GH side effect?

[Onearm]

I have been using GH for several weeks now and have been very happy with it. But this week I have started to notice that I have been feeling thirsty. I drinking about the same amount as I usually do, it's just that I normally don't get as strong a sensation of thirst. I checked my blood sugar level four times this week it has been between 80-95 each time. I have been eating very few carbohydrates approx 100-150gr per day and approx 200-300gr of protein. I have been dosing twice a day 1iu in the am and 2iu at bedtime.

 

[2Thick]

Are you using test, GH or T3 with the GH?

In any case, you will always need to drink between 2-3 gallons of water per day when using any type of bodybuilding supplement.

 

[Onearm]

2Thick,

Thanks for the response and the info, I have read many of your posts and respect your opinions (you are one sharp cookie). I'm not using test or T3 as I only have a source for the GH. I am drinking now where near 2-3gals per day and will adjust my hydration.

But is the increase in thirst typical of most people using only GH? I know I'm probably being overly cautious, it's my rookie status rearing it ugly head.

 

[2Thick]

But is the increase in thirst typical of most people using only GH? I know I'm probably being overly cautious, it's my rookie status rearing it ugly head.

I have not heard of this type of thirst coming from GH-only so it may be your individual reaction to the GH. Just listen to your body and move ahead cautiously.

You should always be paranoid and overly cautious in this game. Otherwise you will be sorry.

 

[Onearm]

I think I'll take a few days off and see what happens. Thanks!

 

[2Thick]

I think I'll take a few days off and see what happens. Thanks!

Good idea...

 

[ironmaster]

Sure sounds like a little hypoglycemia......GH taken alone suppresses insulin sensitivity. Have you checked your blood sugar within 2 hours after the evening injection? You need some carbs with GH......and the H2O.
Also, you should not inject at bedtime. Mid am and late afternoon are flat times in our natural production of GH. Most of what we make ourselves is secreted during the first 2 hours of REM sleep. Might as well use it.

 

[cbeaks]

No offense ironmaster but it sounds more like Hyperglycemia to me. Thirst is a side effect of high blood sugar. - cbeaks

 

[bravohero]

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Onearm Email me Bravohero@ziplip I have to ask you about this GH. I think we might have something in common. Thanks

 

[Onearm]

Well it looks like I had let myself dehydrate, no longer thirsty (ya, I know that was stupid). I have always been told the best time to dose HGH was before bedtime, but what your saying makes sense. Is there any problem with trying different times during the day?

I feel so well that it's almost unimaginable that something could have been wrong. I'm comfortable that Hyperglycemia was not the problem, as I had no symptoms other than thirst.

Any advise for dosing would be very helpful, thanks to all.



IRONMASTER RULES!

 

[DocTodd]

It could be dehydration. Also, dry mouth is a common side of many meds. Lastly and worse case scenario......GH and ADH are secreted right next to each other in the pituitary gland. By taking extra GH you are suppressing the GH section of the pituitary.......ADH could also be suppressed. ADH is antidiuretic hormone....it makes your body conserve water to prevent dehydration. You are very well aware of ADH cuz alcohol suppresses it, which is why we piss so much after drinking and become dehydrated in the morning of a hangover.


You probably just didnt drink enough water cuz im almost positive that your pituitary is working fine. If it wasnt, you would be very sick.

T

 

[Onearm]

DocT,

Would ADH levels have an effect your bloodpressure? Thanks

 

[DocTodd]

yes....they help maintain blood pressure. If you are low in ADH you could have a low BP, but your body has other mechanisms to compensate.

T