I was discussing research chems with a friend the other day and he asked me an honest question - why would one choose to supplement their research with growth hormone through research peptides versus synthetic gh?
IMHO the best answer is "tools". They are just tools for your tool belt.
I know a couple of people that choose GHRH/GHRP now after years of GH simply because they are getting what they want as far GH effects AND their morning blood glucose level is lower.
My favorite story though is a gentleman over 60 who switched his wife from GH to GHRH/GHRP and her chronic leg pain went away. They couldn't achieve that level of relief w/ GH. He ran out of GHRH/GHRP and switched her back to GH and the pain came back very severely.
Back to GHRH/GHRP the pain is gone. Guess how much he and his wife use? To be honest I can't remember but it is a very small amount. Something like 20-30mcgs.
I have all kinds of stories and experiences from all sorts of people and I could type forever ...what you can get with synthetic GH, what you can get with GHRH/GHRP...
I have plenty of stories from people who use just GH as well and dose it many times throughout the day and get great consistent results.
...but it all comes down to one simple thing. They are all tools for your tool belt and you don't have to choose one or the other.
Its not a life choice... you can use both together, just GH for 7.5 years and then the GHRH/GHRP or vice versa or any combination there of.
What is more important is for you to determine just what it is that you want to accomplish and adopt a protocol (which includes more then just GH).
I just went by a thread here where someone was considering 60iu of GH administered every 4 days. I thought about asking "why"
Do you guys think that kids get excited by the word "growth" and expect GH to magically transform them?
I think so. What if GH was called cellular repair/proliferation/differentiation hormone? Would we see the same level of interest?