Severe shoulder injury...Q's on peptide cycle

[_kt_]

Ok guys, gonna need some experienced peptide users to help with this one. Severe shoulder injury, got pics in my gallery. Been out of training for a while. But have been going again for a few months. Been talking to Zed and getting my tide cycle squared away. Been scouring the site for weeks gathering info. Plan on running the GHRP or Ipa at 100mcg 3xDaily, and CJC1295 the same. So here are the q's.
1) Which tide heals the best? Ipa or GHRP-2
2) Amount of GH released? I have also read that GHRP-2 can only cause a certain amount of GH release no matter the dose, but Ipa can just about empty the pituitary b/c increased doses result in increases in GH release. True and benefits of it.
3) And one more. Read alot on the healing properties. How can i increase effectiveness? Heard that injecting close to the injury will result in increased healing.
If i'm pinning 3 times a day, i could do am and pwo in the abs and pre bed in the shoulder. What do u think?
KT

 

[rockdoc]

You're right about ipa. No worries about prolactin or cortisol like you would have with GHRP2 either. As far as benefits to site injection, I don't think the GHRP's or GHRH's have any local effect since they both exert their effects at the pituitary. You'd have to look in to the IGF's for site growth benefits.

 

[Pelton54]

I would definitely go with ipa over ghrp! I've ran both and I'm on ipa right now....no extreme hunger and it works over a longer period if time instead of just being powerful for a short time after injection, as for the Cjc I would suggest looking into Cjc 1923...personal choice for me and if you go to the right site you can get GREAT DEALS on that combo pack.....and also the injection site will not effect the healing process your going to want to inject in your abdominal fat which is easiest and least painful

 

[_kt_]

Pelton, in ur experience what would u say the diffs are between 1293 and 1295?

Also this was said by jklooking on NTBM forum "Administration of GHRPS (2, 6, Ipamorelin, Hexarelin, etc.) as close to the injury is recommended, because they have special direct affects on injured tissue that is unrelated to the release of GH.
IGF-l is systemic, but site injection is still the protocol. You give the site first use of it. I recommend plain IGF-1.
MGF is commonly used for site specific injury. This in conjunction with IGF-1 is very conducive to your healing protocol. The only problem with usage of IGF-1 is the cost. Anecdotal evidence shows it stays local, even when it was pegylated. I have two very related threads from another site, if you're interested in using this. Very specific protocols with very good results. Hit me up privately. I recommend plain MGF."

KT

 

[_kt_]

From Kleen NTBM "
Ipamorelin is going to be the stronger GHRP so it will more than likely be the one that helps with healing more due to a much higher GH output. Also does not raise cortisol or prolactin which is good for other reasons. According to everything I am readin now though the local injections aren't going to do anything special for you unless you are using IGF-1 or IGF1-Lr3, the GHRH, and GHRP are only active via the stimulating pituitary into GH secretions. The released GH then stimulates the localized IGF-1 release however the location of the injection doesn't matter it has to travel through the bloodstream to the gland to stimulate the secretion before anything happens regardless of where you stick it in. IGF-1 is attracted to damaged tissue and this is where the localized repair comes in.

With IGF-1 or the Lr3 the location of the injection being as close as possible to the injury is very important as it is already active IGF-1 and saturation of an area provides the best results. This is what i have learned over the past several days doing a ton of research on the subject. So from everything I have read you don't have to pin the GHRH or GHRP close to the injury only IGF. "

Again "I have to make a slight correction to my last post. Apparently there is some type of localized effect from the GHRP, I think in releasing IGF-1 locally maybe but most of it's actions are systemic. Either way the GHRH is systemic and so is the GHRP however for healing there has been some proof that site specific injections may be of use due to local IGF expression I think. Would have to verify with Russian."


So IGF might potentially have the best healing properties and that seems to be based on site injection. Whereas the GHRP are systemic and it really doesnt matter because they stimulate the pituitary.

KT

 

[Pelton54]

To be honest I've never experimented with cjc1925 because there is better deals with 1923 but from what I have read and know is that 1925 is just Cjc 1923 with an attached MPA which is DAC so no huge difference really besides 1925 has DAC and 1923 does not

 

[RADAR]

I've used Ipamorelin and GHRP due to a torn rotator cuff,500mcgs is the norm ,as close to the injury as possible.I have aquired some IGF to use also, so far the both i have used have offer a significent improvement for several months. however you have to find which one works best for you.

 

[bren565]

so lpamorelin wont heal any injuries/...

 

[bren565]

Radar 500mcg p ipamorelin?

 

[_kt_]

Bren, i'm pretty sure it will heal injuries slightly. As the GHRP's have to get to the pituitary to release GH and the liver to make igf and then the igf and gh have to reach to damaged tissue. With direct igf site injections that process can be greatly improved i assume. Because the igf has the ability to stimulate cell growth.

KT