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Im 15 years old and just ordered my gh. What should i know what should i add when, how often and how much should i take it. Im 180cm and 72 kg
Can it make me look better?
 
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Im 15 years old and just ordered my gh. What should i know what should i add when, how often and how much should i take it. Im 180cm and 72 kg
Can it make me look better?
take minimum 6iu, monitor ur estro if it goes too high take ai, yes it can affect face slightly probably
 
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i mean it'll increase collagen production which may help with hair

it can grow your nose, ears, grow your chin further downward, grow your hands and feet, some will have growth affects even after your growth plates are shut so it depends on what your situation is and how many IUs because if you blast double digit IUs while having normal GH levels and an already bigger nose/chin you're gonna end up looking retarded after you run a long cycle
 
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i mean it'll increase collagen production which may help with hair

it can grow your nose, ears, grow your chin further downward, grow your hands and feet, some will have growth affects even after your growth plates are shut so it depends on what your situation is and how many IUs because if you blast double digit IUs while having normal GH levels and an already bigger nose/chin you're gonna end up looking retarded after you run a long cycle
no peptide will change your facial bones, they are already ossified at the age of 5 nigga
 
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Im 15 years old and just ordered my gh. What should i know what should i add when, how often and how much should i take it. Im 180cm and 72 kg
Can it make me look better?
Yes, adding exogenous GH can push extra height, frame growth, fat-loss, and skin quality! I personally would recommend 4 IU per day total split like the following:
-1.5 IU upon waking up on an empty stomach.
-1.5 IU immediately post-workout
and finally, 1 IU before bed.

You will get Insulin sensitivity so get the following supplements:
-Berberine (500mg 3x/day with meals is good)
-Metformin 500 mg 2x/day (optional but it is very effective
and Telmisartan (80 mg every single morning)

To boost the effect of HGH even more I would recommend the following:
-Vitamin D3, 8000 IU + K2 MK7, 200 mcg
-Zinc (50mg)
-Magnesium Glycinate (400mg at night for a more optimal sleep setting)
-And a high protein diet (220g/day)
 
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no peptide will change your facial bones, they are already ossified at the age of 5 nigga
You're loud and you're very wrong retard, the maxilla has active sutures, the mandible grows via condylar cartilage and periosteal remodeling, the zygomatic bones and orbital rims also continue appositional growth and can be influenced by LGF's even after your so proclaimed "ossification"
Why the hell do you think IGF-1 LR3, MGF, and high dose MK677 (which all raise systemic + local IGF-1) are in demand?
 
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Yes, adding exogenous GH can push extra height, frame growth, fat-loss, and skin quality! I personally would recommend 4 IU per day total split like the following:
-1.5 IU upon waking up on an empty stomach.
-1.5 IU immediately post-workout
and finally, 1 IU before bed.

You will get Insulin sensitivity so get the following supplements:
-Berberine (500mg 3x/day with meals is good)
-Metformin 500 mg 2x/day (optional but it is very effective
and Telmisartan (80 mg every single morning)

To boost the effect of HGH even more I would recommend the following:
-Vitamin D3, 8000 IU + K2 MK7, 200 mcg
-Zinc (50mg)
-Magnesium Glycinate (400mg at night for a more optimal sleep setting)
-And a high protein diet (220g/day)
yeah and no food for 2 hours BEFORE AND AFTER PINNING if you dont want diabetes and im serious, also i dont think he wants to pin 3 times just for 4 iu total a day...
 
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yeah and no food for 2 hours BEFORE AND AFTER PINNING if you dont want diabetes and im serious, also i dont think he wants to pin 3 times just for 4 iu total a day...
Well he's a little baby boy and I don't know how his body will respond to human growth hormone so it's best to start off in this way, you also make it seem as if pinning 3 times per day was some sort of painful tribute to ba'al.
 
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Well he's a little baby boy and I don't know how his body will respond to human growth hormone so it's best to start off in this way, you also make it seem as if pinning 3 times per day was some sort of painful tribute to ba'al.
everyone says minimum 6 ius why not that much
 
everyone says minimum 6 ius why not that much
Like I previously stated, I have zero ideas how you will react to it so I'm not going to recommend a higher does, and stop listening to "everyone" that same "everyone" are the same ones who tell everyone that it is over if they maxilla is slightly recessed lmfao.
 
Yes, adding exogenous GH can push extra height, frame growth, fat-loss, and skin quality! I personally would recommend 4 IU per day total split like the following:
-1.5 IU upon waking up on an empty stomach.
-1.5 IU immediately post-workout
and finally, 1 IU before bed.

You will get Insulin sensitivity so get the following supplements:
-Berberine (500mg 3x/day with meals is good)
-Metformin 500 mg 2x/day (optional but it is very effective
and Telmisartan (80 mg every single morning)

To boost the effect of HGH even more I would recommend the following:
-Vitamin D3, 8000 IU + K2 MK7, 200 mcg
-Zinc (50mg)
-Magnesium Glycinate (400mg at night for a more optimal sleep setting)
-And a high protein diet (220g/day)
this is horrible advice nigga
 
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Lets talk about it then bitch, how is it terrible :tiny:
1. Taking gh at morning is terrible, morning gh levels are supposed to be low because your body is shifting into a cortisol dominant state to wake you up and ur body, your body already releases gh in a rythum with the largest being at night during a a deep sleep. When u inject gh in the morning ur going against ur natrual hormone cycle
2. Taking gh right after a work out is stupid. During and post workout ur heart rate is elevated, when ur heart rate is high ur body goes from burning fat for energy to carbs, releasing carbs into the blood stream spikes the glucose in the blood which will raise ur blood glucose levels which will blunt the effects of hgh.
3. Taking 1u of hgh at nigh is so retarded this has no benefits, and taking 4ius a day is even worse just take 8iu to see acctual results:ROFLMAO:
 
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doesnt it? isnt that the reason everyone takes hgh with ai, hgh does increase free test
1774378825650

ppl only take ai to get more benefits from hgh but i never heard that it raises hgh or e2 levels
 
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1. Taking gh at morning is terrible, morning gh levels are supposed to be low because your body is shifting into a cortisol dominant state to wake you up and ur body, your body already releases gh in a rythum with the largest being at night during a a deep sleep. When u inject gh in the morning ur going against ur natrual hormone cycle
2. Taking gh right after a work out is stupid. During and post workout ur heart rate is elevated, when ur heart rate is high ur body goes from burning fat for energy to carbs, releasing carbs into the blood stream spikes the glucose in the blood which will raise ur blood glucose levels which will blunt the effects of hgh.
3. Taking 1u of hgh at nigh is so retarded this has no benefits, and taking 4ius a day is even worse just take 8iu to see acctual results:ROFLMAO:
So 8 ius before sleep?
 
You're loud and you're very wrong retard, the maxilla has active sutures, the mandible grows via condylar cartilage and periosteal remodeling, the zygomatic bones and orbital rims also continue appositional growth and can be influenced by LGF's even after your so proclaimed "ossification"
Why the hell do you think IGF-1 LR3, MGF, and high dose MK677 (which all raise systemic + local IGF-1) are in demand?
https://looksmax.org/threads/the-truth-about-steroids-and-peptides-affecting-bones-height.1550764/
read
 
Well he's a little baby boy and I don't know how his body will respond to human growth hormone so it's best to start off in this way, you also make it seem as if pinning 3 times per day was some sort of painful tribute to ba'al.
its annoying to pin 3 times but i get you
 
1. Taking gh at morning is terrible, morning gh levels are supposed to be low because your body is shifting into a cortisol dominant state to wake you up and ur body, your body already releases gh in a rythum with the largest being at night during a a deep sleep. When u inject gh in the morning ur going against ur natrual hormone cycle
2. Taking gh right after a work out is stupid. During and post workout ur heart rate is elevated, when ur heart rate is high ur body goes from burning fat for energy to carbs, releasing carbs into the blood stream spikes the glucose in the blood which will raise ur blood glucose levels which will blunt the effects of hgh.
3. Taking 1u of hgh at nigh is so retarded this has no benefits, and taking 4ius a day is even worse just take 8iu to see acctual results:ROFLMAO:
???

"morning GH is terrible because cortisol is high" I've never seen someone so uneducated. The entire point of splitting GH is to mimic an damplify the natural pulses, not to perfectly copy them. So the morning injection on an empty stomach gives a clean pulse whenever insulin is low which is literally excellent for fat oxidation and IGF-1 production.

"post-workout GH is stupid because heart rate is high and glucose spikes blunt it"
What s hit take, post-workout is one of the best times to inject GH. Training massively increases insulin sensitivity in muscle tissue, an elevated heart rate and the elevated heart rate and carb mobilization that you're crying about actually objectively helps shuttle nutrients. That slight glucose rise is actually very easily managed with berberine/metformin (which I already recommend). Real world-logs and bloodwork from experienced users also show that post-workout GH gives excellent IGF-1 response and recovery. You're once again just parroting outdated fear without understanding the context LOL.

"1 IU at night is retarded, just take 8 IU to see actual results"

Retard, at 16 years old, blasting 8 IU is how you get puffy, insulin resistant, and risk disproportionate growth (big hands/feet/jaw while height gains suffer). 4 IU split properly at his age is amazing because his natural GH is already high. Higher doses give you diminishing returns and more side effects especially with bloat and organ stress. This is all basic endocrinology.
 
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yeah nigga your maxilla is fully movable at the age of 15
LOL, that only shows the average percentage of growth completed, it isnt going to show that the bones are "fully ossified and dead"
the mandinble there is shown to only be 60-70% completed by age 1, 74-85% by age 5, and full maturity at 18-20 for males
the maxilla is shown as 75-80% by age 1, 85% by age 5, and maturity is at 16 for males (most of the people who are asking for advice are under 16 usually in the age between 14-15)
the zygoma meanwhilst is at nearly a 72-74% completed stage by age 1 and a 83-86% growth percentage by age 5, maturity at THIS stage is at an objective 15 for males.
So, at age 16, you'd still have from a range of 15-26% of mandibular growth and a 15% left for maxillary growth left *ON AVERAGE*. For many late bloomers it is even way more. Now, the condylar cartilage and periosteal surfaces remain active well into late teens, this is precisely why orthodontists and orthotropic guys will get measurable forward growth in 15-19 year olds.

In additive, that claim that you made about bones being ossified at age 5 is *partially* wrong.

-It is objective and I admit that the cranial vault and orbits mature early, however the maxilla, mandible, zygomas, and orbital rims continue appositional growth and sutural remodeling much longer. The mandibular condyle is a secondary cartilage growth site that responds to mechanical loading and growth factors into the late teens. The midpalatal suture and zygomaticomaxillary sutures are objectively still responsive at 16-18, this is precisely why forward growth orthodonics still work in teenagers and why people that run localized IGF-1 LR3 + heavy chewing + hard mewing post consistent *before/afters* show increase zygomatic projection, gonion flaring, and chin advancement, if everything was done at age 5 none of that would happen :ROFLMAO:

Now, that claim that specific forum made is incorrect, mechanism is not just thickening and this is basic bone biology.

-IGF-1 (even more so on localized LR3) and MGF directly stimulate osteoblasts and chondrocyte proliferation in craniofacial bones. mechanical loading, + elevated local IGF-1 creates the exact environment for appositional growth and condylar remodeling. In the following post i'm going to shit on your comment and show you how your maxilla is moveable.
 
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yeah nigga your maxilla is fully movable at the age of 15
The maxilla at 15 is not fully ossified and immovable as it still has multiple active sutural systems and periosteal surfaces that respond to mechanical stress and grow factors.

1. The midpalatal suture, zygomaticomaxillary suture, and frontomaxillary suture remain patent and capable for remodeling well into the late teels. Histological studies show these sutures also contain proliferative mesenchymal cells and osteoblasts that respond to tensile and compressive forces (Proffit et al., Contemporary Orthodontics, Melsen, 1975).

2. The maxilla grows via sutural apposition and surface remodeling.
-This means that the posterior maxilla and zygomatic processes continue downward and forward displacement appositional growth on the sutures and periosteum even after age 5 (this is Enlow's principles of cranofacial growth.)

3. The condylar cartilage of the mandible is a secondary cartilage growth site that OBJECTIVELY remains highly responsive to biomechanical loading and IGF-1 signaling until an ~18-20 years of age. To support my claim we have multiple studies that show condylar proliferation and ramus lengthening in response to forward mandibular posturing and growth factor stimulation during mid-to-late adolescence (Petrovic, 1982; Rabie et al., 2003)

So, to conclude, they are fibrous joint that permit remodeling that can consist of actual forward and downard maxillaru growth + condylar remodeling. *UNDER THE RIGHT STIMULI*

I'm actually curious on how you can possibly respond to me :tiny:
 
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In the following post i'm going to shit on your comment and show you how your maxilla is moveable.
Do that nigga.
Try moving a bone of which the growth is already 80% completed :ROFLMAO:
And by the way why should peptides/hormones etc. give you more bonemass?
 
The maxilla at 15 is not fully ossified and immovable as it still has multiple active sutural systems and periosteal surfaces that respond to mechanical stress and grow factors.

1. The midpalatal suture, zygomaticomaxillary suture, and frontomaxillary suture remain patent and capable for remodeling well into the late teels. Histological studies show these sutures also contain proliferative mesenchymal cells and osteoblasts that respond to tensile and compressive forces (Proffit et al., Contemporary Orthodontics, Melsen, 1975).

2. The maxilla grows via sutural apposition and surface remodeling.
-This means that the posterior maxilla and zygomatic processes continue downward and forward displacement appositional growth on the sutures and periosteum even after age 5 (this is Enlow's principles of cranofacial growth.)

3. The condylar cartilage of the mandible is a secondary cartilage growth site that OBJECTIVELY remains highly responsive to biomechanical loading and IGF-1 signaling until an ~18-20 years of age. To support my claim we have multiple studies that show condylar proliferation and ramus lengthening in response to forward mandibular posturing and growth factor stimulation during mid-to-late adolescence (Petrovic, 1982; Rabie et al., 2003)

So, to conclude, they are fibrous joint that permit remodeling that can consist of actual forward and downard maxillaru growth + condylar remodeling. *UNDER THE RIGHT STIMULI*

I'm actually curious on how you can possibly respond to me :tiny:
dnr.
But you are right about the fact that in some cases you still can move some bones in the face, for example through marpe in most ppls cases, but marpe represents a constant 24/7 force. Its already pretty late and hard to see any big movements.

But to not get offtopic, give me some studies that show that blasting roids gives you more bonemass etc.
 
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Do that nigga.
Try moving a bone of which the growth is already 80% completed :ROFLMAO:
And by the way why should peptides/hormones etc. give you more bonemass?
Ok, I mean.. you told me to try moving a bone of which the growth is already 80% completed so I guess ill just repaste (with some additional sources and information of what I had said previously...)

1. The maxilla at 15-16 is still very/highly responsive as the mid-palatal suture, zygomaticomaxillary suture, and the transverse palatine suture remain patent and contain proliferative mesenchymal cells and osteoblasts well into late adolescence.. so I'll just place in my sources..: "Melsen, 1975; Proffit et al., Contemporary Orthodontics)
2. Longitudinal studies using implants and cephalometrics show the maxilla continue downward and forward displacement via sutural growth and surface remodeling until at least age 17-18 in males, with some late bloomers showing changes into the EARLY 20's!! (Björk & Skieller, 1972; Enlow's Handbook of Facial Growth)

So, hell yes at 16 you still have meaningful plasticity left, ESPECIALLY in the maxilla and the mandible.

(The following should answer your question of "why should peptides/hormones etc, give you more bonemass")

Alright, so, the reason why peptides and hormones CAN give you real bone mass and forward is pretty simple, the following explains.

IGF-1 (especially local LR3) and MGF directly activate the exact cellular mechanisms that build carniofacial bone, here is the extended version of this so that its not just a trust me bro.

1. They trigger osteoblast proliferation and differentiation through PI3K/Akt and MAPK signaling pathways. (Yakar et al., 2002; Mohan & Baylink, 1991)

2. They promote chondrocyte hypertrophy and extracellular matrix synthesis in the condylar cartilage, all of those impact that specific sect (which is the condylar cartilage sect) that allows the mandible to lengthen and project forward. (Rabie et al., 2003; Wang et al., 2008)

3. So, to conclude, they increase periosteal appostion on the zygomatic arches, gonion, and mandibular border. So THAT is how you get wider cheekbones and a longer, more defined lower third.

(once you combine those elevated GF's with heavy mechanical loading and a constant forward tongue pressure, you create the perfect combo for sutural expansion and appositional bone growth.)
 
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Ok, I mean.. you told me to try moving a bone of which the growth is already 80% completed so I guess ill just repaste (with some additional sources and information of what I had said previously...)

1. The maxilla at 15-16 is still very/highly responsive as the mid-palatal suture, zygomaticomaxillary suture, and the transverse palatine suture remain patent and contain proliferative mesenchymal cells and osteoblasts well into late adolescence.. so I'll just place in my sources..: "Melsen, 1975; Proffit et al., Contemporary Orthodontics)
2. Longitudinal studies using implants and cephalometrics show the maxilla continue downward and forward displacement via sutural growth and surface remodeling until at least age 17-18 in males, with some late bloomers showing changes into the EARLY 20's!! (Björk & Skieller, 1972; Enlow's Handbook of Facial Growth)

So, hell yes at 16 you still have meaningful plasticity left, ESPECIALLY in the maxilla and the mandible.

(The following should answer your question of "why should peptides/hormones etc, give you more bonemass")

Alright, so, the reason why peptides and hormones CAN give you real bone mass and forward is pretty simple, the following explains.

IGF-1 (especially local LR3) and MGF directly activate the exact cellular mechanisms that build carniofacial bone, here is the extended version of this so that its not just a trust me bro.

1. They trigger osteoblast proliferation and differentiation through PI3K/Akt and MAPK signaling pathways. (Yakar et al., 2002; Mohan & Baylink, 1991)

2. They promote chondrocyte hypertrophy and extracellular matrix synthesis in the condylar cartilage, all of those impact that specific sect (which is the condylar cartilage sect) that allows the mandible to lengthen and project forward. (Rabie et al., 2003; Wang et al., 2008)

3. So, to conclude, they increase periosteal appostion on the zygomatic arches, gonion, and mandibular border. So THAT is how you get wider cheekbones and a longer, more defined lower third.

(once you combine those elevated GF's with heavy mechanical loading and a constant forward tongue pressure, you create the perfect combo for sutural expansion and appositional bone growth.)
1. How am i supposed to verify the quoted text if i get an "Melsen, 1975; Proffit et al., Contemporary Orthodontics"?
2. There is a difference between getting more bone density and more bone volume, i doubt that peptides give you bone volume. You just stated that the peptides increase certain hormones levels... so what? Send me a study that shows that you get at least 1 cm more bone volumes/ the radius of the bone +1cm
 
dnr.
But you are right about the fact that in some cases you still can move some bones in the face, for example through marpe in most ppls cases, but marpe represents a constant 24/7 force. Its already pretty late and hard to see any big movements.

But to not get offtopic, give me some studies that show that blasting roids gives you more bonemass etc.
Okay, ill give you my studies that I personally studied.
(the following studies PROVE supraphysiological androgens + the fact that IGF-1 can increase bone mass and do influence facial/craniofacial growth):

1. Yakar et al., 2002 (Journal of clinical investigation)
(Showed IGF-1 directly stimulates osteoblast proliferation and differentiation via PI3K/Akt and MAPK pathways.
When IGF 1 is elevated *which happens heavily on AAS cycles*, it increases bone formation rate and bone mineral density.)

2. Mohan & Baylink, 1991 (bone journal)
(Showed how IGF-1 is a major regulator of bone formation. Supraphysiological levels *which is exactly what occurs when you blast test + GH/IGF-1* increases osteoblast activity and new bone deposition, including on periosteal surfaces.)
3. Rabie et al., 2003 (archives of Oral Biology)
(Showed how elevated local IGF-1 dramatically INCREASES chondrocyte hypertrophy and matrix synthesis in condylar cartilage of the mandible. This is the EXACT growth site that is responsible for ramus lengthening and forward mandibular projection. THEY also showed mechanical loading + IGF-1 are in equity to an accelerated condylar growth even in adolescent models.)
4. Wang et al., 2008 (Journal of Dental Research)
(This showed how IGF-1 signaling promotes mandibular growth and remodeling. When IGF-1 is high, condylar cartilage proliferation increases significantly, leading to measurable forward and vertical mandibular growth.
5. Bhasin et al., 1996 & 2001 (New England Journal of Medicine & Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism)
(This showed how supraphysiological test significantly increases lean mass, muscle cross-sectional area, and bone mineral density. *the bone density increase was dose-dependent.*)
6. Vanderschueren et al., 2004 (Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism
(This showed how androgens stimulate periosteal bone formation. This is why roider's often get wider cheekbones, WAY more thicker jaws than usual, and a more pronounced grow ridge. *Periosteal apposition on craniofacial bones)
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To conclude, this is why whenever you blast test + run higih dose MK-677 or real GH + add localized IGF-1 LR3+ HML (high mechanical loading), you are hitting on the exact pathways (the osteoblast activation, chondrocyte proliferation, and the periosteal appositon) that drive new bone formation on the zygomas, gonion, ramus, and chin.

Have fun refuting me! :feelshah:
 
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Okay, ill give you my studies that I personally studied.
(the following studies PROVE supraphysiological androgens + the fact that IGF-1 can increase bone mass and do influence facial/craniofacial growth):

1. Yakar et al., 2002 (Journal of clinical investigation)
(Showed IGF-1 directly stimulates osteoblast proliferation and differentiation via PI3K/Akt and MAPK pathways.
When IGF 1 is elevated *which happens heavily on AAS cycles*, it increases bone formation rate and bone mineral density.)

2. Mohan & Baylink, 1991 (bone journal)
(Showed how IGF-1 is a major regulator of bone formation. Supraphysiological levels *which is exactly what occurs when you blast test + GH/IGF-1* increases osteoblast activity and new bone deposition, including on periosteal surfaces.)
3. Rabie et al., 2003 (archives of Oral Biology)
(Showed how elevated local IGF-1 dramatically INCREASES chondrocyte hypertrophy and matrix synthesis in condylar cartilage of the mandible. This is the EXACT growth site that is responsible for ramus lengthening and forward mandibular projection. THEY also showed mechanical loading + IGF-1 are in equity to an accelerated condylar growth even in adolescent models.)
4. Wang et al., 2008 (Journal of Dental Research)
(This showed how IGF-1 signaling promotes mandibular growth and remodeling. When IGF-1 is high, condylar cartilage proliferation increases significantly, leading to measurable forward and vertical mandibular growth.
5. Bhasin et al., 1996 & 2001 (New England Journal of Medicine & Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism)
(This showed how supraphysiological test significantly increases lean mass, muscle cross-sectional area, and bone mineral density. *the bone density increase was dose-dependent.*)
6. Vanderschueren et al., 2004 (Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism
(This showed how androgens stimulate periosteal bone formation. This is why roider's often get wider cheekbones, WAY more thicker jaws than usual, and a more pronounced grow ridge. *Periosteal apposition on craniofacial bones)
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To conclude, this is why whenever you blast test + run higih dose MK-677 or real GH + add localized IGF-1 LR3+ HML (high mechanical loading), you are hitting on the exact pathways (the osteoblast activation, chondrocyte proliferation, and the periosteal appositon) that drive new bone formation on the zygomas, gonion, ramus, and chin.

Have fun refuting me! :feelshah:
send the link bro
 
1. How am i supposed to verify the quoted text if i get an "Melsen, 1975; Proffit et al., Contemporary Orthodontics"?
2. There is a difference between getting more bone density and more bone volume, i doubt that peptides give you bone volume. You just stated that the peptides increase certain hormones levels... so what? Send me a study that shows that you get at least 1 cm more bone volumes/ the radius of the bone +1cm
LOL, bet that up.
1. *This is the Melsen 1975*
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(as said, shows midpalatal, zygomaticomaxillary and transverse palatine sutures remaining patent with active osteoblasts into late adolescence.)

2.
Proffit et al., Contemporary Orthodontics
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(This is a standard textbook that states the maxilla continues downward and forward displacement via sutural growth into late teens..)

3.
*This is the Björk & Skieller, 1972 source I used*
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(This is a landmark implant + cephalometric study showing maxillary forward growth continues until at least 17-18 in males, with SOME late bloomers into early 20's)

3.
Enlow's handbook of Facial Growth
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(These are detials on periosteal and sutural remodeling in the craniofacial skeleton during adolescence)

*To the ones that you cannot reach due to them having a link... Go google the full titles or use Sci-Hub if the full text is behind a paywall, im not your librarian :feelswah:*
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NOW, to the last sect of what you said.. "There is a difference between getting more bone density and more bone volume, i doubt that peptides give you bone volume. You just stated that the peptides increase certain hormones levels... so what? Send me a study that shows that you get at least 1 cm more bone volumes/ the radius of the bone +1cm"

Well, lucky for you because I won't give you just ONE source.. I'll give you THREE sources bud.

To begin with, my favorite study that shows that direct stimulation of osteoblast proliferation and differentiation via the PI3k/Akt and MAPK pathways lead towards new actual bone being formed.
The following is the source:
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Now, we will talk about how IGF-1 LR3 and MGF drive new bone volume through the promotion of chondrocyte hypertrophy and matrix synthesis in the condylar cartilage and how it produces the EXACT mechanism that lengthens the ramus and projects the mandible forward
Once again, the following is the source:

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Now, here is my TERTIARY source to show how IGF-1 LR3 drive new bone volume through an increase periosteal apposition on the zygomatic arches, gonion, and mandibular border! So, that by itself refutes you as it shows how it physically increases the WIDTH AND PROJECTION of the bones, not just the density of them :feelsuhh:

ITS OVER :lul:
just concede already...
 
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LOL, bet that up.
1. *This is the Melsen 1975*
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(as said, shows midpalatal, zygomaticomaxillary and transverse palatine sutures remaining patent with active osteoblasts into late adolescence.)

2.
Proffit et al., Contemporary Orthodontics
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(This is a standard textbook that states the maxilla continues downward and forward displacement via sutural growth into late teens..)

3.
*This is the Björk & Skieller, 1972 source I used*
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(This is a landmark implant + cephalometric study showing maxillary forward growth continues until at least 17-18 in males, with SOME late bloomers into early 20's)

3.
Enlow's handbook of Facial Growth
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(These are detials on periosteal and sutural remodeling in the craniofacial skeleton during adolescence)

*To the ones that you cannot reach due to them having a link... Go google the full titles or use Sci-Hub if the full text is behind a paywall, im not your librarian :feelswah:*
_________

NOW, to the last sect of what you said.. "There is a difference between getting more bone density and more bone volume, i doubt that peptides give you bone volume. You just stated that the peptides increase certain hormones levels... so what? Send me a study that shows that you get at least 1 cm more bone volumes/ the radius of the bone +1cm"

Well, lucky for you because I won't give you just ONE source.. I'll give you THREE sources bud.

To begin with, my favorite study that shows that direct stimulation of osteoblast proliferation and differentiation via the PI3k/Akt and MAPK pathways lead towards new actual bone being formed.
The following is the source:
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Now, we will talk about how IGF-1 LR3 and MGF drive new bone volume through the promotion of chondrocyte hypertrophy and matrix synthesis in the condylar cartilage and how it produces the EXACT mechanism that lengthens the ramus and projects the mandible forward
Once again, the following is the source:

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Now, here is my TERTIARY source to show how IGF-1 LR3 drive new bone volume through an increase periosteal apposition on the zygomatic arches, gonion, and mandibular border! So, that by itself refutes you as it shows how it physically increases the WIDTH AND PROJECTION of the bones, not just the density of them :feelsuhh:

ITS OVER :lul:
just concede already...
they dont show how many cm of movement?
 
they dont show how many cm of movement?
Growth is individual you neanderthal, the Rabie et al., 2003 and wang et al., 2008 showed significant increases in condylar cartilage thickness and mandibular length in response to elevated IGF-1 + mechanical loading. In adolescent models, they also measured increases in ramus height and forward projection that translates to several mm's in humans.
 
Okay, ill give you my studies that I personally studied.
(the following studies PROVE supraphysiological androgens + the fact that IGF-1 can increase bone mass and do influence facial/craniofacial growth):

1. Yakar et al., 2002 (Journal of clinical investigation)
(Showed IGF-1 directly stimulates osteoblast proliferation and differentiation via PI3K/Akt and MAPK pathways.
When IGF 1 is elevated *which happens heavily on AAS cycles*, it increases bone formation rate and bone mineral density.)

2. Mohan & Baylink, 1991 (bone journal)
(Showed how IGF-1 is a major regulator of bone formation. Supraphysiological levels *which is exactly what occurs when you blast test + GH/IGF-1* increases osteoblast activity and new bone deposition, including on periosteal surfaces.)
3. Rabie et al., 2003 (archives of Oral Biology)
(Showed how elevated local IGF-1 dramatically INCREASES chondrocyte hypertrophy and matrix synthesis in condylar cartilage of the mandible. This is the EXACT growth site that is responsible for ramus lengthening and forward mandibular projection. THEY also showed mechanical loading + IGF-1 are in equity to an accelerated condylar growth even in adolescent models.)
4. Wang et al., 2008 (Journal of Dental Research)
(This showed how IGF-1 signaling promotes mandibular growth and remodeling. When IGF-1 is high, condylar cartilage proliferation increases significantly, leading to measurable forward and vertical mandibular growth.
5. Bhasin et al., 1996 & 2001 (New England Journal of Medicine & Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism)
(This showed how supraphysiological test significantly increases lean mass, muscle cross-sectional area, and bone mineral density. *the bone density increase was dose-dependent.*)
6. Vanderschueren et al., 2004 (Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism
(This showed how androgens stimulate periosteal bone formation. This is why roider's often get wider cheekbones, WAY more thicker jaws than usual, and a more pronounced grow ridge. *Periosteal apposition on craniofacial bones)
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To conclude, this is why whenever you blast test + run higih dose MK-677 or real GH + add localized IGF-1 LR3+ HML (high mechanical loading), you are hitting on the exact pathways (the osteoblast activation, chondrocyte proliferation, and the periosteal appositon) that drive new bone formation on the zygomas, gonion, ramus, and chin.

Have fun refuting me! :feelshah:
You didn’t study shit i can debunk this with my left nut nigga close gpt
 
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You didn’t study shit i can debunk this with my left nut nigga close gpt
Please send more allegations my way, I like getting my ego-boosted.

PLEASE proceed to debunk it, i'm actually curious on what you have to offer :ogre:
 
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Please send more allegations my way, I like getting my ego-boosted.

PLEASE proceed to debunk it, i'm actually curious on what you have to offer :ogre:
@Zagro knows more than fucking wikipedia
 
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Yes, adding exogenous GH can push extra height, frame growth, fat-loss, and skin quality! I personally would recommend 4 IU per day total split like the following:
-1.5 IU upon waking up on an empty stomach.
-1.5 IU immediately post-workout
and finally, 1 IU before bed.

You will get Insulin sensitivity so get the following supplements:
-Berberine (500mg 3x/day with meals is good)
-Metformin 500 mg 2x/day (optional but it is very effective
and Telmisartan (80 mg every single morning)

To boost the effect of HGH even more I would recommend the following:
-Vitamin D3, 8000 IU + K2 MK7, 200 mcg
-Zinc (50mg)
-Magnesium Glycinate (400mg at night for a more optimal sleep setting)
-And a high protein diet (220g/day)
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"morning GH is terrible because cortisol is high" I've never seen someone so uneducated. The entire point of splitting GH is to mimic an damplify the natural pulses, not to perfectly copy them. So the morning injection on an empty stomach gives a clean pulse whenever insulin is low which is literally excellent for fat oxidation and IGF-1 production.​
The entire point is to mimic our own pulsatile secretion patterns, not to oversaturate and rape receptors. Splitting doses almost reaches a fully continuous secretion all day around 12 hours ish which is the opposite of what you should aim for, you don't have a singular idea regarding how exogenous hGH affects SOCS, and it's effects on GH transcription through JAK and STAT.

"GH-induced transcription was inhibited by SOCS-1 and SOCS-3"

"Both SOCS-1 and SOCS-3 were able to inhibit GH-induced STAT5 (signal transducer and activator of transcription) activation. SOCS-1 inhibited the tyrosine kinase activity of Janus kinase 2 (JAK2) directly, while SOCS-3 only inhibited JAK2 when stimulated by the GH receptor."

"The physiological role of SOCS proteins in GH signaling is not known at present; however, since SOCS-3 is the major SOCS protein induced by GH both in vitro and in vivo, this factor is presumed to be the main regulator of GH signaling. The transient nature of SOCS-3 mRNA induction by GH and the relative short half-life of SOCS-3 protein suggests that SOCS-3 acts in a classical nega- tive feed-back loop, suppressing GH signaling for a limited time period. Interestingly GH is secreted in a pulsatile manner in most species with a frequency of 3 to 4 h between each peak. This time period is in good agreement with the time required for SOCS-3 levels to return to basal levels after a GH pulse, and the role of SOCS-3 might be to protect against overstimulation by GH or alternatively to restrict the time in which a cell is responsive to GH stimulation."
(1)

So my dear grey friend, this means that our body is complex enough to protect us against overstimulation, and regulated through suppressor of cytokine signalling proteins, when you split doses to make it even more continuous you absolutely risk lowering the efficacy of rhGH long-term. Pulsatile secretion is king and rhGH dosing once-daily mimics it nicely.

"SOCS2 SNP rs3782415 and rs11107116 T alleles were negatively associated with adult height after rhGH therapy" (2)

Nowhere near my level son, lower that ego and confidence for me right quick.
"post-workout GH is stupid because heart rate is high and glucose spikes blunt it"
What s hit take, post-workout is one of the best times to inject GH. Training massively increases insulin sensitivity in muscle tissue, an elevated heart rate and the elevated heart rate and carb mobilization that you're crying about actually objectively helps shuttle nutrients. That slight glucose rise is actually very easily managed with berberine/metformin (which I already recommend). Real world-logs and bloodwork from experienced users also show that post-workout GH gives excellent IGF-1 response and recovery. You're once again just parroting outdated fear without understanding the context LOL.
"berberine/metformin (which I already recommend)"

"that post-workout GH gives excellent IGF-1 response and recovery"

You like to contradict yourself son. Let's look at what berberine and metformin do to IGF-1 concentrations and IGFBP levels and ratios. This one picture is enough to explain to your ape brain how it works.

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"The compliance of participants was 95.2% and 40 available subjects analyzed in each group at last. Relative treatment (RT) effects for BV juice caused 16% fall in IGF-1 concentration and 37% reduction in the ratio of IGF-1/1GFBP1. Absolute treatment effect expressed 111 ng/ml increased mean differences of IGFBP-3 between BV group and placebo. Plasma level of PPAR-γ increased in both groups but it was not significant. Fold changes in the expressions of PPAR-γ, VEGF and HIF showed down-regulation in the intervention group compared to placebos (P < 0.05)." (3)

Now for metformin:

"Conclusion: We found in children, intervention duration ˃12 weeks yielded significant reductions in IGF-1, whilst paradoxically, in participants >18 years old, metformin intake significantly increased IGF-1. We suggest that caution be taken when interpreting the findings of this review, particularly given the discordant supplementation practices between children and adults." (4)

Both show decent enough to significant level dose-dependent and duration-dependent decrease in IGF-1 concentration and IGFBPs which literally decide your free-igf levels; bioavailable igf-1. If you're retarded enough to support these compounds for better IGF-1 response" I have no words.

"-Berberine (500mg 3x/day with meals is good)
-Metformin 500 mg 2x/day (optional but it is very effective" With this recommendation of yours we already know how significant those effects will be:feelskek:.

"1 IU at night is retarded, just take 8 IU to see actual results"

Retard, at 16 years old, blasting 8 IU is how you get puffy, insulin resistant, and risk disproportionate growth (big hands/feet/jaw while height gains suffer). 4 IU split properly at his age is amazing because his natural GH is already high. Higher doses give you diminishing returns and more side effects especially with bloat and organ stress. This is all basic endocrinology.
Yes completely shutdown your endogenous GH production by exogenous hGH and substitute it with 4 units total daily, which is 2-fold below your endogenous production. How to stunt growth 101.

@Jesus_ist_König put him on ignore and keep going with your day man not even worth your time, and I wont even continue further none of his takes are correct it's just wasting my time and I have 2 exams tomorrow.
 
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The entire point is to mimic our own pulsatile secretion patterns, not to oversaturate and rape receptors. Splitting doses almost reaches a fully continuous secretion all day around 12 hours ish which is the opposite of what you should aim for, you don't have a singular idea regarding how exogenous hGH affects SOCS, and it's effects on GH transcription through JAK and STAT.

"GH-induced transcription was inhibited by SOCS-1 and SOCS-3"

"Both SOCS-1 and SOCS-3 were able to inhibit GH-induced STAT5 (signal transducer and activator of transcription) activation. SOCS-1 inhibited the tyrosine kinase activity of Janus kinase 2 (JAK2) directly, while SOCS-3 only inhibited JAK2 when stimulated by the GH receptor."

"The physiological role of SOCS proteins in GH signaling is not known at present; however, since SOCS-3 is the major SOCS protein induced by GH both in vitro and in vivo, this factor is presumed to be the main regulator of GH signaling. The transient nature of SOCS-3 mRNA induction by GH and the relative short half-life of SOCS-3 protein suggests that SOCS-3 acts in a classical nega- tive feed-back loop, suppressing GH signaling for a limited time period. Interestingly GH is secreted in a pulsatile manner in most species with a frequency of 3 to 4 h between each peak. This time period is in good agreement with the time required for SOCS-3 levels to return to basal levels after a GH pulse, and the role of SOCS-3 might be to protect against overstimulation by GH or alternatively to restrict the time in which a cell is responsive to GH stimulation."
(1)

So my dear grey friend, this means that our body is complex enough to protect us against overstimulation, and regulated through suppressor of cytokine signalling proteins, when you split doses to make it even more continuous you absolutely risk lowering the efficacy of rhGH long-term. Pulsatile secretion is king and rhGH dosing once-daily mimics it nicely.

"SOCS2 SNP rs3782415 and rs11107116 T alleles were negatively associated with adult height after rhGH therapy" (2)

Nowhere near my level son, lower that ego and confidence for me right quick.

"berberine/metformin (which I already recommend)"

"that post-workout GH gives excellent IGF-1 response and recovery"

You like to contradict yourself son. Let's look at what berberine and metformin do to IGF-1 concentrations and IGFBP levels and ratios. This one picture is enough to explain to your ape brain how it works.

View attachment 4815108

"The compliance of participants was 95.2% and 40 available subjects analyzed in each group at last. Relative treatment (RT) effects for BV juice caused 16% fall in IGF-1 concentration and 37% reduction in the ratio of IGF-1/1GFBP1. Absolute treatment effect expressed 111 ng/ml increased mean differences of IGFBP-3 between BV group and placebo. Plasma level of PPAR-γ increased in both groups but it was not significant. Fold changes in the expressions of PPAR-γ, VEGF and HIF showed down-regulation in the intervention group compared to placebos (P < 0.05)." (3)

Now for metformin:

"Conclusion: We found in children, intervention duration ˃12 weeks yielded significant reductions in IGF-1, whilst paradoxically, in participants >18 years old, metformin intake significantly increased IGF-1. We suggest that caution be taken when interpreting the findings of this review, particularly given the discordant supplementation practices between children and adults." (4)

Both show decent enough to significant level dose-dependent and duration-dependent decrease in IGF-1 concentration and IGFBPs which literally decide your free-igf levels; bioavailable igf-1. If you're retarded enough to support these compounds for better IGF-1 response" I have no words.

"-Berberine (500mg 3x/day with meals is good)
-Metformin 500 mg 2x/day (optional but it is very effective" With this recommendation of yours we already know how significant those effects will be:feelskek:.


Yes completely shutdown your endogenous GH production by exogenous hGH and substitute it with 4 units total daily, which is 2-fold below your endogenous production. How to stunt growth 101.

@Jesus_ist_König put him on ignore and keep going with your day man not even worth your time, and I wont even continue further none of his takes are correct it's just wasting my time and I have 2 exams tomorrow.
Hope u will pass the exams
 
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Thank you bro have to study till midnight now but it's biology anyways so pretty easy and fun

@birthdefect thought you might wanna read up on the reply i posted right above, it should also explain how ngenla is a worse choice by being more continuous.
 
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