I Considering starting a stack of ghrp-6, ghrp-2 and cjc. I'm currently 18 and have made up my mind about this, but before I do go ahead can someone please give me a list of ALL the side effects both short and long turm I might encounter
A lot of guys like to run GHRP-6 and CJC1295 (w/o DAC) together 3x a day to surge HGH. Pittsburgh tossed a graph up on one of the other threads that can help you visualize the surges...(attached). I don't think it's clinical but it's a good visual reference.
But seriously, there's no point in running any peps or gear unless your diet is locked on because 18 y/o metabolism is relatively fast (relative to what it will be eventually)....you need to eat a ton, and eat clean with a daily protein intake of no less than 1 gram per lb of current body weight, in my opinion. Also you should try to understand where your body is on the ecto/meso/endo scale...if you're a skinny little food reactor then you shouldn't be scared of carbs and fats as much as a guy that's always been husky. Everybody has to dial in their own ratio of protein/carbs/fats/fiber.
The other bros said it but, but at age 18, your natural HGH should be up there. You can boost it further (along with natural test) with a locked on diet and sleep cycles, high volume compound range of motion (squats, olympic lifts, etc)...also high lactic acid workouts can stimulate GH production. But if you've really made up your mind to run peps, you should choose either GHRP-2 or -6 since they are very similar
As for the types of GHRPs...I lifted this from some other thread (I would give credit but I emailed it to myself):
GHRP-6, GHRP-2, Hexarelin & Ipamorelin compared (guys, please jump in and dispel any bullshit if you see it...I'm just cutting and pasting this part):
The differences are:
POTENCY:
Ipamorelin is as potent a GH releaser as GHRP-6.
GHRP-6 is very potent in effecting GH release.
GHRP-2 is a little bit more potent then GHRP-6
Hexarelin, is as potent as GHRP-2.
CORTISOL & PROLACTIN:
Ipamorelin does not increase cortisol or prolactin at any dose.
GHRP-6 dose not effect these hormones up to 100mcg but does so minimally above 100mcg.
GHRP-2 has a stronger effect on these hormones at all dosing levels rising to the high normal range for cortisol & prolactin.
Hexarelin at all dosing levels has the strongest impact on cortisol & prolactin with levels in the upper bounds of normalcy.
DESENSITIZATION:
Ipamorelin & GHRP-6 do not desensitize as long as there are short breaks between doses (i.e. 2 hours or so).
GHRP-2 does not desensitize in the lower dose ranges w/ short breaks. At high dose it is unclear, but some desensitization may occur.
Hexarelin has been shown to desensitize w/o regard to dose and even with short breaks between doses. This effect shows up after 14 days of continuous use and may be avoided by either keeping doses low or taking a full day or two off every two weeks.
DOSES:
Saturation dose for all GHRPs is 100mcg or (1mg/kg).
Effective doses have been demonstrated that are lower (particularly if used w/ GHRH).
Higher than 100mcg may have an effect but only a fraction of the above 100mcg will be taken up by an available receptor.
The highest dose in the literature beyond which there was zero benefit is 400mcg.
* Effective dose is measure by the amount of GH released in plasma as a result. It is not a measure of side-effects or intensity of hunger.