Are you implying that there are basic fundamentals that I lack??? I have done extensive research on peptides, albeit limited to what is available on the internet. I look more for studies that were done by universities, pharmaceutical companies and labs...not impromptu studies done on internet steroid message boards. I don't just parrot what dat has said and blindly follow his teachings. He is a valuable source of information and very intelligent, but he's not the only source, and I'm pretty sure that he would agree.
One of the basic fundamentals of scientific research is questioning the findings of studies. Questioning only solidifies the findings if the findings stand up.
Acromegaly is possible because there is no such thing as receptor exhaustion. If receptors did get exhausted, then acromegaly would not....COULD NOT...exist. People with pituitary tumor are churning out massive amounts of growth hormone all day long. They aren't producing it in a pulsate manner. The production of somatostatin is either overwhelmed or retarded by the same tumor that is causing the excess of somatotropin.
Now, is it hypothetically possible that the receptors are not as efficient as they would be if the pituitary was acting normally...or if it is being manipulated to release in a quasi-normal fashion by an exogenous introduction of releasing factors? Absolutely.