Some interesting lab tests on Somastim

[sciroxx-lab]

These lab tests were done by a 56 years old on TRT using the Somastim at iu per day 5 days on 2 days off, somewhat different in protocol and effect then the regular tests posted here so thought it may contribute, post on another major forum, below is the quote from the member who posted the tests

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I started a couple of years ago as a TRT patient. I am now 56 years old. My starting levels 2 years ago were Test in the low 200's -- IGF-1 in the 70's =saw an Dr( endo) TRT began -- Test C 1 time per week( Wed) .5 cc plus HCG .5 cc twice per week Thurs and Monday.
No PCT nothing else. Tests rose to mid 500's. IGF-1 84. Co-worker introduced me to Eroids - I did research thanks to members comments and found great suppliers. Acquired Test C from 101 then RS - upped dose to .5-.75 cc Sat and Wed. HCH .5 cc Fri and Thurs. Test rose again to 734- free test in the 150's. Dr suggested HGH due to low IGF-1 at 106. His RX( Humatrope) HGH $19.00 US per unit. After looking I found Karl - Somas looked good - gave them a try. Use 1 unit per day upon waking AM.M-Th. My last blood results indicated IGF-1 increased to 231. I advised my Dr about Soma's - He suggested I increase dose to get IGF1 over 300 but no more than 331 for my age. Test 845 Free test 234.4. I feel great. Obviously I use relatively modest amounts but my purposes are anti-age. I can bench 120 lb dumbells which for me is a miracle.
Have ceased HGH for a while as I have Melanoma which will be surgically removed 10/15/15. Then it is on!
Thanks to all the Eroids members for helping me along. Without your guidance I would not be where I am at.

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[gotgame]

It is EXTREMELY important that whoever was running that HGH if they have a history of melanoma that they stop all GH. Melanoma is very IGF dependent, moreso then many types of cancers out there. I would rather see them blast their body full of tren and whatever else then take GH with a history of melanoma. Hopefully you can pass that along to them.

 

[sciroxx-lab]

Very true, and an important comment ! he's monitored for 2 years by his doctor, they handle this situation, and he stopped the GH, while and fater having repeated examinations they'll continue with the HRT, it's interesting and I'll keep you posted

For my best knowledge there is no direct impact of the GH on the tumor, but certainly elevated IGF levels will encourage this cancer, and this is what they avoid now

thank u for the attention and the important remark