Hyperglycemia and hyperprolactinemia with Peps?

[silverTT]

Ok guys well I did my 3 wk run with 2mg/wk with the cjc w/ Dac then switched over to doing mod cjc(1-29) with GHRP-6 at doses of 100mg/125mg, respectively 3x day, 5-6x wk.
With the Dac I noticed Alot of bloating and felt very watery..
Since switching most of that has abated but still feel kinda watery if my diet and training isnt perfect.
What concerns me the most that I've noticed since switching over to the mod cjc and GHRP6 is a probable hyperglycemia and prolactin related gyno flare. I've had a very sm gyno lump under my right nipple for years and has never caused problems but since beginning my aforementioned (1.5wks ago) it has become swollen and tender. Am I correct in assuming this is the cause? I havent changed anything and I'm AAS free for several years.

I only have 1.5 more wks of the GHRP6 then I'm switching to Ipamorelin. I was considering cabergoline at a .25-.5mg/ 2x wk schedule. I know the Ipamorelin is supposed to not have any prolactin/ACTH effects but I may take the cabergoline at a low weekly dose anyways..

Does reducing prolactin levels result in improvements in physique when levels may be in the normal or high-norm level?

 

[goodlife60]

HELP ??

silverTT, I recommend reaching out for the guy at Genesis Peptides he knows quite a bit about bio-chem and really knows a lot about peptides and their effects on individuals. PM him he'll help I think. When I ever have questions like yours and believe me I've had a lot I have PM'd him and he has always responded with favorable resolutions.

 

[DatBtrue]

You've changed your growth hormone release profile from feminine (i.e. elevated bases) to masculine (i.e. pulsatile). These are just "terms" and do not imply that the former is better for females. IN fact pulsatile GH is better for all genders.

Hyperglycemia should not occur as these peptides do not effect blood glucose levels. However GHRP-6 is the strongest appetite stimulator. It is the most ghrelin-like in this regard and can induce unnatural hunger which may feel hypo-like if the hunger is not met with food. A simple prick of the finger and drop of blood on a blood glucose meter will confirm that you are not getting drops in blood glucose.

As for prolactin, GH can increase prolactin as it binds to both the GH-receptor and the prolactin-receptor. Thats how GH can contribute to prolactin-fed carcinomas.

As for the entire category of GHRPs (Growth Hormone Releasing Peptides) they by varying degrees can increase prolactin as the GH rises and then drop it below normal base-line. For most people it is not of consequence. For some who are sensitive it can be important.... even though prolactin still remains w/in normal levels.

Of the GHRPs (GHRP-6, GHRP-2, Hexarelin & Ipamorelin) only Ipamorelin does not effect prolactin (and cortisol).

Prolactin inhibition can be had in many ways. Good luck to you.