Peptide downside

[thumper08]

All of the research I have found on growth hormone related peptides has lead me to believe that there's no downside or side effects. Is this the case? From my own experience with peps, I don't see what's keeping them "grey market". Anyone have any input on the downside to using peps...if there is one. Thanks everyone.

 

[ryanmercer]

All of the research I have found on growth hormone related peptides has lead me to believe that there's no downside or side effects. Is this the case? From my own experience with peps, I don't see what's keeping them "grey market". Anyone have any input on the downside to using peps...if there is one. Thanks everyone.

Long term use in humans hasn't happened yet so no one really knows. Nor can long-term effects be seen as no one was using them 10, 20, 50 years ago.

 

[matt1164]

All of the research I have found on growth hormone related peptides has lead me to believe that there's no downside or side effects. Is this the case? From my own experience with peps, I don't see what's keeping them "grey market". Anyone have any input on the downside to using peps...if there is one. Thanks everyone.

can I see some of your research. I read that there was a death in the trials of cjc 1295 so conjuchem halted the trials.

haven't seen much else in terms of human research but I really haven't looked.

share what you have found, man.

 

[thumper08]

I don't have the PDF's to post but the journal articles were found by searching google scholar, ebscohost and other databases of pharmachology and biochemistry. Trials have been limited to single compounds and have been of doses of 150mcg or less. The information I have also stated that 300mcg was the saturation dose and anything above 200mcg was only minimally more effective. What was most interesting to me is that a lot of the information dates back to the early 90's.

 

[thumper08]

Most of the articles are also copyrighted. No broscience for me. I had to pay for that majority of them. Here's an abstract of one of them...

**broken link removed**

 

[matt1164]

cool man,

its probably good that they are a gray market. from what I've read on this board, peps aren't illegal and you don't need a script for them.

so i guess there's no danger of any legal troubles?

 

[iPenetratah]

cool man,

its probably good that they are a gray market. from what I've read on this board, peps aren't illegal and you don't need a script for them.

so i guess there's no danger of any legal troubles?

I believe peps are not illegal only for research purposes, and are designed for human use, correct me if I am wrong.

 

[nikehotel]

thanks for the article link. good post.

 

[osiris]

All of the research I have found on growth hormone related peptides has lead me to believe that there's no downside or side effects. Is this the case? From my own experience with peps, I don't see what's keeping them "grey market". Anyone have any input on the downside to using peps...if there is one. Thanks everyone.

The downside is you gain muscle and lose fat. I mean i dont know about you all but i like being a fat ass. i dont want abs and big guns=-)hahah

I have used peptides very very heavily and i have not seen any downsides. Actually my bloodwork has never been better.

 

[renewlyf]

I hope they stay in the grey market!

If the big pharmaceutical companies get in this business it won't be nearly as affordable or as accessible.

 

[ryanmercer]

Also the cjc heart attacks is when it was being tested on AIDS patients.