HGH Somatropin 10 ml, 100 iu

Description

In essence, Somatotropin is a 100% analogue of human growth hormone, which has 191 amino acids in its structure.

The positive properties of somatotropin (compared to other anabolizing agents) for an athlete consist only in the fact that muscle strength and volume achieved with its help, as a rule, do not decrease after the end of the course. This is due to an increase in the number of muscle cells. Due to this, many athletes manage to progress many months after the end of taking somatotropin. Another property of somatotropin is that its frequent injections in the same place can lead to "burning" of the fatty layer in that place and the possible development of soft tissue abscesses.

Effects of taking Somatotropin

Who is suitable for Somatotropin courses?

Growth hormone can be used by both men and women over the age of 20 (asymmetrical bone development may be observed in younger people) to enhance muscle relief. The total mass increases slightly, this happens as a result of large fat losses.

The course, for people with diabetes mellitus, should be carried out in strict administration of blood sugar level, because Somatotropin is an antagonist of Insulin, in connection with this dissonance arises in the absence of the production of own insulin and the usual "replenishment" of exogenous insulin from the outside. In other words, it is necessary to correct the use of insulin during the Somatotropin course.

Application and dosage of Somatotropin

The goal: Achieving relief, with sufficient muscle mass. Rejuvenation effect, increase in muscle elasticity, improvement of skin properties.

• Before starting the course, it is recommended to pass tests for tumor markers: CA19-9, CA72-4, Cyfra 21-1, AFP (Alpha-fetoprotein), REA (Cancer Embryonic Antigen). If there are abnormal indicators of tumor markers, the growth hormone course is prohibited, it is necessary to undergo an examination by an oncologist.
• The course begins with 5 IU every day (it is enough to put 1 time a day, higher frequency has no advantages), subcutaneous injections.
• On the second or third week, in the absence of side effects, the dosage can be increased to 10 IU per day, divided into two injections. Large doses are not recommended. Time of administration: best on an empty stomach (approximately 0.5-1 hour before meals, when the glucose level is minimal) in the first half of the day. As a rule, the first injection is performed immediately after sleep. Also, the optimal time after training.
• The optimal duration of the growth hormone course is 3-6 months.With a shorter course, the results are not always impressive, a longer course is not recommended due to the development of tolerance (antibodies that bind growth hormone are produced), signs of acromegaly and some other side effects may occur.
• The drug can suppress the function of the thyroid gland, which can reduce the results, so it is recommended to include Thyroxine in the course at a dose of 25 mcg per day, throughout the entire cycle. This will increase the safety and effectiveness of the course (thyroxine has a powerful fat-burning effect).
• It is worth noting that large doses of growth hormone (more than 5 IU per day) increase blood sugar levels. Growth hormone can cause diabetes. In this regard, depending on the dosage and duration of the growth hormone course, insulin is added to maintain a normal sugar level, otherwise there is a strong load on the pancreas. But insulin should be taken with special caution, because taking more insulin than necessary can lead to hypoglycemic coma.
• As a measure of blood sugar control, it is possible to use portable glucometers, it is recommended to measure the sugar level two or three times a day. After additional consultation with an endocrinologist, it is also possible to use Metformin (Glucophage, Glucophage long) as an easy alternative to insulin. In addition, the use of Metformin promotes faster fat burning.
• Take a complex of sports nutrition for relief, perform 2-3 strength training and 2-3 aerobic training per week.
• There is also a different practice of taking growth hormone: long-term use of 2.5-3 IU per day, while the effect is achieved slowly, but without side effects on the human body, being a kind of sparing replacement therapy.

How to make injections

Warning

You should not use Somatropin if you have cancer, diabetic retinopathy, or if you are being treated for Prader-Willi syndrome, are overweight, or have serious breathing problems. You should not use somatropin if you have a serious illness due to lung failure or complications from recent surgery, trauma, or medical trauma.

Side effects

Among the side effects of somatotropin drugs, the risk of developing diabetes and possible hypofunction of the thyroid gland are in the first place. The formation of antibodies to somatotropin, which occurs in rare cases, can be neglected. As for the increased growth of individual organs and limbs, if they occur, then in the pre-pubertal period, or in the post-pubertal period, but only in people who suffer from hypofunction of the gonads (hypogonadism).

People suffering from endogenous hypersecretion may develop acromegaly in the postpubertal period. The bones become thicker, wider, but not longer. There is increased growth of hands and feet, as well as an increase in facial features due to the growth of the lower jaw and nose. Heart muscle and kidneys can increase in size and mass. Often this ends with the onset of general weakness, diabetes, heart disease and premature death.

When using somatotropin preparations in sports, it should also be taken into account that their isolated application has minimal effectiveness

What other drugs will affect Somatotropin

• birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy,
• insulin or oral diabetes medications,
• steroid (prednisolone, dexamethasone, methylprednisolone, etc.).

Pros and cons

Pros:

• burns fat
• builds muscle mass,
• anti aging
• improves the health of hair, skin and nails,
• PCT is not needed,
• does not cause virilization in women.

Cons:

• increases the risk of type 2 diabetes,
• may increase the risk of cancer.