HGH (100iu/kit)

How it works?

IGF-1 Stimulation:
HGH signals the liver and peripheral tissues to produce insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1), which drives tissue growth, repair, and regeneration.

Fat Metabolism:
Increases lipolysis by mobilizing stored fat for energy, particularly visceral and stubborn fat.

Protein Synthesis:
Supports nitrogen retention and muscle tissue preservation, especially during caloric restriction or recovery.

Cellular Repair & Recovery:
Enhances collagen synthesis, tendon and ligament repair, and overall recovery capacity.

Sleep-Linked Secretion:
Natural HGH release peaks during deep sleep; exogenous HGH bypasses this limitation.

Administration:

Injected subcutaneously

Typically used under medical supervision or prescription protocols

Timing (Non-Specific):

Natural HGH release is pulsatile, with the largest pulse during deep sleep.

AM use → works around your biology

PM use → works on top of your biology

That’s why:

Fat-loss-focused users often prefer AM

Recovery/anti-aging users often prefer PM

Some people feel better splitting timing conceptually (without discussing dose)

Kidney, Hydration & Fluid Context (Relevant to You)

PM timing can make fluid retention feel worse (pressure, stiffness)

AM timing tends to distribute fluid more evenly through the day

With recent back/kidney-area discomfort, AM timing is often better tolerated

Medical Oversight:

Blood markers (IGF-1, glucose, lipids) are commonly monitored in clinical use

HGH is often discussed alongside compounds that:

Support tissue repair (e.g., BPC-157, TB-500)

Improve skin and collagen quality (e.g., GHK-Cu)

Enhance mitochondrial or metabolic efficiency

These combinations are typically framed around recovery, longevity, and body composition, not acute performance.