I know ghoul is a fan of Tesa but I don’t believe he’s tried gh. Gh blows ghrp out of the fucking water in almost every way imo. I’ve used all the ghrp/ghrh combinations but haven’t tried anything with dac. Gh, used responsibly, unlike when I was bodybuilding more seriously, is just the god damn greatest chemical I have ever used. It has done more to rejuvenate me to feeling younger than anything I’ve tried or done. Hgh is such a well tolerated drug there is little risk as long as one is responsible and follows the drug guidelines. I would try what you got honestly. Just my 2 cents.
I was actually going to mention I've gone through several kits of GH before switching.
I went from 2iu to 5iu, experienced benefits and sides, but in terms of the long game, I feel (yes, feels), Tesa is just more sustainable. I get zero sides with Tesa. None, and I think that's because more of the regulatory feedback HPA system is kept in play, vs totally overriding it.
I just don't think about Tesa. It's effortless, GH always reminded me one way or another of its presence.
The benefits are not as pronounced, but they're there and unmistakable.
The discussion did get me looking more into potential risks of Tesa, and there are essentially no clinical cases of bad outcomes using Tesa.
I went into the theoretical, and looked into the consequences of what an excess production of GHRH (a rare genetic disorder ) can cause, and it's an enlarged pituitary. But there's no evidence that's ever happened with long term Tesa users (it's not even suggested or warned against, I made the link myself. I had to really dig to find that issue).
While I can't find it atm, I had even seen research that hypothesized long term Tesa use leads to continued elevated GH release even after cessation, implying a pituitary "rejuvenation" effect may exist.
Anyway, I think of Tesa as the boring Subaru station wagon with an automatic transmission, while GH is the stick shift Porsche. Either can take you safely to your destination, but latter can deliver far more exciting results, a lot quicker, but is also more likely to send you crashing into a ditch if you don't devote your full attention to what you're doing.
