Hgh side effects.. Fake gh

[KBD]

Ok so I've had a chat with a few vets on the board. Supposedly what I have is RX QUALITY hgh, I've even researched the brand I have (tev-tropin) and it IS on the rx list.. However I have used hygetropin Chinese hgh before and had cramped hands very bad in the middle of the night using a low dose (3iu). I am not feeling any of these side effects with this supposed American GH. Is the CTS a sign of good hgh or not necessarily. I slammed 11iu last night just to see if I would experience anytning different and I'm the same as I was yesterday lmao.

 

[jozifp103]

get bloods man. test growth hormone levels

 

[KBD]

get bloods man. test growth hormone levels

Dammit that's just more money I'm gonna have to slap on to the bill.

 

[Rida5d]

Believe it or not , some Chinese fake gh had some shit in the ingredients to make you feel the sides you get from the real gh .. Still it was hcg sold as GH lol
In other words, sides were faked.

I understand u don't get the side effects , but not everyone has them ...
As Josifp said , blood work will have the right answer for you.

 

[jozifp103]

Dammit that's just more money I'm gonna have to slap on to the bill.

might be worth it tho for peace of mind.

 

[Rida5d]

might be worth it tho for peace of mind.

Specially if we are testing GH , Which cost shit loads of $

 

[Krazydiamond]

This is only heresay but apparently the Chinese know how to pass a blood test by adding much cheaper peptides causing a temporary spike in igf-1 levels. Don't know how accurate this is just something to consider.

 

[KBD]

Well my source swears that it is American gh and this is the photo of my gh View attachment 558775

Side Effects of Tev-Tropin (Somatropin, rDNA Origin, for Injection) Drug Center - RxList

It matches the rx but like people have said, anyone can fake anything

 

[tonyyayo14]

mass spec it? (not sure if u can do this w/ gh )

 

[Moppy1]

The standard HGH blood test will tell you if it is good or not. I do it all the time, and you cannot believe all the fake HGH out there, even from sources that everyone supposedly trusts. I get a blood test through Private MD labs website, and with coupon code its under $50. They run the standard ELISA for HGH protein levels and you cannot fake this with peptides of any sort. The IGF-1 level analysis assay is more expensive and not very reliable.

When HGH is faked, you really cannot tell the difference by looking at the vial and the powder plug, as mostly this is filler ingredients that even the real stuff has and needs for proper stability of the HGH. However, I have ordered Hygetropins from a couple different vendors, and one was real and one was fake based on blood testing (it was very definitive) and the fake stuff definitely looks different on the box and vials (labels) and even has a different website associated with it. And the way the protein powder plug dissolves when you first add water is different. The fake stuff dissolves very quickly while the real stuff can take several minutes to all go into solution. But, these days you really have to test your HGH to know.

 

[Chicago712]

i still don't get how 90% of people who take growth or pretty much any other PED say what they have is bunk because they aren't expierencing negative side effects...

like why would a 191long chain of AAs NEED to cause side effects

 

[Moppy1]

i still don't get how 90% of people who take growth or pretty much any other PED say what they have is bunk because they aren't expierencing negative side effects...

like why would a 191long chain of AAs NEED to cause side effects

The terminology of "side effect" is not actually correct. HGH has many effects, such as changing glucose sensitivity, water balance, growth of certain tissues, etc, and the carpal tunnel thing is probably a direct effect. This may be related to a change in tissue oncotic pressure, as HGH is known to change fluid balance in your skin, hence why some claim a more youthful skin appearance. So, the sleeping of your hands at night might suggest that the HGH is real because it is causing one of its many effects on the body (water balance in your tissues).

 

[procard86]

very interesting thread...

The terminology of "side effect" is not actually correct. HGH has many effects, such as changing glucose sensitivity, water balance, growth of certain tissues, etc, and the carpal tunnel thing is probably a direct effect. This may be related to a change in tissue oncotic pressure, as HGH is known to change fluid balance in your skin, hence why some claim a more youthful skin appearance. So, the sleeping of your hands at night might suggest that the HGH is real because it is causing one of its many effects on the body (water balance in your tissues).

Hi, new to the forum
This is an interesting discussion to me as I recently have had to discontinue peptide use (cjc 1295 no dac w/ghrp6) because of the same terrible CTS. I took it that it was a sign of strong GH pulses but friends running the same peptides with great effect didn't have the same problems. I know its not the same as synthetic GH but its been bugging me as to whether or not the peptides were good. Sounds like they were.