cjc 1295 gh bleed

[quinntheartist]

I read this article on pubmed that says normal gh pulses still occur with cjc 1295 administration. with all that i have read regarding gh bleed and its "negative" reputation i thought that this article might be of some value. can someone chime in with their thoughts. this seems to debunk the idea that the administration of cjc 1295 will somehow create a bleed.

Pulsatile secretion of growth hormone (GH) persist... [J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2006] - PubMed result

 

[Userat204]

Ok my understanding is that it does still pulse and gives a continued release of gh for days but the strength of the pulses are not strong enough for BB use. Mod grf and a ghrp actually give a very strong pulse that is more effective for our use. Gh bleed is said to be more of a female type of gh release. So bleed is low levels for extended periods of time but does not produce the required strength.

 

[Jin Xie]

Ok my understanding is that it does still pulse and gives a continued release of gh for days but the strength of the pulses are not strong enough for BB use. Mod grf and a ghrp actually give a very strong pulse that is more effective for our use. Gh bleed is said to be more of a female type of gh release. So bleed is low levels for extended periods of time but does not produce the required strength.

I've been wondering -- smaller pulses, because of increased trough, but overall higher GH levels, vs. bigger pulses. I am willing to wager that both have their pluses, and that the constrantly higher levels, may assist injury recovery more effectively. Whether it helps tissue turnover and recovery from less serious assaults -- i.e., of the intentionall induced variety, e.g., form lifting -- is worth considering. But I think real DAC has a worthwhile role, and that DAT's suggestion that most CJC doesn't contain DAT took the air out of something with a lot of potential. And so some studies suggest.

I would encourage people to contest the consensual thinking that takes place on these boards. And anecdotal revelelations of empirical studies are priceless. What your rat say?

 

[muscleguys]

That study is from 2006, I believe it's only been realized, in the last year or so, that the GH bleed is counter productive. The benefit of pulsing is to mimic your bodies own release, which is pulsing.

 

[combatwombat]

I've been wondering -- smaller pulses, because of increased trough, but overall higher GH levels, vs. bigger pulses. I am willing to wager that both have their pluses, and that the constrantly higher levels, may assist injury recovery more effectively. Whether it helps tissue turnover and recovery from less serious assaults -- i.e., of the intentionall induced variety, e.g., form lifting -- is worth considering. But I think real DAC has a worthwhile role, and that DAT's suggestion that most CJC doesn't contain DAT took the air out of something with a lot of potential. And so some studies suggest.

I would encourage people to contest the consensual thinking that takes place on these boards. And anecdotal revelelations of empirical studies are priceless. What your rat say?

well said sir. up this thread for interest