Omnitrope is a hormonal drug that contains somatropin (Human Growth Hormone). This is an artificially created hormone that is widely used in the field of sports nutrition. 

Omnitrope improves the metabolic processes of fats, proteins and carbohydrates. The drug enhances lipolysis and lowers the flow of triglycerides into the fat deposits.

Somatropin may also change the lipid profile. Omnitrope stimulates bone metabolism and normalizes the content of minerals in the bones. Prolonged therapy with Omnitrope will lead to increased physical endurance, as well as muscle strength.

General information about Omnitrope effects

It is worth paying attention to the following basic effects of Omnitrope:

• Fat metabolism. This drug significantly reduces the concentration of lipoproteins and “bad” cholesterol in the blood. It helps regulate the work of internal organs, including cardiovascular system.

• Metabolism of carbohydrates. Growth hormone helps regulate blood glucose levels. When used regularly, Omnitrope injections will help you with blood sugar control.

• Exchange of body fluids. The drug helps restore the necessary volume of plasma and liquid inside the cells. Also, somatropin will help you prevent loss of some micronutrients.

• Bone metabolism. Human growth hormone helps restore the necessary volume of calcium, which in turn helps strengthen the bones. Thus, Omnitrope helps in the fight against osteoporosis at any age.

• Increased vitality. Patients can increase their vitality and energy after Omnitrope course. In addition, the contractile function of the heart is activated.

General information about Omnitrope dosage

It is necessary to select the dosages with extreme caution. 0.5 mg is the most effective daily amount. However, it is possible to gradually increase this dose. At the same time, the dose is calculated individually and should not exceed 1 mg per day. Omnitrope solution is used before bedtime. Experts recommend changing the injection areas every time to avoid dangerous lipoatrophy.

The drug should be injected slowly (subcutaneously). Omnitrope is used once a day, mainly at night.

Omnitrope in bodybuilding

Omnitrope is actively used by athletes. Somatropin (Human Growth Hormone) is synthesized in the body by the anterior pituitary gland. As for its chemical structure, this drug belongs to the group of peptide hormones. Somatropin is used to increase the linear growth of bone tissue. It also promotes muscle and cartilage tissue regeneration.

Let’s talk about the main effects of Omnitrope therapy:

• Strong anabolic properties;

• The drug slows down catabolic reactions;

• Omnitrope helps accelerate the processes of lipolysis;

• The drug regulates energy metabolism in the body;

• Omnitrope rejuvenates the body.

It should be noted that the drug is prescribed only for athletes whose age exceeds 20 years. By this time, the growth of bone tissue stops in most cases.

As for the optimal Omnitrope course, everything depends on your goals and expected results. You need to consult an experienced doctor or other specialist before making your choice.

Keep in mind that the dosage should be selected individually. It can be gradually increased, although a sharp increase in the dosage can become dangerous to health.

It is recommended to use insulin or anabolic steroids in parallel with Omnitrope to achieve better results. For example:

• For maximum fat-burning effect, a dosage of 8-10 IU per day is recommended (it is better to be used in combination with anabolics).

• Use 10-16 IU per day to increase muscle mass (the dose can be divided into several doses, preferably in combination with insulin or steroids).

• For the rejuvenation effect, a dosage of 2-4 IU per day is recommended.

• A dosage of 4-6 IU is sufficient for restorative or prophylactic effect for both professional athletes and beginners.

General information about Omnitrope contraindications

The drug should not be taken with the following contraindications:

• Malignant tumors;

• Postoperative period;

• Patients with osteomalacia, bone defects;

• Pregnancy;

• Breastfeeding;

• Infants;

• Hypersensitivity reactions.