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The SWS (deep sleep) stage is responsible for most of the waste removal and brain "regeneration" (for lack of a better word). This is important because most increase in GH levels occurs during this phase. Usually, though, SWS sleep stops occurring by the third sleep cycle, which starts after 3 hours. In fact, GH production peaks even before that, and it's basically nonexistent 4 hours in, as shown by these two graphs:
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC297368/?page=5
Even though there are still spikes of production after that, perhaps it is possible to get them while following a polyphasic sleeping schedule? It's known that adapting to polyphasic sleep schedules leads to sleep deprivation, but does it lead to a significant amount of less GH production?
This is obviously relevant to heightmaxxing/pubertymaxxing. I haven't looked into how this would be affected by peptides and related things, but it seems safe to assume that the secretion times will be similar. If you're already on GH stack, would it make that much of a difference?
Just some thoughts. I plan to look deeper into this when I get the chance. What do you guys think though?
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC297368/?page=5
Even though there are still spikes of production after that, perhaps it is possible to get them while following a polyphasic sleeping schedule? It's known that adapting to polyphasic sleep schedules leads to sleep deprivation, but does it lead to a significant amount of less GH production?
This is obviously relevant to heightmaxxing/pubertymaxxing. I haven't looked into how this would be affected by peptides and related things, but it seems safe to assume that the secretion times will be similar. If you're already on GH stack, would it make that much of a difference?
Just some thoughts. I plan to look deeper into this when I get the chance. What do you guys think though?