Kigtropin‏

Dosage:
100IU kit, 10 x 10IU (Water Not Inc)
Manufacturer:
Generic Pharma China
About Human Growth Hormone:
Growth hormone has a strong anabolic effect as it not only causes
muscular hypertrophy (enlargement of muscle cells ) but also muscular
hyperplasia ( increase of the number of muscle cells) while anabolic
steroids only cause muscular hypertrophy. HGH also influences burning
of fat, strengthens the connective tissue ( tendons and cartilage ) and
greatly increases strength. Gains made on HGH cycle remain after the
drug has been discontinued.
HGH has to be used in combination with thyroid hormones (T3), insulin,
anabolic steroids; anadrol, sustanon, omnadren , testosteron propionat
... to be effective. Because growth hormone has a short half life
injections should be divided throughout the day.
All professional bodybuilders use HGH as well as most of professional
athletes from boxers, martial artists, gymnasts... it is a favorite of
professional athletes all over the world because of it's unique effects
and because there is no method for detecting it in doping tests. The
use of exogenous sources of Growth Hormone has been popular in the
United States for several years now.
Originally, athletes used biologically active forms that were the
actual extract of the pituitary glands of cadavers. While production
was under way on the synthetic, recombinant DNA versions of this drug,
it was discovered that the biologically active form was associated with
the formation of a rare brain virus called Creutzveldt Jacob Disease.
This was a fatal virus that afflicted a very small number of GH users,
none of whom were athletes. In light of this discovery, the FDA removed
all of these natural GH versions from the market in the United States.
Luckily, the synthetic recombinant versions were approved by the FDA a
short time afterwards. These versions were developed after years of
experiments with amino acid chains. The first of these versions was
patented and produced by Genentech Labs with the brand name Protropin.
A short time later, another form of synthetic Growth Hormone gained FDA
approval.
It was produced by Eli Lilly Labs and brand named Humatrope. This
product was allowed to be patented because it was shown to be unique in
that it contained a slightly different amino acid chain than the
Protropin. The difference was that Humatrope had 191 amino acid chains
in sequence and Protropin had 192. For some very complicated reasons,
the 191 amino acid configuration has been shown to be more effective.
It had been speculated that these synthetic versions of GH would
greatly improve the cost effectiveness of using GH, yet that has not
been the case.
The majority of which are made up of the 191 amino acid sequence. There
is even a form of the original human extract Growth Hormone, called
Grorm which is available in a few countries. Although this drug is
indicated for the treatment of pituitary deficient dwarfism, it has
been used extensively by athletes who are attempting to alter their
body composition. Growth Hormone itself, is an endogenous hormone
produced by the pituitary gland. It exists at especially high levels
during the teen years when it promotes growth of almost all tissues. It
also contributes to the deposition of protein and promotes the
breakdown of fat for use as energy. As the body reaches full
maturation, the endogenous levels of GH are substantially diminished.
After this, GH is still present in the body but at a substantially
lower level where it continues to aid in protein synthesis, RNA and DNA
reactions and the conversion of body fat to energy. By introducing an
exogenous source of this hormone, athletes are hoping to promote these
effects, causing the body to deposit more muscle tissue while at the
same time reducing body fat stores. A number of athletes claim that GH
is not that effective on its own, but in a stack with steroids it can
do remarkable things. Perhaps there is some type of actual synergism
created by the concomitant use of these two agents. Empirical data
suggests that the efficacy of GH is dose related and that the majority
of users may not have been taking enough of it to get positive results.
Despite speculation concerning its efficacy, synthetic GH is being used
by thousands of elite athletes. These include men and women
bodybuilders, strength athletes, as well as a multitude of Olympic
competitors. Although Growth Hormone is banned by athletic committees,
there is no method for the detection of it which allows drug tested
competitors to use this product freely without any ramifications.
Adverse reactions to GH use are rare but technically could involve
acromegaly (elongation of the feet, forehead and hands). Other possible
side effects involve overgrowth of the elbows or jaw, thickening of the
skin and a type of diabetes. Effective dosages seem to be in the area
of 4-10 IU/day. Cycle length is usually determined by how long the
athlete can afford it. Some take the product for 6 week cycles, others
use it year round.