Safety and Candidacy Who May Be a Good Candidate Athletes training at high intensity or volume with significant electrolyte losses Endurance athletes competing in multi-day events Athletes with post-exercise GI distress that limits oral rehydration Those with documented electrolyte deficiencies contributing to cramping or fatigue Athletes who want medically supervised recovery support alongside nutrition and physical therapy Who Should Avoid IV Therapy Severe kidney disease (impaired fluid and electrolyte handling) Congestive heart failure (fluid overload risk) Known allergies to any components of the infusion Active infection or fever Uncontrolled hypertension Always disclose your complete medical history and medication list to your clinician before your first session
Heres what to consider when choosing between GHS peptides and TRT, including their risks, benefits, and costs, and how to decide which approach makes sense for you
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