Jozifp103

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GHRP vs GHRH





What is the difference?
Is one better than the other?
Should I use them together?






Let's start from the top shall we? These questions will be answered as simply and briefly as possible.










What is the difference?



*GHRP*
(Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide)
Examples:
GHRP-6, GHRP-2, Hexarelin, Ipamorelin etc.
Primary function:
Works in the pituitary gland and stimulates the production of growth hormone (GH). Your body releases GH in pulses throughout the day. [highlight]GHRP[/highlight] increases the size of these pulses releasing a substantial amount of GH per pulse. However [highlight]GHRP[/highlight] does NOT have an effect on the frequency or timing of your body's natural pulses.




VS




*GHRH*
(Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone)
Examples:
Mod-GRF, CJC-1295 with or without DAC, CJC-1293 etc.
Primary function:
Works in the pituitary gland and regulates the frequency and timing of GH pulses. This causes longer, more frequent GH pulses throughout the day.








Is one better than the other?
In my opinion, YES. [highlight]GHRP[/highlight] is superior as a standalone as it causes massive spikes in GH secretion. [highlight]GHRH's[/highlight] may cause more frequent pulses, but the fact is this is only so effective as your body only has so much natural GH to work with you may be shooting blanks by the end of the day. That's where [highlight]GHRP[/highlight] comes in. It keeps the GH flowing so when it's time for a pulse, there is plenty in the reservoir to release.






Should I use them together?
Should you? Absolutely. Do you have to? No. But if you are going to choose one over the other to run alone...[highlight]GHRP[/highlight] is the best option (IMO) for reasons explained in the above paragraph.






You will get exponentially greater results when using them together. They work synergistically together. The [highlight]GHRH[/highlight] maximizes the frequency and duration of your GH pulses, while the [highlight]GHRP[/highlight] increases the amount of GH produced and released during these pulses.

















Natural:

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With the help of [highlight]GHRH[/highlight] (More frequent pulses)
(Mind the toad)
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Using both together (Larger AND more frequent pulses)
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Smell what I'm steppin in?​
 
Very good with the visual aids! So they're very similar in nature, but there are subtle differences. Great info!
 
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