Jintropin - properties and side effects

Author: Timko Ilya - master of the whole project and fitness trainer.
2011-09-10

Important! We do not advocate for the use of steroids and other potent substances. All information is provided so that those who still decide to take them can do so with minimal health risks.

What is Jintropin?

Jintropin is the name of a medication produced by GeneScience Pharmaceuticals Co., LTD, based in Changchun, China. It is the largest company in China manufacturing modern pharmaceutical products. Jintropin is an injectable somatotropin (human growth hormone) and is considered one of the best in the world.

Growth hormone, also known as somatotropin or somatotropic hormone (STH), was first isolated in 1956. After the initial experiments, it became evident that it causes the lengthening of bones in children, leading to its name. Growth hormone is secreted by the pituitary gland in response to signals from the hypothalamus. Typically, after the age of twenty, the body's production of this hormone decreases. Aging is directly linked to the level of growth hormone secretion. On average, after the age of 20, production levels drop by 15% every ten years. Growth hormone does not have a gender difference; its levels are similar in both men and women.

Despite the use of growth hormone-containing medications being banned by WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency), these medications are available over the counter in our country.

Properties of Jintropin

• The most important and unique property of growth hormone is that at certain dosages, it stimulates the regeneration of tissues that normally do not regenerate. Research has shown that the number of muscle fibers in each muscle is genetically predetermined, and muscle volume increases only by increasing the thickness of the fibers. However, recent studies have found that at specific dosages, somatotropin can induce the division of muscle tissue cells. This is why, after stopping a Jintropin cycle, athletes retain a significant portion of their strength and muscle volume. The newly acquired fibers do not disappear.
• This applies not only to muscles. Under its influence, cartilage tissue also regenerates, which until recently was considered irreparable by science.
• Somatotropin shifts oxidative metabolism towards the utilization of fatty acids. This means there is a quicker burning of fat deposits while preserving protein and glycogen in the muscles.
• With increased caloric intake characteristic of a bulking phase, there is an increase in the daily production of insulin. Consequently, this leads to a significant increase in protein synthesis.

Side Effects

• The primary possible side effect of somatotropin is a decrease in blood sugar levels (there is a risk of developing diabetes). In rare cases, it can reduce insulin activity, serving as a protective mechanism against hypoglycemic coma. It is well-known that decreased blood sugar levels (which can occur during weight training) increase growth hormone production.
• Individuals suffering from endogenous hypersecretion (hyperfunction of the gonads) face a risk of acromegaly. Bones become wider and thicker, with growth occurring in the bones of the hands and feet. Facial features may also enlarge due to the growth of the lower jaw and nose. Some internal organs may also increase in volume and weight.
• Additionally, in very rare cases, hypothyroidism may occur.

All side effects from using Jintropin are extremely rare and do not occur on a large scale. The development of various complications requires individual predisposition.

In Russia, there is only one official distributor of Jintropin: Europharm. Everything else is counterfeit. To find out where to buy genuine Jintropin in your city, you can visit the official website of Europharm.