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I have been doing a lot of reading on IGF and have some questions as to what I can expect in the way of possible results and possible concerns. My current stats are 6'2, 245lbs, 12%bf. Want to hold as much muscle as possible but lean out at whatever pace will allow me to maintain the most muscle (like most other people I assume). :dizzy:
I am currently on TRT and have been for nearly two years. My current dosage is 200mg Test/Cyp per week, HCG and Arimidex. I have the ability to also use Deca on my TRT at 200mg per week and have in the past but am not currently.
I have been contemplating adding IGF-1 Lr3 to my regimen and would likely start with a smaller dosage of 40mcg probably to see how I do. As I read it appears the immediate sides are almost non-existent, however there is talk about intestinal growth down the road and ultimately gut dissention. Additionally, I have read that since the IGF basically creates new muscle cells it can also create new cancer cells if they are present and ultimately can lead to an expedited occurrence of cancer in some people. Any thoughts on these issues?
Also, as far as administering goes are results severely blunted by injecting sub-q versus intra-muscular? Other than glute injections, I have never injected into any other muscle groups so I am a little unsure of that. I’m assuming a standard insulin syringe will do the trick? Or must I use a longer needle?
Thanks in advance.
I am currently on TRT and have been for nearly two years. My current dosage is 200mg Test/Cyp per week, HCG and Arimidex. I have the ability to also use Deca on my TRT at 200mg per week and have in the past but am not currently.
I have been contemplating adding IGF-1 Lr3 to my regimen and would likely start with a smaller dosage of 40mcg probably to see how I do. As I read it appears the immediate sides are almost non-existent, however there is talk about intestinal growth down the road and ultimately gut dissention. Additionally, I have read that since the IGF basically creates new muscle cells it can also create new cancer cells if they are present and ultimately can lead to an expedited occurrence of cancer in some people. Any thoughts on these issues?
Also, as far as administering goes are results severely blunted by injecting sub-q versus intra-muscular? Other than glute injections, I have never injected into any other muscle groups so I am a little unsure of that. I’m assuming a standard insulin syringe will do the trick? Or must I use a longer needle?
Thanks in advance.
