Simon90
Moderator
What are the risks involved with generic hgh?Well pointed out. And the doses will depend on each person, but what I've found works is:
ornithine 2g
l-dopa 1g
creatine, 5g
glutamine: 3g
beta alanine: 2g
arginine: 3g
lysine 1g (token dose for synergism with arginine)
In many case the studies will document higher doses for a GH response, for example 20g of creatine, but having that in one go simply isn't feasible for most people due to gastrointestinal (?) discomfort.
For the night time dose 3g glycine and you don't need any more than 5g GABA but make sure you build up slowly on GABA and don't try taking the 5g in one go.
To those of you reading this and thinking "Yeah right, Tony la and another one of his magic supplement potions" don't knock it until you've tested it.
GABA alone boosts GH by 400% at rest.
If there was a natural test booster proven to boost test levels by 400% people would be all over it.
GH can be boosted by up to 500% by many of these supplements and by exercise. Over the long term this produces real results. How much do you think you are really getting from gambling your life and your money away with these generics? And most of the pharma you use, if genuine, is a fraction of the potency because the black market never stores or delivers it in the necessary conditions.