I was wondering for how long is this hormone detectable in the body. I know that we produce it naturally, but I also know that many athletes had have issues passing these detection tests before. Does the frequency with which we use it plays an important role in this? Or, maybe not the frequency but it’s more of a quantity or dose thing? Is there a way to beat this test? Hope someone has an answer for this.
It's undetectable via a urine test, and detection window for a blood test is 72hrs.
Are you sure about this? Maybe urine tests can’t detect it but in the blood I’m not sure. What about Andy Pettite New York Yankees, Terry Newton a Rugby player, Chael Sonnen UFC, the Chinesse swimming team at the Olympics?Originally Posted by Charlyd
I guess they are testing athletes randomly during a season and an off season.
72h it's almost nothing. I never considered this aspect of the peptides, so eventually there are quite a few athletes enhancing their performance with them and being undetected.
HGH is one of the hardest drugs to detect. This is because it is broken down to the simplest amino acid form making it impossible to detect after just 72 hours via a drug test.
Yeah, I have read about that and yes, it takes 72 hours for it to be undetectable. I think you are pertaining to other drugs for the athletes. They were detected with something else and not the HGH or they might have been using them and since the test is random, they are unaware as to when are they gonna be tested.
They are all correct. 72 hours is enough for it not to be detected. What's difficult is if you are into AAS and then you suddenly were asked for a test because they test the testosterone levels. It would take you months to make yourself "clean" of it. Do you do AAS as well?
I am pretty sure that top doctors are working on detecting substances like these or other effects they might have in the body because these could be game changers in some sports.
I just started with 4ui HGh and 80mg. dianabol per week. You think the dianabol will take months to leave my body. God, a guy iin the gym told me I wouldn't have any trouble, if I stop now how long will it be detectable?
I have read an article about it somewhere, I just forgot to save the link. But it says it would take you 6-8 months for it to be undetectable. So if you stop now, you would be cleared by May of next year. I hate how random random tests are. LOL
Wow! Really? That long? But if it is just peptides, it's just 72 hours, right? Ooh, that is a pretty long time then! But what if it is really effective with your regimen? I just hope that Jimbo76 does not plan to do anything that would need drug testing. Good luck to you!
Yeah, just like the rest has posted, it would just take 72 hours. But then that article I have read showed a chart that does not have hours on them but weeks and months. Most of the drugs stay in the body for a max of 10 months even. I just forgot to favorite it, sorry.
I will try to research on that. I know how you feel. Ahaha!
It is just interesting to note that most of the effective drugs are the ones that stay longer in the body. Though we know for a fact that these are effective for what we use them for, our body would still be detected to have a drug that is considered "illegal."
Thank you, I appreciate that. I just really wish that I am not forgetful most of the time. Good thing, I do not forget my shot schedules hahaha!
Well, it is really scary if you are like a professional athlete and then you continue to use the drugs when you know that you are not allowed to. That's what I think is a bit of a concern here.
I've taken HGH and can confirm it's pretty much undetectable after 72 hours. Testosterone levels on the other hand are pretty hard to hide and it would take quite a while, though I'm not exactly sure how much time it is.
It depends of the ester. Suspension testosterone can no longer be detected after 3 days, for example, while propionate testosterone can no longer be detected after 2-3 weeks. It's better to take an extra week though, just to be sure.
I agree. It depends. But just to be sure, a month would be the best for it not to be detected.
I have a friend who gave himself a week before a test just to be sure... It would not harm you if you want to stay away from questioning, I think.
You are good after 72 hours and nothing to worry after. If you still want to continue, though, I suggest you wait for another 72 hours because someone from the testing area might say that you have to repeat the test again. At least you are prepared anyways. Good luck!
I have no idea but the responses are really helpful! Thank you guys for sharing your knowledge about it! Now I am aware and I have to be extra careful because I will be travelling a lot at the first quarter of next year. I am thinking of bringing my stuff or stopping altogether just to be safe. You guys are really amazing!
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