bone growth oral cycle?

[night dream]

Im Currently 17, 5'8 i cant run any injectables cuz its just a matter of time till my mom notices and takes them all away

can everyone stop being so mf bluepilled and give me an actual SARM/peptide/oral roid that will enchance a little bit my facial bone structure as well as perhaps give me an inch or 2 besides for mk and ono-7643?

 

[mohito]

Oral bisphosphonates (alendronate) can inhibt bone resorption which can help at your age, but to get legit bone formation you would need injections such as denosumab and teriparatide

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[night dream]

Oral bisphosphonates (alendronate) can inhibt bone resorption which can help at your age, but to get legit bone formation you would need injections such as denosumab and teriparatide

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so if im able to get my hands on injectables i should opt for denosumab and teriparatide as opposed to cjc?

 

[Micrognathic]

 

[mohito]

so if im able to get my hands on injectables i should opt for denosumab and teriparatide as opposed to cjc?

Off course brah. Growth hormone stimulants have systemic effes and may increase bone density via igf-1 but it's very limited compared to anabolic osteoporosis drugs

 

[Zagro]

Oral bisphosphonates (alendronate) can inhibt bone resorption which can help at your age, but to get legit bone formation you would need injections such as denosumab and teriparatide

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It wont do shit and you will produce less osteoblasts if you do that none of the anti-resorptive treatment are beneficial

 

[night dream]

Off course brah. Growth hormone stimulants have systemic effes and may increase bone density via igf-1 but it's very limited compared to anabolic osteoporosis drugs

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[night dream]

It wont do shit and you will produce less osteoblasts if you do that none of the anti-resorptive treatment are beneficial

so what would u suggest then

 

[Zagro]

so what would u suggest then

Do you know whether your plates are open and your bone age?

High dose mk maybe anamorelin, aromatase inhibitors or you can just go into more "exotic" compounds with more risks but good thing is most of them are oral

 

[night dream]

Do you know whether your plates are open and your bone age?

High dose mk maybe anamorelin, aromatase inhibitors or you can just go into more "exotic" compounds with more risks but good thing is most of them are oral

wym by ''exotic compounds''

 

[mohito]

It wont do shit and you will produce less osteoblasts if you do that none of the anti-resorptive treatment are beneficial

They literally reduce osteoclast activity, brah. All large randomized trials showed this

 

[Chad]

Oral bisphosphonates (alendronate) can inhibt bone resorption which can help at your age, but to get legit bone formation you would need injections such as denosumab and teriparatide

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literal retard you are

 

[Zagro]

They literally reduce osteoclast activity, brah. All large randomized trials showed this

Less osteoclasts=less osteoblasts, when you have more osteoclasts your body gets signalled to produce more osteoblasts

 

[Zagro]

wym by ''exotic compounds''

Just weird ass compounds that downregulate or upregulate specific pathways that are either beneficial or detrimental, which in theory should help with bone growth based on articles and trials. Take FGFR3 inhibitors as an example, they do have many reported side effects but the risks are lower for the average person without the eligibility for the meds as you don't carry the same risks as the patients do, doesn't mean that they wont occur but still

 

[mohito]

Less osteoclasts=less osteoblasts, when you have more osteoclasts your body gets signalled to produce more osteoblasts

Coupling effect exists but these class of drugs can normalize over active resorption which then leads to bone gain

 

[Zagro]

Coupling effect exists but these class of drugs can normalize over active resorption which then leads to bone gain

You don't have overactive resorption to begin with, what this will do is just give you less osteoblasts as your body will try to balance it out they literally don't do shit and are detrimental

 

[night dream]

Just weird ass compounds that downregulate or upregulate specific pathways that are either beneficial or detrimental, which in theory should help with bone growth based on articles and trials. Take FGFR3 inhibitors as an example, they do have many reported side effects but the risks are lower for the average person without the eligibility for the meds as you don't carry the same risks as the patients do, doesn't mean that they wont occur but still

regarding AI im worried about my brain development tbf like i dont wanna end up an iqlet

 

[Zagro]

regarding AI im worried about my brain development tbf like i dont wanna end up an iqlet

It delays brain development not stunt and barely passes BBB so your brain still has its own local aromatisation in the brain excluding the low circulating e2.

Its something you have to risk as estrogen is the main and only way plates close, nothing else does it its purely just local aromatisation and circulating e2 that stops it, and also after a point it just closes by senescence so its some shit like intrinsic signalling

 

[looks4life]

Oral bisphosphonates (alendronate) can inhibt bone resorption which can help at your age, but to get legit bone formation you would need injections such as denosumab and teriparatide

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what are you thoughts on denosumab and all the risks?

 

[mohito]

what are you thoughts on denosumab and all the risks?

Prolia (60mg denosumab subcu. every 6 months) is clinically approved for androgn related bone loss. Its biggest risk is that when you stop taking it, it causes rebound bone loss. You should also be consuming sufficient calcium when taking the medicine. It’s safe for the most part