Advice on PTH analogs needed

[KiriB]

So my goal is to increase by bigonial width by ideally 4mm total, and increase bone turnover so functional orthorpedics work faster. I know abaloparatide increases cortical bone growth, but for periosteum bone growth I’m uneducated.

 

[Bryce]

Do you think they are just going to magically flare your gonions? Lmao

 

[exire]

It wont do anything dont bother.
Waste of money.

 

[pepelkant]

So my goal is to increase by bigonial width by ideally 4mm total, and increase bone turnover so functional orthorpedics work faster. I know abaloparatide increases cortical bone growth, but for periosteum bone growth I’m uneducated.

Mirrin your post to rep ratio

 

[KiriB]

to clarify I’m 15, low androgens so open plates, and my dose of abaloparatide will be 700mcg. It might seem like a high dose, but effects slowly plateaus beyond 300mcg. Also taking calcitonin for kidney

 

[KiriB]

Also everybody before making a educated response HAS to check my full cycle, it make a Difference.

 

[KiriB]

Do you think they are just going to magically flare your gonions? Lmao

There’s logic behind it. It increases bone deposition. 1+1

 

[KiriB]

It is part my fault for not sharing my full cycle every post so I will be doing that from now on.

 

[Zagro]

to clarify I’m 15, low androgens so open plates, and my dose of abaloparatide will be 700mcg. It might seem like a high dose, but effects slowly plateaus beyond 300mcg. Also taking calcitonin for kidney

It tips into net bone resorption instead of bone formation on a dose like that, so it will just do harm

 

[KiriB]

It tips into net bone resorption instead of bone formation on a dose like that, so it will just do harm

Do you think I could take

Strontium Ranelate to counteract that​

 

[Zagro]

Do you think I could take

Strontium Ranelate to counteract that​

In theory yeah it should minimise the resorption, but i don’t understand your need for that high dose of a PTH analogue

Abaloparatide has a lower risk profile cause of its conformation bias and you can get way better bone formation without the risk profile you’d get with something like teriparatide, but at a dose like 700mcg which is like 9x the dose used in clinical trials it gets a bit complicated imo.

And as I’ve said it minimises the resorption and formation and resorption are connected to each other if formation is high resorption follows.

 

[KiriB]

In theory yeah it should minimise the resorption, but i don’t understand your need for that high dose of a PTH analogue

Abaloparatide has a lower risk profile cause of its conformation bias and you can get way better bone formation without the risk profile you’d get with something like teriparatide, but at a dose like 700mcg which is like 9x the dose used in clinical trials it gets a bit complicated imo.

And as I’ve said it minimises the resorption and formation and resorption are connected to each other if formation is high resorption follows.

Who doesn’t want bones of steel?