I am thinking about if and how Alcohol impacts the growth hormone release, proper absorption in the body.
Let's imagine you drank four or five beers dinner time. Later that evening around 12 p.m. you've sobered up and you take ghrp and mod GRF 1-29?
Let's imagine you're still drunk and you take your peps?
Let's imagine you inject your peptides, no alcohol in your body but then you've a couple of beers half an hour after your peptide shot?
Personally, I drink rarely, once every three months. But I'm wondering if some of the above situations would significantly reduce the effects of the peptides.
Does it matter if you don't drink often? Skip a dose or not, it will not make a difference.
Sounds like a fun experiment Think I will try it with different types of beer/alcohol, just for the additional info.
Alcohol doesn't do anything good for your body.
Personally, if I am going to train, use drugs, vitamins and supplements, alcohol will simply negate my hard work and increase health problems. Those people who are truly serious about their physiques don't drink alcohol.
I do believe it is a legitimate question and for those who say alcohol does not have any place in your diet etc. I say everyone has their own outlook on life. I like the odd glass of whisky or red wine.
Few drinks on the weekend won't mess up your gh release.
Acute effects of growth hormone in alcohol-fed rats. - PubMed - NCBI
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