GHRP-6 / HGH

ALPHALIFEFITNESS · Apr 22, 2015

First yes I researched in search bar and went though several pages. Even pages with GHRP-6 just in thread.

Anyways, I am currently taking 200mcg post work out and before bed. It make me very lethargic which is to be expected. However, it make me very nauseous and kills my appetite were I do not want to eat at all! And cause very bad cramps. I have ruled out anything else I take and pin pointed it to the GHRP-6 that I got from a previous peptide sponsor here.

1st question, could it be bad Peptide.

2nd question, if peptide is good, since it sends signal to release gh, would actual hgh give me the same symptoms? (nausea, cramps, loss of appetite)

jamescb77 · Apr 22, 2015

It sounds like what's happening is its giving you gastric motility. Reduce your dose to 100 or even 50 for a while and I bet those symptoms go away.

johnjuanb1 · Apr 22, 2015

johnniejr243 said:
First yes I researched in search bar and went though several pages. Even pages with GHRP-6 just in thread.

Anyways, I am currently taking 200mcg post work out and before bed. It make me very lethargic which is to be expected. However, it make me very nauseous and kills my appetite were I do not want to eat at all! And cause very bad cramps. I have ruled out anything else I take and pin pointed it to the GHRP-6 that I got from a previous peptide sponsor here.

1st question, could it be bad Peptide.

2nd question, if peptide is good, since it sends signal to release gh, would actual hgh give me the same symptoms? (nausea, cramps, loss of appetite)

Ghrp6 causes a flushing feeling where you feel a bit like ass for ten minutes then hunger builds like crazy. It sometimes causes profuse sweating. HGH peps shouldn't cause cramping or loss of appetite.

I've heard lots of odd reviews on the ghrp6 floating around these days. I recommend you switch to GHRP2. It is much more user friendly. It increases appetite, and doesn't cause that crappy feeling.

A great thing for cramping is to supplement with 1 gram of taurine taken in between meals 3 times a day. Taurine pulls water into the muscle cells.