What peptide to add to my gh+slin protocol

npcout · Feb 9, 2017

AAS is currently out of the question right now, im post PCT for for certain reasons I will not discuss, I am not currently using AAS. I train in longer sessions, 3x per week. Basically Mon-Wed-Fri due to my schedule and what works best for me.

10iu GH + 10iu Slin post workout

I'm looking for something to add daily and/or pre-post workout. I was thinking about MK677 daily for the dbol type like fullness, and maybe Hexarellin or GHRP2/CJC no Dac 20-30 min before my gh or pre-workout? So,

MK677 Daily before bed
100mcg Ghrp2 or hexarelin + 100mcg Cjc No dac Post workout or pre? or both?
20 minutes later, 10iu gh
10 minutes later, 10iu slin

Any suggestions? Speaking out of my butt throwing ideas around

Based on my life set up, I like to restrict injections to workout days only.

Smack · Feb 10, 2017

npcout said:
AAS is currently out of the question right now, im post PCT for for certain reasons I will not discuss, I am not currently using AAS. I train in longer sessions, 3x per week. Basically Mon-Wed-Fri due to my schedule and what works best for me.

10iu GH + 10iu Slin post workout

I'm looking for something to add daily and/or pre-post workout. I was thinking about MK677 daily for the dbol type like fullness, and maybe Hexarellin or GHRP2/CJC no Dac 20-30 min before my gh or pre-workout? So,

MK677 Daily before bed
100mcg Ghrp2 or hexarelin + 100mcg Cjc No dac Post workout or pre? or both?
20 minutes later, 10iu gh
10 minutes later, 10iu slin

Any suggestions? Speaking out of my butt throwing ideas around

Based on my life set up, I like to restrict injections to workout days only.

I would split the GH into two separate doses... Or maybe even 3.

GH - 3iu waking, pre workout, before bed
Or 5iu upon waking then again 5iu pre workout
Insulin with appropirate carbs pre workout
MK before bed

100mcg Hex + 100mcg Mod GRF 15 minutes before each GH shot

200mcg Huperzine A in the morning

dsteelo455 · Feb 10, 2017

i see no need (or worthwhile benefit) to add anything and complicate what you are already doing, especially given your situation limitations, just my opinion.