rHGH 100iu SWISSPHARMA

Trade Names: HGH, Human Growth Hormone
Chemical Names: Somatropin
Routes: Intramuscular or Subcutaneous

• Contraindications: Do not combine with Insulin, IGF-LR3, or MGF close to the time of HGH administration.
• Duration: Results typically require at least 3 months of consistent use.
• Thyroid: Thyroid function suppression is rare in adults; supplementation is only necessary if indicated by blood assays.
• History: Synthetic somatropin (identical to natural HGH) replaced older, riskier cadaver-derived HGH, which was linked to Creutzfeldt-Jakob’s disease.

Important Considerations

• Negative Feedback: HGH suppresses natural production via a negative feedback loop. This can be mitigated by maintaining high testosterone and low estrogen levels.
• Estrogen Management: Use non-aromatizing compounds or ancillary agents like Arimidex or Letrozole .
• Fragility: * Store pure medical products at 2∘C2∘C to 8∘C8∘C.
• Do not shake the reconstituted solution, as the molecule is highly fragile.
• Use reconstituted solutions within 24–48 hours.

Safety and Storage

• Pulsate Protocol: Administering larger doses every second day (e.g., 6 IU6 IU every 48 hours instead of 3 IU3 IU daily) may yield superior results.
• Timing: Administer in the early morning and before lunch. Avoid proximity to sleep, training sessions, or supplements containing Arginine, OKG, or GABA.
• Synergy: Follow injections with 50–60 g50–60 g of cold (4∘C4∘C) hydrolyzed whey protein to optimize absorption.

Dosing Guidelines

• Structure: A single-chain polypeptide consisting of 191 amino acids.
• Function: Promotes protein synthesis, muscle mass, red blood cell production, and tissue growth. It is converted in the liver to Human growth hormone (HGH).
• Administration: Typically administered via subcutaneous or intramuscular injection.