Help with hgh symptoms

[APEX13]

Best option would be drop your gh dose in half. Then come up very slowly over weeks till you are able to keep all sides manageable.

From experience (Its going to be hard to manage your hyper or hypo symptoms while on the job depending on your career) I.e. passing out/blacking out running to the soda machine to chug a coke..... last thing you want is a superior looking at you like your loaded or hung over.


My first thought is u need some sugar. Put some glucose tabs in your car and a few in your pocket at work. If you need slin... I would be very careful with gh. Last thing you want is to depend on slin and make yourself diabetic!

Think about it!!
Coffee or any stim (ephedrine/amph/etc) is a quick fix but its masking what is really going on chemically in your body. A bit of lethargy is normal on a bit of gh, but if your daily life is affected rethink your supplementation, this will help avoid issues down the road.
BE SMART NOW AND LIVE LONG.

 

[mikeyp123]

Thank u ya so its not hyper glycemia i tested myself after eating and my blood sugar was at 80 this is 2 hours after i ate i think its probably supposed to be a bit higher

 

[bigcarlos]

[lang=es]I used to dose of 12 IU per day (pharma grade) and never experienced anything like that....[/lang]

 

[jm750]

Everyone is different. IMO, anyone about to start a GH run should have a good base line of what their B/S is and then carefully monitor it through out the gh cycle.

 

[Big Duke 3]

Everyone is different. IMO, anyone about to start a GH run should have a good base line of what their B/S is and then carefully monitor it through out the gh cycle.

Exactly!! especially if you are just learning about a new(formerly undiscovered) medical condition possibly.

From the symptoms you described in your initial post it would appear you were more HYPO than anything else. cool clammy skin, weakness,confusion...i forget the rest cause i didn't re-read it before replying..sorry

It is at that point where it would be helpful to know what your blood glucose is.

May not be the HGH after-all....if you don't eat many hrs. before bed then fast all night long while you sleep then its plausible that someone could wake up hypoglycemic (FOR THEM)...i emphasize again (FOR THEM).
Clearly millions of people across the globe don't suffer from this condition but apparently something is up with you so i would continue to figure it out with the plan you are using now. Keep us posted. The guys have given you some good advice here for sure.