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Is ipamorelin appropriate in this case?

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#1 lumia

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Posted 08 January 2023 - 06:25 AM


I have been seeing a urologist and have taken medication for a bit of hypogonadism. This time, however, I was doing my physical with my doctor, and after a long list of blood tests, he thinks my IGF-1--119ng/mL (reference range of 90-278) is "some of the lowest [he has] ever seen" on generally healthy males. He wonders if my HGH is a bit low and would want to give me ipamorelin.

 

Now, I'm neither a bodybuilder nor doing any competitive sports; and my main goal is to maintain metabolic and brain health due to family history. This is why I'm a bit leery about increasing my HGH, especially since the low IGF-1 might be (according to some threads here) caused by low-carb and/or time-restricted feeding (I've been doing 16/8 for a few years).

 

However, do you think my concerns are genuine, or misplaced?

 

Thanks for your answer in advance!


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#2 Thomas.Lebers90

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Posted 31 January 2023 - 05:54 PM

Doctors prescribe Ipamorelin? Isn't Ipamorelin a research chemical?


Edited by Thomas.Lebers90, 31 January 2023 - 05:54 PM.


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