Doctorjack
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Thanks for reading this. It may save you a lot of money!
Based on my research with various peptides I have found most of the fragmented ones to be fairly useless. I have researched CJC-1295 Ipamorelin and PT-141.
The CJC does give a pituitary bleed so it is obviously doing something. However, the GH release was insufficient to produce worthwhile results. It may have perhaps made the subject a little bit more anabolic, however a few prohormones would be far better
The Ipamorelin was totally ineffective at therapeutic doses over sufficient time.
The PT-141 was definitely effective!! The only problem being the timing of it's effect!
Although I have not researched GHRP's or IGF1-R3 I would assume they might be very effective; especially IGF1-R3 as GH is really IGF-1. However, IGF-1R3 comes with a high price tag and the side effects may be the same as GH.
So that's my take from the research I've done. Hope you find this helpful!
Just to make it clear. I'm saying most peptides don't do much, but am saying PT-141 did. So in order to avoid confusion I am referring more to the GH releasing peptides or fragments. Simply saying that although I am sure they are increasing gh levels a bit in blood plasma. The release of those above is not sufficient to get excellent results.
Once again I assume IGF1-R3 and GHRP6 and GRRP2 may be a different story if sides are not an issue!
Based on my research with various peptides I have found most of the fragmented ones to be fairly useless. I have researched CJC-1295 Ipamorelin and PT-141.
The CJC does give a pituitary bleed so it is obviously doing something. However, the GH release was insufficient to produce worthwhile results. It may have perhaps made the subject a little bit more anabolic, however a few prohormones would be far better
The Ipamorelin was totally ineffective at therapeutic doses over sufficient time.
The PT-141 was definitely effective!! The only problem being the timing of it's effect!
Although I have not researched GHRP's or IGF1-R3 I would assume they might be very effective; especially IGF1-R3 as GH is really IGF-1. However, IGF-1R3 comes with a high price tag and the side effects may be the same as GH.
So that's my take from the research I've done. Hope you find this helpful!
Just to make it clear. I'm saying most peptides don't do much, but am saying PT-141 did. So in order to avoid confusion I am referring more to the GH releasing peptides or fragments. Simply saying that although I am sure they are increasing gh levels a bit in blood plasma. The release of those above is not sufficient to get excellent results.
Once again I assume IGF1-R3 and GHRP6 and GRRP2 may be a different story if sides are not an issue!
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