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10-22-2011, 12:04 PM #1******* forums addicted ELITE MEMBER
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Peptides as part of PCT plan
Stats:6`2",270lbs,11%bf 16 yrs training,4 yrs on AAS,been on for the whole last year
I know next pct will be a bitch,since i've been on for a year straight...I have a few questions regarding peptides!
First,i'll be taking 3iu GH daily,GHRP-2 and CJC-1295(w/o dac) at 100mcg each 3 times per day,IGF1-Des at 50mcg bilaterrally postworkout and follistatin 344 at 100mcg on a 10 days on-10 days off basis besides all the ancillliaries like clomid,nolva,HCG while the esther clear the system and an AI!!! I know about GH and IGF1 but how are we reconstituting the other peptides,with acetic acid,with bac(hate aa it stings like a lava shot)???
Second did anybody try something like that and if so would like to hear about the experiences and is there a way to calculate it is the equivalent of how many IU of GH???
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I ran cjc-1295 and GHRP-6 as well as Follistatin fo my last PCT. I kept a great deal of my gains and strength. I dosed them as you outlined and continued using the peptides for many weeks after PCT as well. The GHRP-6 greatly increased my appetite and made it easy to keep the cals up. I did put on some BF though because of this.
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Thanks GMO,i know GHRP-6 seems to increase dramatically hunger,will be using GHRP-2 but anyways...Winter is coming so putting a little bf doesn't bother me that much as long as i'm keeping the hard earned strength!!!
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Does ghrp-2 stimulate appetite the same as 6?
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