stacking "hexarelin" with deca/test e/mast cycle
I need some answers on this and if anyone has any experiance with this substance. I am very interested in the healing property's of this chemical.
the chemical is proven to heal soft tissue, ligaments, tendons,joints and muscles. Hell it even helps repair vascular problems and heart problems. This cycle I plan on running is a test e/deca/mast cycle not running this cycle in a high dosage 400mg test e 300mg deca 50-75mg mast eod i wanted to combine "hexarelin" after reading and studying its affect on the soft tissue connectivity to bone and its healing of soft tissue. I am not looking at this product to add bulk! So my doses would be low. Not knowing what a low dose is in a cycle as such. I would appreciate any and all advice.
I forgot to add I also run 250iu hcg 2xW
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if you want a bodybuilding dose then 3 times per day at 100mcg would be sufficient, thats how i dose my ghrp-2, i use the cjc1295 once per day at night at 100mcg. but since you want the rejuvenation effects then 100mcg at night once per day would be fine.
Thats awsome brother! Much appreciated. I have a couple of vials on there way along with T3 albut and clen as trial reasons. But after reading HEX ability to heal DAMAGED NERVES along with other soft tissue injuries. I was sold.
Sounds like we are in very similar boats bud. I was thinking of running 100mcg twice a day (AM and PM)
True Injured brother's think alike! It a short acting chemical so maybe 2xd isnt bad, to kick start but leveling off to once a day just before work out might be safer. This is such a new chem there isn't a whole lot of trial and error on it yet, unless your a rat or mouse! I think i will take it easy at first for awhile and watch its side effects positive and negative's. The scary part is there is no known facts on how it reacts with the brain. During my trial run i will be keeping regular doctor visits and after a few months start complaining of severe headaches and have the doc give me a brain scan mri/ct scan and see if there is any abnormalities. At least i can have my insurance pay that.