hgh and breakfast

[bwrag]

Im going to be trying hgh soon. Buying enough for 6IU/ day for 6months. I'm planning on doing injection first thing in morning. How long after I inject should I wait to eat. I have read that fats and carbs can blunt gh effects.

 

[OfficerFarva]

I don't know much about GH but I don't see why you would have to wait. It's not something like Insulin.

 

[LightBearer]

i forget how long, but i do know that there is a protocol that bodybuilders use because of the reasons you said, ill look more into it when i get home

 

[bwrag]

i forget how long, but i do know that there is a protocol that bodybuilders use because of the reasons you said, ill look more into it when i get home

thanks

 

[bwrag]

Anything?

 

[TwisT]

Go with an eod protocol.

 

[bwrag]

why EOD and not ED?

 

[LightBearer]

sorry im late bro its hard to find solid info on this bc a doctor would say it doesnt matter if u take it with food but here is a respectable vet from another board

BY: RedBaron


HGH will interfere with your cells ability to uptake glucose and get it out of your bloodstream, so as already mentioned carbs around injection time are not a really smart idea.

I usually take my first HGH injection at about 4-5 am, so I go back to sleep for a couple of hours before I do anything. My normal morning routine is another injection of HGH, some water and glutamine, and then off to the precor for a half hour of cardio. By time that is done and I have showered and shaved, I am out of the window that carbs are an issue.

If you need to eat around injection time, then try to eat a protein /healthy fat meal and save the carbs for a little later in the day. Insulin resistance with HGH isn't just a myth ... trust me, I know first hand what it can do if you let it (an a1c reading of 9.5% at one point). As long as you watch your eating and keep a cursory eye on what your BG levels are doing, you shouldn't have any concern. Ignore sound eating practices and don't give a thought to BG levels and you may be in for a really nice case of insulin resistance.

 

[FrankJames]

http://www.ironmagazineforums.com/e...ldschoollifters-peptide-anabolic-assault.html

this is a link to OldSchoolLifters article. It will answer many of your questions. Great read.