G.H Time Line Help

[ed2005]

Believe it or not I started at 2ius per day and increased to 3ius after 2months...It has transformed me without the use of AAS. I have used IGF for site specific growth during this cycle and that stuff is amazing as well. I don't see any reason to go over 3/4 ius per day..but everyones different....My results have been awesome..
Ed

 

[alexmichael]

If A doctor perscribed it for you why wouldn't your insurance pay for it?

Ed what dosages were you running to have those changes?

Insurance won't pay for it unless you have a medical reason to use it. Being vain and wanted to look younger or better doesn't cut it with the insurance companies. It's like having elective plastic surgery.

 

[worldgrappler]

But if a doctor perscribed it doesn't he have to have a medical reason to do so? Say for instance you have an inury could they perscibe it for recovery purposes?

 

[worldgrappler]

Ed did you use T-3 with the GH. And just curious did you take it Every day.

Also was that 3/4 IGF-1? how well does that work for site injection.

Thanks

 

[ed2005]

Ed did you use T-3 with the GH. And just curious did you take it Every day.

Also was that 3/4 IGF-1? how well does that work for site injection.

Thanks

Strangely enough I have just added T3 to my cycle. HGH can in many cases actually inhibit your own thyroid production slightly, so when I saw my BF loss with GH slowing down slightly I added the T3. I only take 12.5mcg per day as this dosage is low enough to not damage my own natty production and is sufficient enough to give my metabilism a little boost as well as give me extra protein synthesis.
No on the 3/4ius ED on IGF, I was refering to GH and that was the maximum amount that I think is needed, but everyone has different goals and different views. The IGF I use at 40mcg per day for 5 weeks on and then 5 weeks off. The site specific growth with IGF into the muscle group being worked is awesome.
Remeber these are just my experiences and my views, everyone is different.
Hope this helps
Ed

 

[alexmichael]

But if a doctor perscribed it doesn't he have to have a medical reason to do so? Say for instance you have an inury could they perscibe it for recovery purposes?

Many times a doctor prescribes something it is for an "off label use". It is prescribed for a medical reason but maybe not exactly the drug was approved for. My doc prescribed Nolvadex and HCG for me and my insurance covered the Nolvadex but not the HCG.