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chemicalwarrior
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I guess this is as much a question as anything else because I don't know all the answers here. I've heard that prolactin both:
1) "...enhances luteinizing hormone-receptors in Leydig cells, resulting in testosterone secretion..."
and
2) "...it also decreases normal levels of sex hormones — estrogen in women and testosterone in men..."
So, my first thought is that using a "regular" dose of GHRP-2 or GHRP-6 post cycle (aas) might be good for getting the testes working again since the small amount of prolactin should sensitize the the LH receptors. But, is is a "wash" because of prolactin's other effects?
I will say this- I have been using GHRP-2 for the first time since a little before ending my last cycle and all through my pct (currently 5 weeks after last dose of test) and my "boys" are much fuller than usual. Everything else in my pct is the same. I do not use HCG btw. I doubt I'd be seeing any effect from higher prolactin levels in this area if I was. I'm just questioning if this is a possible side effect of GHRP-2 at saturation doses (1mcg/kg).
If this indeed is helping, then I'm all for it- even if it comes with a bit of fluid retention around the nips. I can live with that in winter. I tend to be sensitive to prolactin sides in general. So, this is what got me thinking about this. I plan to switch to ipamorelin again (little to no prolactin/cortisol sides with it) once summer approaches and I'll be having my shirt off in public- you know at church and the grocery store. :stuart:
1) "...enhances luteinizing hormone-receptors in Leydig cells, resulting in testosterone secretion..."
and
2) "...it also decreases normal levels of sex hormones — estrogen in women and testosterone in men..."
So, my first thought is that using a "regular" dose of GHRP-2 or GHRP-6 post cycle (aas) might be good for getting the testes working again since the small amount of prolactin should sensitize the the LH receptors. But, is is a "wash" because of prolactin's other effects?
I will say this- I have been using GHRP-2 for the first time since a little before ending my last cycle and all through my pct (currently 5 weeks after last dose of test) and my "boys" are much fuller than usual. Everything else in my pct is the same. I do not use HCG btw. I doubt I'd be seeing any effect from higher prolactin levels in this area if I was. I'm just questioning if this is a possible side effect of GHRP-2 at saturation doses (1mcg/kg).
If this indeed is helping, then I'm all for it- even if it comes with a bit of fluid retention around the nips. I can live with that in winter. I tend to be sensitive to prolactin sides in general. So, this is what got me thinking about this. I plan to switch to ipamorelin again (little to no prolactin/cortisol sides with it) once summer approaches and I'll be having my shirt off in public- you know at church and the grocery store. :stuart:
