sermorelin

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thinking about adding this to my cycle right now of test e/deca cycle (750mg a week of test e, 500mg per week deca - pin 2x a week on both)

any thoughts on this compound?? and does anyone know how many iu's equals 1cc or the otherway around

[BADSEED1976 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close BADSEED1976]

thinking about adding this to my cycle right now of test e/deca cycle (750mg a week of test e, 500mg per week deca - pin 2x a week on both)

any thoughts on this compound?? And does anyone know how many iu's equals 1cc or the otherway around

anyone?????????

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Sermorelin is a synthetic analog of the growth hormone releasing hormone which is composed of 29 amino acid sequence representing the 1-29 fragment of the endogenous GHRH. This peptide has been shown to increase lean muscle mass, reduce body fat, increase bone density, enhance the immune system, and strengthen the heart, as well as, other organs of the body. Sermorelin, sometimes called GRF 1-29, is a growth hormone releasing hormone analogue. It is a 29-amino acid polypeptide representing the 1-29 fragment from endogenous human growth hormone releasing hormone, and is thought to be the shortest fully functional fragment of GHRH. It is used as a test for growth hormone secretion. Used extensively in Anti-aging Therapy often in conjunction with Testosterone in men. Safer alternative to Human Growth Hormone.

It has been suggested that sermorelin be taken at bedtime based upon the fact that GHRH (as well as sermorelin) is known to increase slow wave, restful deep sleep in some people. Such sleep is associated with the large nocturnal bursts of hGH from the pituitary gland. However, in others, sermorelin induced GH release before sleep results in increased mental activity and may actually delay sleep onset. Thus, depending upon specific patient results, those who benefit with improved sleep quality from sermorelin should take it at bedtime. Otherwise, morning or daytime administration is appropriate. No specific time is better than another unless sleep architecture is improved. Regarding dosage, patient specificity again is the most important consideration. Efficacy has been reported with subcutaneous doses as low as 0.2 mg daily; whereas some patients need as much as 1 or 2 mg daily to gain desirable results. Because sublingual bioavailability is less than that achieved by subcutaneous administration, the higher dose range of 1 – 2 mg of sermorelin daily is recommended.