196lbs - ~210lbs).
The thing is… i am looking for that hunger increase, so i am trying to balance out the max GH release with the max hunger increase PLUS being within recommended safe levels… if it were down to me without listening to outside views both here and elsewhere, i’d be shooting 600mcg 4x a day!
As i mentioned further up in the thread, i think that a dose of 100-200mcg dosed multiple times a day, 4-7x maybe, would be very good at increasing GH with no increase in hunger, and complimenting a cutting steroid cycle and diet.[quote]
Carbs, fat, high blood glucose levels, and high blood insulin levels decrease GH output, not all by the same means when using GHRP-6 and CJC. I imagine the insulin increased GH response because low blood sugar levels can do that. However, from the studies listed it looks like it induces on one hand, and inhibits by different means on the other.[/quote]
Quite possible… in which case, high doses of G6 for increasing hunger are counter productive for GH increases… suggesting it should be pre-determined before use which goal you desire, size and food intake, or GH increases… as if you are right, then simply being on a bulking diet (constantly high blood/glucose levels and present insulin) one would be negating the Gh effects of G6.[quote]
It seems like the increases in prolactin are related to estrogen levels and keeping estrogen low will go a long way to preventing excess prolactin release. I feel that B6 (the plain cheap kind) helps with prolactin also. I can’t prove it, but I believe it. I also believe ACTH and cortisol increases even out after using the GHRP-6 for a little while. Studies support this also.[/quote]
Well, as i am sure you know, prolactin is directly increased by estrogen ANYWAY, and a high estrogen level will increase prolactin. Isn’t prolactin produced by the anterior pituitary too - along with ghrelin and GH? If so, then maybe G6 stimulates the anterior pituitary blindly, and along with suppressing the action of somatostatin it increases it’s pro-GH effects further - thus creating it’s name for primarily being a GH peptide? Just thinking out loud here…[quote]
I have not used IGF, but I have used MGF. It makes sense that IGF-LR3 would have a weak local effect and pegMGF would also, but more so than the IFG-1LR3. I think MGF works better locally, partly because it binds the IGF receptors in the injected muscle better than IGF-LR3. I don’t know anyone who has used regular IGF-1 that might work great locally, but looks very unstable.[/quote]
I agree - LR3 was designed specifically to be resistant to IGFBP and so be able to travel the body so less frequent injections were needed - however it also means without binding to the BP it is not delivered to the receptors. Similar to SHBG in a vague way, a necessary ‘evil’.
I did think for a while that a SC shot would only be necessary for the LR3 version of IGF-1, BUT i realised that IM may produce even a little localised growth so it may as well be chosen, as it takes no skin of my nose…[quote]
As for MGF, I have found the regular non-peg works for site injections, but I would not limit it to just post-workout. From the literature it seems to not last very long, and from personal experience, the effect doesn’t last as well if you only inject the muscle worked post-workout and then do the muscle worked next time, etc. I would pick lagging body parts, and inject twice a day for several days in a row into the same muscle or couple of muscles and then switch to maybe one other muscle for a few days and then back. You could also overlap so you inject a muscle like bis that you worked a few days ago and have been injecting daily for a couple days, once and work tris and inject them once and do this for another day, then tris twice a day for a couple days. Whatever works with your split. The point is, I think you have to do it more often and in higher doses than most recommend. Something like 100mcg each side for both daily injections, for a total of 400mcg/day is probably the upper limit. You should get good local effect and around that dose, it seems like it starts to make you feel tired, muscles kind of tired and weak and just kind of beat down and systemically depressed and under recovered. I don’t have any idea why this is, but not a lot is known about MGF.[/quote]
I have been planning an MGF run, and it will be the unmodified version over the PEG version, which by all accounts simply is not as effective (same story, different day anyone?).
I was planning on injecting 100mcg in each muscle bi-laterally PWO… but in light of your post, i will add more to a day.
If one used 400mcg, then 4mg would last 10 days and cost $40 (for me at least), so 1 month would be $120.
One could inject 400mcg per muscle group for 3 days, then switch to the second group for 3 days. This would be repeated 5 times for a total of 30 days and a total of 12mg.[quote]
There are conflicting studies that show ghrelin stimulates insulin release, and that it inhibits insulin release by acting directly on the pancreas. I don’t know if GHRP-6 does this, but I imagine it does. I don’t know exactly the implications of both scenarios, but maybe some one else can make more sense of it than me.[/quote]
Do you think this is connected to hunger and the common perception (by those who are experienced with such things) that it makes one feel slightly hypoglycaemic? Increasing insulin release does increase hunger/craving for carbs, and it also would bring about mild hypo symptoms.[quote]
In DatBtrue’s old article on promuscle, there was a bit about opiates and GH secretion. Namely when certain ones were added to the CJC and GHRP mix, GH release went through the roof. I wonder Brook, if your opiate use would increase GH secretion even more when combined with what you are doing or if your body is used to it and that particular effect like most others, aren’t triggered by the drug anymore. BTW the main opiate used in the study was dermorphin. It is said to be more powerful than morphine but cause less tolerance and addiction. It can be had for about $100 for 5gm.
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This is very interesting indeed - i am going to trawl through endojournals on that one 
Thankyou for a very interesting post 