Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I have learned that some suppliers are now using capsules for their HGH so that it can be used orally. They claim that the 192 aa version will be slowly absorbed this way, like a timed release I suppose. This will cut down on side effects such as forming antibodies. ANyone else ever heard of this? I always thought it was only good IM or subq.
Capsules for HGH
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interleukin 1
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Who are "they"? Alchemist? You still can't injest insulin yet..let alone growth factors. The idea of 192 Aminos would give a higher percentage of increasing antibodies for it. I am sure in time someone in big pharma will come up with this idea....then there will be a huge political fight between them, the FDA, and BD (biggest syringe manufacture on the planet) BD will probably win.
MR Pink
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Advisor_x said:
No it's not... it is very possible that some of these technologies are already in use on the black market
http://www.prnewswire.co.uk/cgi/news/release?id=169343
http://www.in-pharmatechnologist.com/news/ng.asp?id=54975
interleukin 1
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What!?!MR Pink said:
Are you referring to "technologies", like two yrs ago when those psycho molecular biologist chick with the bad hair and her cult claimed to have cloned that kid (yet they wouldn't show anyone) and believe all humans are all clones of aliens. Or maybe the fringe benifits for diabetics who are working at Area 51, in Nevada, get to eat their insulin?
Sorry didn't mean to flame but I had to bring some humor to this one.
Crap-ola... rHGH in capsules or liquid is myths and hype, stuff doesnt work! Injects of Jintropin are best..
AhMadKooL
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interleukin 1 said:
Take it easy bro! you have to be open minded to other peeps.
As for your comment on the insulin check this link out:
http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2757
It says:
"The device delivers insulin for buccal absorption with no lung deposition. According to a company news release, the oral formulation is intended to offer a safe, simple, convenient, fast, and effective alternative to prandial insulin injections"
GoldenDelicious
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highly unlikely that anything you can get your hands on at the moment will be effective imo. sure its POSSIBLE...but not probable.
MR Pink
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interleukin 1 said:What!?!
Are you referring to "technologies", like two yrs ago when those psycho molecular biologist chick with the bad hair and her cult claimed to have cloned that kid (yet they wouldn't show anyone) and believe all humans are all clones of aliens. Or maybe the fringe benifits for diabetics who are working at Area 51, in Nevada, get to eat their insulin?
Sorry didn't mean to flame but I had to bring some humor to this one.
Did you even take time to read the links? It's not unlikely that these technologies found their way into China already if they excist. it isn't that hard for Chinese companies to make it if they know how ... Chinese companies make everything! Same thing with myostatin blockers.... a Dutch UG labs claims to be comming out with one that as far as I know hasn't been approved for human use (like all myostatin blockers) ... where do you think they get it from....most likely China!
Just saying it's defenately not a myth... but possible!
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interleukin 1
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Please do not take this as flames.....I never want to mess with a fella bro. It is just hard to see things that are not concrete for me. Just cause there is a link to a web site doesn't mean squat. BUT Thanks for the link on slin...this actually has been discussed in the USA for a while to. They attach a carrier to it, either a peptide or some micellular globulin. Just trust me when we discuss peptides and things like this....I friggin' sell to the companies that make the shit. Mr Pink I agree China makes everything now-a-days....but they don't come up with the ideas..they just reproduce them. If this existed....and made it through all the politcal BS, it would have been out by now....trust me.AhMadKooL said:
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