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In this presentation we will focus on four Growth Hormone Peptide Types: GHRH Growth Hormone Releasing Hormones GHRP Gr

GHRH (Growth Hormone Releasing Hormones)There are three popular and clinically proven GHRH analogs on the market today, CJC-1293, CJC-1295DAC and Sermorelin. CJC-1293 is a longer lasting peptide- it is also referred to as tetrasubstituted GRF(1-29) or modified Sermorelin. It has a half life of ab

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In this presentation we will focus on four Growth Hormone Peptide Types: GHRH Growth Hormone Releasing Hormones GHRP Gr

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    1. In this presentation we will focus on four Growth Hormone Peptide Types: GHRH (Growth Hormone Releasing Hormones) GHRP (Growth Hormone Releasing Peptides) Growth Factors Lypolitic Peptides

    2. GHRH (Growth Hormone Releasing Hormones) There are three popular and clinically proven GHRH analogs on the market today, CJC-1293, CJC-1295DAC and Sermorelin. CJC-1293 is a longer lasting peptide- it is also referred to as tetrasubstituted GRF(1-29) or modified Sermorelin. It has a half life of about 30 minutes where Sermorelin’s half life is about 7 minutes. The half life of CJC-1293 is more desirable and establishes a significant enough of a GH pulse to increase IGF-1 levels and HGH levels. CJC-1295DAC has a half life of several days; however, its pulsatile release is more of a sustained-consistent release that does not necessarily mimic that of the human pituitary gland. The combination of GHRH and GHRP will significantly raise HGH levels which we will discuss later in this presentation.

    3. GHRP (Growth Hormone Releasing Peptides) GHRPs, are needed to create a pulse. GHRPs come in several forms. GHRP-6, GHRP-2 and Hexarelin. All work the same way. The GHRPs blunt somatostatin and increase natural GHRH release. So if you inject a GHRP you create a pulse of GH which rises for 30 minutes, peaks and comes down within 2 hours. That mimics a natural pulse.

    4. GHRP (Growth Hormone Releasing Peptides) Ipamorelin is about as efficacious as GHRP-6 in causing GH release but even at higher dose (above 100mcg) it does not create prolactin or cortisol. GHRP-6 at the saturation dose 100mcg does not really increase prolactin & cortisol but may do so slightly at higher doses. This rise is still within the normal range. GHRP-2 is a little more efficacious then GHRP-6 at causing GH release but at the saturation dose or higher may produce a slight to moderate increase in prolactin & cortisol. This rise is still within the normal range although doses of 200 - 400mcg might make it the high end of the normal range. Hexarelin is the most efficacious of all of the GHRPs at causing an increase in GH release. However it has the highest potential to also increase cortisol & prolactin. This rise will occur even at the 100mcg saturation dose. This rise will reach the higher levels of what is defined as normal.

    5. Growth Factors There are many different growth factors on the market. IGF-1 is often referred to as The “Holy Grail” of anti aging. Taken responsibly IGF-1 can help improve muscularity and healing and recovery times. IGF-1 can also stimulate a decrease in body fat, an increase in lean muscle mass, improved skin tone and restful sleep. IGF-1 has also been documented to increase the rate and extent of muscle repair after injuries or strains. IGF-1 also has a positive affect in the aging process. It can prevent age-related degeneration of muscles, skin tissue and bones.

    6. Growth Factors When IGF-2 is combined with IGF-1 it intensifies and creates a symbiotic relationship with IGF-1 creating a beneficial response to the two. IGF-2 also increases something called Steroidogenesis, which is the bodies’ affinity to produce its own natural hormones. Due to this affinity it also exhibits stronger fat burning properties than IGF-1 and the combination of the two seems to be profound; in at least two peer reviewed abstracts it was found that some sort of inhibition of myostatin was derived from the combination of the two.

    7. Lypolitic Peptides HGH fragment 176-191 is a stabilized analog of the growth hormone-releasing factor (GRF) that induces growth hormone in a specific and physiological manner. To date studies suggest that (HGH fragment 176-191) has several beneficial features: it reduces abdominal fat (in particular visceral fat), without compromising glycemic control (blood glucose), it increases muscle mass and improves the lipid profile.

    8. The GHRH/GHRP Combination You can dose 250mcg of a GHRP (i.e. GHRP-6, GHRP-2, Ipamorelin or Hexarelin) with 100mcg+ of modified GRF(1-29). 100mcg of each is a minimal clinical dose but doses as high as 400mcg at a time have some effect. You use the GHRH/GHRP every time you want a pulse. You ALWAYS want one pre-bed. In men the biggest amount of GH release occurs at night. GH release and slow wave sleep are positively correlated. You increase/decrease one you increase/decrease the other. It takes just 100mcg of each to get this deeper sleep. You also want to dose PWO and in the morning. That is 3 times a day. You can go as many as 6 times a day.

    9. The GHRH/GHRP Combination

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