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am getting bloodwork done to try and get on GH HRT. does anyone know a method of temporarily dropping GH values? test values i know how to play with, but GH is very different. am 33 y/o
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buckwheat1
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I am throwing out some ideas without to much thought so bear with me.
They don't actually measure GH levels. It is too difficult. So they measure IGF-1 levels. So my theory is that you want to drop IGF-1 levels even if GH increases.
Again, I may be wrong on this, but this is how I understand it
GH + insulin + estrogen = IGF-1. I know it is more complex than this but insulin and estrogen influence IGF-1 from GH. To lower insulin go on a starvation diet. Actually your body will respond by increasing GH but it should decrease IGF-1. IGF-1 is a growth factor. When you are starving it makes no sense for your body to be in a growth state. At the same time, take l-dex to drop your estrogen levels. Maybe the two together leading up to the test will drop IGF-1 levels. Androgen also increase IGF-1 levels, so a good type would be during the recovery period after a cycle.
In addition, stop all forms of exercise a week before and get as little sleep as possible. Since the biggest spikes of GH happen during heavy exercise and during sleep.
They don't actually measure GH levels. It is too difficult. So they measure IGF-1 levels. So my theory is that you want to drop IGF-1 levels even if GH increases.
Again, I may be wrong on this, but this is how I understand it
GH + insulin + estrogen = IGF-1. I know it is more complex than this but insulin and estrogen influence IGF-1 from GH. To lower insulin go on a starvation diet. Actually your body will respond by increasing GH but it should decrease IGF-1. IGF-1 is a growth factor. When you are starving it makes no sense for your body to be in a growth state. At the same time, take l-dex to drop your estrogen levels. Maybe the two together leading up to the test will drop IGF-1 levels. Androgen also increase IGF-1 levels, so a good type would be during the recovery period after a cycle.
In addition, stop all forms of exercise a week before and get as little sleep as possible. Since the biggest spikes of GH happen during heavy exercise and during sleep.
MMAfighter
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thanx guys, useful advice. so my current gameplan is to get my bloodwork done at the end of a cycle, before i kick in with hcg or clomid. i'll being going on short food, and short sleep (probably on an ECA stack). stay out of the gym for a week? that i wouldn't be able to do, but i'll go on a skills/sparring/cardio routine that will truly beat me down. anyone else have any other advice on reducing IGF-1?
MikeyG
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Honestly, I dont think this is worth for a prescription for GH, do you realize how much it costs to pay for a single month's dosage of GH from a US pharmacy? Too damn much!
Most likely the doc will only prescribe a lower dosage IU daily... but then again, I really dont have experience in this HGH field, just my two IU's
Most likely the doc will only prescribe a lower dosage IU daily... but then again, I really dont have experience in this HGH field, just my two IU's
MMAfighter
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does any insurance cover HGH HRT?
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