Okay, maybe a weird question — but does anyone else feel like their supplements started working better after they got on GH?
I’ve been training seriously for 7–8 years, know my macros, take the usual (whey, creatine, magnesium, omega-3s, some gut stuff), but ever since I started a mild GH protocol a month ago, it’s like I absorb stuff faster. My pumps are bigger, recovery is way quicker, and my stomach doesn’t feel bloated even with 200g+ protein a day.
I didn’t expect this at all — figured GH would help mostly with fat loss and sleep. But now I’m wondering if it’s doing something to digestion or nutrient partitioning?
Nah man, not weird at all — you’re actually spot on. GH affects IGF-1 levels and cellular repair, which can totally improve how your body handles nutrients. Better protein synthesis, faster creatine uptake, more efficient carb use… it's a cascade effect.When I started on Spectros, I noticed my peri-workout shake felt like it hit harder. Like, I’d drink it and 20 mins later feel fully back from a brutal leg session. Here’s what I’ve been using btw Spectros 280 IU .I think the key is consistency. GH by itself isn’t magic, but paired with good nutrition and clean supps, it’s a whole new game.
That’s an interesting angle, actually. I’ve always wondered if there was more synergy between GH and supps than people usually talk about. Might explain why some folks get crazy results with simple stacks. Watching this thread
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