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GHRP 6

rlp92

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Ive noticed some puffiness or softness in my chest and abs since starting ghrp-6. Im using 200-300mcg a day split into 2/3 injections. I know it increases cortisol and prolactin, will this settle on its own when i stop using it though and how would i combat this.
 
I think you've got that backwards darkhalf. 6 is less likely to raise prolactin and cortisol. 2 is stronger but tend to raise prolactin and cortisol to the higher end of the normal range. 6 makes u hungry. 2 not so bad.

Are u holding water? I added hexarelin at night and held five lbs of water. Some people say ghrp-6 makes them hold water. I stopped for a couple days, made sure my diet was in check, and everything is back to normal.
 
bird901 said:
I think you've got that backwards darkhalf. 6 is less likely to raise prolactin and cortisol. 2 is stronger but tend to raise prolactin and cortisol to the higher end of the normal range. 6 makes u hungry. 2 not so bad.

Are u holding water? I added hexarelin at night and held five lbs of water. Some people say ghrp-6 makes them hold water. I stopped for a couple days, made sure my diet was in check, and everything is back to normal.
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Hexarelin has the highest effect on cortisol and prolactin

Ipamorelin has zero effect on cortisol/prolactin, even at higher dosages

GHRP-2 and -6 are about the same, the big difference is hunger, and the fact that -2 provides a better GH pulse. They can both increase prolactin/cortisol...how much is determined BY THE DOSE and the user.

Chronic use of GHRP-2 at 100mcg dosed several times a day every day will not cause pituitary problems, nor significant prolactin or cortisol problems, nor desensitize.
 
Im just wondering if the cortisol and prolactin issue will fix itself once i stop using the peptide? and if so how long it would take to do that?

Im going to start using vitex and vitamin C as a prolactin/cort. blocker too
 
rlp92 said:
Im just wondering if the cortisol and prolactin issue will fix itself once i stop using the peptide? and if so how long it would take to do that?

Im going to start using vitex and vitamin C as a prolactin/cort. blocker too
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like i said before, those side effects are dose dependent. so cut down your dose and see what happens. If sides persist, taper off slowly.
 
Alright. Ill watch out them to make sure they dont get any worse. Also, ive put on 10 lbs and lost alot of bodyfat for one week on the peptide. Im assuming most of the weight is water? My muscles have also been constantly sore this week.
 
rlp92 said:
Alright. Ill watch out them to make sure they dont get any worse. Also, ive put on 10 lbs and lost alot of bodyfat for one week on the peptide. Im assuming most of the weight is water? My muscles have also been constantly sore this week.
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I have no idea - you know your body better than I do. That would be quick results for peptides....maybe you just respond to them really well. not sure.
 
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