Yup, this is what I thought all along as well. But if GHRP-6 can cause increased gastric motility is it possible that exogenous hgh to slow things down(negative feedback on ghrelin maybe) . It is a nerve issue normally, but what if the hormones signaling the nervous system are shut down or blunted due to exogenous gh?
I guess anything is possible. But if your nervous system was shut down you would be having way more problems. They refer to the nervous system that controls your gut as your second brain, it runs a lot of other parts.
Check this out
http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/Enteric_nervous_system
I'm no Dr, but isn't this a problem with your nervous system? I wouldn't think hgh would have any effect on that.
BillLumberghYup, this is what I thought all along as well. But if GHRP-6 can cause increased gastric motility is it possible that exogenous hgh to slow things down(negative feedback on ghrelin maybe) . It is a nerve issue normally, but what if the hormones signaling the nervous system are shut down or blunted due to exogenous gh?
I guess anything is possible. But if your nervous system was shut down you would be having way more problems. They refer to the nervous system that controls your gut as your second brain, it runs a lot of other parts.