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Roxy722
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That's really interesting to hear that your experience is similar too with the sleep. I'd go nuts after about a week of poor sleep. Do you notice any positives??
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That's really interesting to hear that your experience is similar too with the sleep. I'd go nuts after about a week of poor sleep. Do you notice any positives??
What I've read elsewhere during my personal research is that those of us that do not enjoy the great sleep on GH releasing peps supposedly have other issues causing some degree of insomnia. Depending on the actual cause of the insomnia, increased GH release can actually make it worse. That was my experience.
You can possibly entrain your pituitary to respond to the amino string with a good GH release if you continue to take it at the same time every day, even if it's a time of day when a significant GH release doesn't normally occur. That's the speculation anyway. I've been shooting 150mcg of Ipamorelin and 150mcg of Modified GRF (1-29) first thing when I rise for a few weeks now. I'm seeing the effects of a significant GH release during the first part of my day, even though morning is not a time of day the body normally releases a lot of GH.
That is pretty much what I am trying to achieve. I feel that I am getting some success with it and am planning to continue however with the addidion of CJC-1295 less Dac. The primary reason for my beginning the peps is anti aging and injury (rehab). At this point I am feeling the rehab effect even without the CJC-1295. I expect that with the CJC-1295 that will be amplified. My protocol at that time will be pretty much the same as Willows, with 2 exceptions. I will not ramp up and will shoot 2x/day, after cardio or workout and befor bed.
So in answer to your question Roxy, a big yes there are positives even this early in my therapy. Shoulders and knees significantly less painful and I just feel better overall which is nice cuz I thought I felt pretty good prior to my therapy. I do feel rested in the a.m. and dont have any prob getting out of bed. Also I do not have the urge to take a nap in the afternoon.
So in answer to your question Roxy, a big yes there are positives even this early in my therapy. Shoulders and knees significantly less painful and I just feel better overall which is nice cuz I thought I felt pretty good prior to my therapy. I do feel rested in the a.m. and dont have any prob getting out of bed. Also I do not have the urge to take a nap in the afternoon.
You might really want to investigate Modified GRF as a better choice than CJC-1295. The latter triggers an unnatural smaller, frequent pulse, whereas Mod GRF (1-29) simulates the less frequent bigger pulse our pituitary generates naturally when we're in puberty. Running CJC for relatively short periods of time isn't a problem. It's running it longterm for antiaging that can eventually cause pituitary problems.
Roxy722
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Forgive me for all my questions you guys...learning about peptides for me, is like learning a new language!! Willow, your comment is something I have wondered about...if you use any of these for anti aging reasons, is it something you have to then continue to use long term? Do the effects stop once you stop using?
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No. At 27 I can't say I've seen much age related wear and tear yet. I'm running it primarily for the synergistic effects with anabolics and injury repair and prevention.
Regarding anti-aging, you'd want to take it perpetually if you are looking for those effects. GH heals tissue. All sorts of things we think of as being simply unavoidable signs of aging are really about tissue not being effectively repaired anymore. The dose would not need to be as high, but would need to be perpetual. The "effect" in this case would be mitigation of the aging process. So if you d/c'ed the peptides you wouldn't fall apart, but rather would just stop enjoying the slowed (or even reversed) signs of aging.
Roxy722
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So like I mentioned previously the Modified GRF 1-29 amplifies the GH release triggered by the Ipamorelin. The last 4 days I bumped the GRF dose up to about 200mcg and jeebus am I hungry.
Clearly the pulse is bigger now. I can control the hunger (barely) but I find I am looking for something to eat often. I steer myself towards fibrous, relatively low calorie foods in an attempt to fill myself up. It doesn't really work.
The hunger is pretty much constant.
There's a guy on another board who's wife is experiencing the same gonzo hunger at the same dose, so beware. This combo does seem to trigger more hunger in women than men. A good bulker stack, but anything above 100mcg of GRF not so good for cutting.
Clearly the pulse is bigger now. I can control the hunger (barely) but I find I am looking for something to eat often. I steer myself towards fibrous, relatively low calorie foods in an attempt to fill myself up. It doesn't really work.
The hunger is pretty much constant. There's a guy on another board who's wife is experiencing the same gonzo hunger at the same dose, so beware. This combo does seem to trigger more hunger in women than men. A good bulker stack, but anything above 100mcg of GRF not so good for cutting.
Planning to run a short term IGF-1 cycle in December to test it's much celebrated healing effects. I've got a tweaked ham that will make a good test subject.
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