Jackedjack
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I know This question is hard to answer unless you are some lab guy working with biosimilar proteins n shit. But just for the sake of food for thought.
Many experienced athletes have said thousands of times chinese growth hormone is shit, even if you have high serum levels on blood work.
Why so? Is it possible to make something else, like different amino chain thats not actual HGH but shows up nicely on blood serum?
Before Oneq’s SomaLong came out, i thought its not possible. And anything thats not 191aa will not show up on blood work.
But now we see it in real life as actual product, being - SomaLong.
Basically Somalong if i understand right its modified growth hormone molecule (its not 191aa), but STILL show up on boold work serum levels as growth hormone. Im not saying SomaLong doesnt work, im sure it does, ive tested it.
But here arise the BIG question.
Where is the problem for chinese fake producers to make similar modified amino chain, thats cheap to make, but doesnt react to growth hormone receptors but STILL show up on blood work serum tests.??
So now basically Somalong show us - it IS possible.
If this is true. Blood work testing for generic growth hormone is absolutelly worthless.
Discuss guys, im interested in your thoughts.
Many experienced athletes have said thousands of times chinese growth hormone is shit, even if you have high serum levels on blood work.
Why so? Is it possible to make something else, like different amino chain thats not actual HGH but shows up nicely on blood serum?
Before Oneq’s SomaLong came out, i thought its not possible. And anything thats not 191aa will not show up on blood work.
But now we see it in real life as actual product, being - SomaLong.
Basically Somalong if i understand right its modified growth hormone molecule (its not 191aa), but STILL show up on boold work serum levels as growth hormone. Im not saying SomaLong doesnt work, im sure it does, ive tested it.
But here arise the BIG question.
Where is the problem for chinese fake producers to make similar modified amino chain, thats cheap to make, but doesnt react to growth hormone receptors but STILL show up on blood work serum tests.??
So now basically Somalong show us - it IS possible.
If this is true. Blood work testing for generic growth hormone is absolutelly worthless.
Discuss guys, im interested in your thoughts.