Tweetwell...i don't have any experience with gh but i believe the minimum dose most take is around 4 iu/day...

Tweetthis is only my opinion, but you should start a cycle 2 weeks before you start your gh so the test is active before the gh. gh alone will only promote fat burning and cutting up. most popular gh cycles are 4iu 5 days on 2 off. gh is a good gais keeper so you want the gh to run longer than the juice. normally gh sides don't start 'til around 12 iu's a day.

TweetI do have the resources to go 4iu/day...if I go 5on 2 off will 3 months be enough?????????

TweetI know a couple of younger guys that got some good results off as low as 2ius.

I have considering doing 2ius ED AM and then another 2ius PW (4x a week)..so 22ius a week.

Id go for what you have.

Tweetsoprano,

I did 2 iu's a day without AS, medically supervised.
It will take a month on average to raise your natural GH levels, mine doubled in a month. With GH it is consistency not quantity.
I gained 5 lbs. all nice and lean and still there six months later.
Obviously stacking GH, w/insulin and AS is the cadillac stack. IMHO your plan is extremely sound and safe. If you could extend the GH after the cycle for a month or two, it may help solidify gains, not neccessary, just possibly better.

Only suggestion, some GH users use a little T-3 to combat insulin resistance. Suggest some searches on this board and others.

At that low dose, which is the medical reccomended dose based on research sides are very low. Maybe little water retention. Also lethargy is possible due to insulin resistance.

At my low dose experienced no fat loss.

Hoped That Helped
Good Luck

Tweet2 questions whats lethargy and how long in total did you run gh?

Tweetsoprano,

Ran the GH for seven months.

Lethargy, is a general lack of energy, feeling of tiredness.

Trip

TweetI'm gonna go 4iu 5 on 2 off..total 3 months. Would b-12 injections help with the lethargy ??

TweetT-3 supposedly helps with lethargy. Do a search on this site and others, never tried it, yet, 25 mcg per day seems to be the dose, yet, reccomend the search. Again lethargy is usual due to insulin resistance.

B-12, did a shot the other day. B vitamins are the transporter vitamins, they get minierals nutrients and vitamins from the digestive system to the cells. B-12 makes me a little more hungry and that is it. B-12 in general is noted for giving energy, IMHO if you train well and eat right it helps although not that noticeable, as for someone that doesn't eat well and train.