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20-12-2006, 08:04 PM
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 | IGF Sub-Q? Lads, Asked on a couple of boards with limited response about injecting igf sub-q, been told it causes organ growth!! I've tried it a few times and liked it but stopped because of this info [back to IM injections now]. Any thoughts bro's? |
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20-12-2006, 11:51 PM
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   | Re: IGF Sub-Q? in my opinion this is a myth as their is no, non, nadda studies that relate to IGF-1LR3 injected Sub-Q i know of a few guys who inject Sub-Q and have done for a very long time with no organ growth......i would ask any one who preaches that it does cause Organ growth then why just Sub-Q why not IM injections seeing as the IGF-1LR3 still moves around the body??
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21-12-2006, 04:05 PM
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| Re: IGF Sub-Q? Cheers bro, I was hoping you'd reply. It was in a thread over at MT in which you mentioned sub-q injections so I thought I'd give it a try and really liked the 'all over pump' it gave me. I'm no expert, but its exactly what you've said thats gone through my mind...if its in your body, regardless of how its got there, it either will, or will not have the said side effects. But no reports of organ growth is good for me! Ta. |
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21-12-2006, 09:47 PM
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| Re: IGF Sub-Q? Yes you can do Sub-Q. The organ growth thing I find kind of amusing myself. I mean, why would one injection cause more organ growth than another? Sub-Q usually releases a bit slower anyway. I would think that if anything did it, then it would be using way too much IGF-1. I do hear that the intestines have the most receptor sites for IGF-1
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