[Liam O'Donnell]

With the dosages of 5iu GH, 300mg CJC and Ipamorelin and 0.25mg Reta ED. I will utilise a baseline of 10iu lantus as you have suggested.

However If BG upon wake is in a good range do you feel a need for the Lantus to deal with the carbs which will be consumed throughout the day or only introduce the insulin if I notice BG trending higher upon wake?

No but did you notice the Reta hit your breathing at all ?

I personally did , so I moved mine to much later in the evening when I was then properly relaxing in that last hour before bed and it didn’t hit me the same

[Liam O'Donnell]

No, had noticeable affects on breathing for me. Interesting to hear though and something I will be mindful of should anything change.

No but did you notice the Reta hit your breathing at all ?

I personally did , so I moved mine to much later in the evening when I was then properly relaxing in that last hour before bed and it didn’t hit me the same

[Liam O'Donnell]

Thanks Jordan, really helpful. Will definitely keep the Reta in for the off season, have ran it at 0.8 per day through the diet and it has been great!

Any issues with Reta being administered fasted in the morning at the same time as the Lantus?

If you want to prolong it so it stays perfect all push up , add some Reta , 0.25 per day likely do it

[Liam O'Donnell]

Thanks Hilly, obviously dosages are going to be monitored and dictated by blood work and how I feel, however from the ratios I have stated do you see any issues with this as a framework to start with or would you tweak the ratios at all?

If you feel good on this stack imo it’s a very good mix of drugs. I favour this fair bit with clients

[Liam O'Donnell]

What dosages would you recommend of CJC and Ipamorelin? Both injected before bed also?

Or failing that stay at 4 , and then add cjc without dac and ipam before bed , will get you another 4iu

[Liam O'Donnell]

Thanks for the response!

More is always better, you’ll notice we keep saying this in all the threads currently on GH people asking the same thing.

So if you can afford it then yes increasing the dose will give you more.