Hypoglycemia from GHRP-2 & Mod GRF

[ShZ]

Hey there,

I've been experiencing with peptides for a while now. My body seems to be extremely insulin sensitive. Doses of as little as 2 ius even with a good amount of carbs have made me go hypo. My body also seems to secrete more insulin than needed sometimes. That's why I sometimes go hypo about an hour after a high carb meal even without exogenous insulin.

Now I got the same problem with the GHRP-2 & Mod GRF stack. 5-10 mins after the shot I'm sweating, feeling weak as fuck and craving for food. I'm assuming that's because of the IGF-1 elevation which in turn drops my blood suger levels too low. Before bed I'm shooting Ipamorelin & Mod GRF and I don't have the problem.

If I wanna take the GHRP-2 & Mod GRF pre workout, how much and when should I eat in order to get the most out of the stack without going hypo?

I used to have some oats and whey protein with a little bit of peanut butter an hour pre workout and an intra workout shake with vitargo, whey protein hydrolysate and leucine.

Thanks for any helpful answers in advance!

 

[Smack]

Hey there,

I've been experiencing with peptides for a while now. My body seems to be extremely insulin sensitive. Doses of as little as 2 ius even with a good amount of carbs have made me go hypo. My body also seems to secrete more insulin than needed sometimes. That's why I sometimes go hypo about an hour after a high carb meal even without exogenous insulin.

Now I got the same problem with the GHRP-2 & Mod GRF stack. 5-10 mins after the shot I'm sweating, feeling weak as fuck and craving for food. I'm assuming that's because of the IGF-1 elevation which in turn drops my blood suger levels too low. Before bed I'm shooting Ipamorelin & Mod GRF and I don't have the problem.

If I wanna take the GHRP-2 & Mod GRF pre workout, how much and when should I eat in order to get the most out of the stack without going hypo?

I used to have some oats and whey protein with a little bit of peanut butter an hour pre workout and an intra workout shake with vitargo, whey protein hydrolysate and leucine.

Thanks for any helpful answers in advance!

Whats your GHRP 2 dose? Thats a pretty common side but usually goes away

 

[ShZ]

I've used no more than 150 mcg but I wanted to work up to 300 mcg

 

[bigmills]

Hey there,

I've been experiencing with peptides for a while now. My body seems to be extremely insulin sensitive. Doses of as little as 2 ius even with a good amount of carbs have made me go hypo. My body also seems to secrete more insulin than needed sometimes. That's why I sometimes go hypo about an hour after a high carb meal even without exogenous insulin.

Now I got the same problem with the GHRP-2 & Mod GRF stack. 5-10 mins after the shot I'm sweating, feeling weak as fuck and craving for food. I'm assuming that's because of the IGF-1 elevation which in turn drops my blood suger levels too low. Before bed I'm shooting Ipamorelin & Mod GRF and I don't have the problem.

If I wanna take the GHRP-2 & Mod GRF pre workout, how much and when should I eat in order to get the most out of the stack without going hypo?

I used to have some oats and whey protein with a little bit of peanut butter an hour pre workout and an intra workout shake with vitargo, whey protein hydrolysate and leucine.

Thanks for any helpful answers in advance!

It happens to me all the time with ghrp 6 if I take it first thing in the morning on an empty stomach I have to make sure I eat within 10 minutes after or I will go hypo. Which tells me my ghrp 6 is good. However I can take 8iu's of Humalog and get away with drinking just a Gatorade with 22 grams of carbs. Which is kind of weird considering you should have 10 grams of carbohydrates per every IU of insulin...

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[pesty4077]

Simple solution, check your blood sugars.

 

[ShZ]

Simple solution, check your blood sugars.

That's not a solution, that's only approving the obvious. And I already did that..

The question is when and what to eat without blunting the gh release.

 

[pesty4077]

That's not a solution, that's only approving the obvious. And I already did that..

The question is when and what to eat without blunting the gh release.

When and how much food depends on your blood sugars. That is why you check them. So, it is a solution. If you don't know what to eat, you have no business taking peptides. Hire someone with knowledge in food choices. You should have known all this ahead of time and did more research on it. There is plenty of threads on peptides here. Do a search here.