Capromorelin?

[Lawyerguy1]

So. . . my dog is sick due to a parasite and is on antibiotics and he also won't eat. The vet gave me a bottle of capromorelin and told me it is an appetite stimulant. I looked it up and what do I discover? It is a growth hormone secretagogue and ghrelin mimetic and is in the same family of compounds as mk-677/ibutamoren. They're VERY similar, research papers on capromorelin are all also referencing ibutamoren studies. One is a product initially produced my Pfizer and the other one by Merck and capromorelin obtained FDA approval for use in dogs. So, has anyone every heard of this being taken by people in the same way as ibutamoren? I know I haven't but now I wonder why. If so, any advantages/disadvantages for one or the other? Anyone on here use this stuff?

[stevesmi]

the medications your vet gives your dog can also be taken by humans but the dosages are going to be completely different. you would need to take a much higher dosage obviously. if i'm you i just get nutrobal from sarms.forsale

[Mobster]

Given what vets now charge it'd be cheaper to buy a product from a sponsor

[RickRock]

Id personally just get some mk677 from sarms.forsale

[cbbram]

no i haven't... i don't have any problems eating quite the opposite actually

[Tazz]

just go through sarms.forsale

[Masonic Bodybuilder]

I haven't read much about it but if it is similar to Nutrobal and sarms.forsale already carries that, give that one a try for your own experimentation.

[Redawg]

Supposedly up to 8x as powerful as MK-677. Interesting

https://academic.oup.com/jcem/article/94/4/1198/2596275

[gearhead]

Supposedly up to 8x as powerful as MK-677. Interesting

https://academic.oup.com/jcem/article/94/4/1198/2596275

bro that study has a lot of flaws...specifically older adults without health condition clearing

[Mobster]

With great power comes great responsibility lol