posted Sat, 08/01/2020 - 10:08
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Hgh Sub Q injection spots
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Hey guys I’ve been injecting hgh (various dosages of 2-6ius depending if on a cycle or a cruise) for about a year now sub q in my fatty area of my stomach switching each day from left too right and so forth. Was wondering is this ok too keep injecting in these spots in the stomach above the belly button or are there any other sub q spots I can inject growth at as well? Thanks
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LiquidzI like the love handles. subQ, angled insulin syringe...rub the area after injection.
The love handles are also my sweet spot. Sometime my skin around my stomach area tends to get aggravated after so many pins..
LiquidzPlease check out the paper I recently posted in the hgh forum.
Might be less pins with better results if you agree with the study or not.
love handles and almost anywhere 2" from the belly button. IM works too.
Yes, it's water based, no esters, and small volume. It does not hang around long.
Thanks, would it be ok too inject under the belly button area as well or does it have too be above?
left, right, above, below. Just stay 2" away.
Hey brother. What's your opinion on IM vs Sub Q for GH? I know you just said you could, but I was wondering your thought's on what's more effective. I've watched some some Dave Palumbo's videos on you tube and he seem's adamant about GH and other peptides being administered IM via the medial deltoid.
His(Palumbo) argument for that is... when it’s intramuscular the peak is longer! I think there’s research studies on it!
Molinin302YouTube gurus are exactly that, YouTube gurus. Palumbo tends to hold just a bit more water than most though. It's very simple, it's a peptide suspended in bacteriostatic water. Although it can be delivered I.M. (Anything can really) the preferred injection is subcutaneous. With this being said, any area where you're below the dermis and above the muscle is suitable and will be absorbed quickly. If you can grab some skin, pinch it, it's good to go. Depending on your needle size, injecting at the recommended angle, there's really no reason to pinch and lift unless you're shredded, that part is about avoiding capillaries. There are people with blood sugar issues that do these injections throughout the day with no issues if you know what I'm saying. It's not complicated. Best wishes my bro.
I have no opinion on the matter. I can't imagine it makes that much of a difference either way. Sub-Q seem to be more of a consideration for those administering the injections.