(1) How do we know Oratropin-1 is working? When Oratropin-1™ is administered orally, you will notice an immediate adhesion effect followed by semi-dry throat and less saliva. This effect is caused by Intracellular mucosa cells that immediately recognize and locate Oratropin-1™. These cells initiate uptake of Oratropin-1™ while simultaneously decreasing secretion of saliva yielding an anaerobic environment (an anaerobic environment increases epithelial “spacing” and intracellular signaling). The effects of adhesion and dry throat are not anecdotal; the desire to drink water about 10 minutes after administration must be avoided at least for 30 minutes, preferably 1 hour after administration.
well i squirted 1/3 in my right cheek, 1/3 left and 1/3 under tongue.. held for 5 min.. then used my tongue to smoosh in around everywhere....then after 5 min it was mixed with spit so i swooshed it around my mouth and throat then swallowed....
but what exactly does it do(build pumps like igf cause cells to split)
Received mine today, starting tomorrow. Ive been looking forward to trying some of this since It came out, finally decided to do it.
I have mine too, waiting till the 2nd to use it (day or surgery).
Probably want to use it once before surgery so you feel confident to use before you go to hospital for surgery. Probably want to dose when you are allowed to eat. It does the most good during and right after an injury. Surgery is injury in this case. Do you have any blood sugar issues?
No blood sugar issues.
My first dose was going to be about an hour and a half after, but you make a good point on how it may affect me. I am not allowed to eat or drink anything after midnight the night before, so after my surgery i will have fasted for a good 12 hours, could blood sugar be a problem there?
You can ask them to monitor your blood sugar if it goes low they will give you glucose through IV. Don't tell them why, just that you are concerned. They usually put you on a glucose drip anyway during surgery. It gives them a a quick path to your blood stream if they need to give you drugs.
Oratrophin releases slowly so it doesn't tend to cause blood sugar problems except about an hour after you dose. Insulin ouput takes a little while to adjust down to react to IGF-1. It releases about 48 hours. I was thinking taking it 18 to 24 hours before surgery. Then taking second dose or half dose as soon after surgery as possible. Do you have access to a glucose meter?
Do you have an HGH booster yet?
If nothing else you can use 5 grms of GABA an hour before bed, but it will give you the equivilent of a niacan flush. A little scary if you haven't felt before.
I'm considering hexarelin for a hgh booster. I have used GABA before, it felt interesting with the tingling, if that is what you are referring to.
I'm considering hexarelin for a hgh booster. I have used GABA before, it felt interesting with the tingling, if that is what you are referring to.
Yes, but it can get more intense than tingling some times. Definitely want to raise HGH some how for cartilidge repair as there is a healing cofactors (platelet-derived growth factor and maybe more) that only HGH is going to raise.