Expert Answered HGH Richtig dosieren
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BPC-157, TB-500, ipamorelin, MOTS-C, GHK-Cu and other peptides.
Hi.
Unfortunately HGH does not make you grow. As for the muscle, it has to be combined with steroids and even then it's not something absolutely very effective. It take time. Very long time and it's very hard to Isolate if the result comes from HGH or or HGH+steroid or just steroid.
Hgh produces more effects on connective tissue than muscle tissus.
For doping dosages vary from 4ui to 20ui.
For "anti-aging", you need to be very old to use 2-4ui and get something interesting.
It will mostly depend on individual tolerance, risk/reward.
Between 4ui and 10ui it's a common dose. But don't expect that much in a short period of time.
Unfortunately HGH does not make you grow. As for the muscle, it has to be combined with steroids and even then it's not something absolutely very effective. It take time. Very long time and it's very hard to Isolate if the result comes from HGH or or HGH+steroid or just steroid.
Hgh produces more effects on connective tissue than muscle tissus.
For doping dosages vary from 4ui to 20ui.
For "anti-aging", you need to be very old to use 2-4ui and get something interesting.
It will mostly depend on individual tolerance, risk/reward.
Between 4ui and 10ui it's a common dose. But don't expect that much in a short period of time.
Hello
I agree with @SalvatoreCorvus — you shouldn’t expect growth hormone to give you very noticeable progress. To say anything more specific about your situation, we need to know more, at minimum:
- Your age, height, and weight
- Your previous experience using compounds
- Your training experience
- The specific goals you want to achieve
- A current photo of your physique
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23, 1.73, 70kg.
Mit HGH hab ich neu angefangen aber andere peptide habe ich schon genommen.
Ich trainiere seit vielen Jahren.
Meine Ziele sind mehr Muskeln rauszuholen und gegebenenfalls das Körperwachstum anzustreben.
Regarding height, the first thing you should do is get an X-ray of your hand bones to determine whether your growth plates have closed. If they have, there’s no point in expecting growth hormone to help you grow taller.
As for muscle growth, if you don’t have insulin resistance or a personal or family history of cancer, I don’t currently see any contraindications to using growth hormone. But I wouldn’t expect it to give you noticeable results. The reasons have already been explained above. I wouldn’t spend money on that.
If you want us to give you more detailed advice on building muscle, just let us know. However, we’ll approach it from a completely different angle, one that has nothing to do with using peptides.