physicslifter said:
...I am seeing better results with just 2 iu/day (5 on, 2 off) of gh....which is also more cost efffective...
The problem was that you treated your CJC-1295 as if it were CJC-1295 when it was likely modified GRF(1-29).
That means you needed to dose the GRF(1-29) with the GHRP-6 3 times a day which you failed to do.
Then you needed to be at a bodybuilding dose of at least 2mgs of GRF(1-29). You used half of that and you wasted it by dosing it only once a day.
physicslifter: "I'm taking the CJC-1295 at 145 mcg/day right before bed with 150 mcg of GHRP-6. It just worked out easiest this way in terms of dosing for how I mixed it up. I'm also doing 150 mcg of ghrp-6 in the morning and pwo."
But later in your log you post something that indicates that your peptides were bunk.
physicslifter: The sleep improvement I mentioned above was placebo, it went away the next night.
But then later in the log you indicate you had side-effects and sadly...oh so horribly sadly you admit your diet was not spot on...sigh
(just playing)
physicslifter: Well, I ran the CJC-1295/ghrp-6 for three months at the protocol as outlined above. This was my first time with these compounds, and at first I wasn't too impressed with them, but in retrospect, I think I didn't give them a fair evaluation considering my diet was not the best after I came off the AAS cycle and through PCT, so I'm going to reevaluate what I said....I think the CJC/ghrp combo may have helped keep me from gaining extra fat. I definitely got sides from it, after a few weeks, I was waking up with numb arms and hands. If I ever run it by itself again, I'd like to try it at 2mg/wk, but the stuff is so expensive...
Anyway...the modified GRF(1-29) shouldn't be expensive if the Chinese would just price the peptides properly...by properly I mean like 29 freaking amino acids made in a peptide synthesizer inexpensively instead of peptides + a chemical compound made outside the synthesizer and then joined together (i.e. peptide + chemical compound) which is expensive and time consuming.
Sigh.