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proud13 said:IGF causes naseau from a too high dosage and b/c the majority of the IGF receptors are *unfortunately found in the GI tract.
If you keep the dosages low you will have better *muscle gains than you would if you were using HGH b/c IGF is 10 x stronger. Think about it this way 1 I.U of HGH is equivalent to 4-6 mcg of IGF and if you're taking 40mcg a day (20mcg am/pm) then you're getting roughly the equivalent of 6-10 I.U.'s of HGH a day which is a good amount esp for 30 days.
Eat well, keep dosages low, use AAS while on the IGF, train your ass off and sleep. Those are the key ingredients for growth.
Even when I went off everything for the 12 wks b/c of ER visit, with no training, eating like shit and no supplements I kept alot of my size which means it was not water weight and instead new muscle growth. Now I'm back in the gym clean and I have good size....Next week I start.....deca, cyp, dbol, letrozole, propecia, IGF, IL-15 and myogro. Uh-oh!!!!
proud13 said:That's alot pm me and I'll help you out. Not too sure of dosages on IL-15 yet though. I need to try and find dosages given to test subjects so I can translate that into a human dosage.
sarcoplasm said:IGF by itself did nothing (or little) for me. I would never use it again without other compounds. I think the same can be said for HGH.
Sarcoplasm
tonykemp said:One more thing I'm a little unhappy with is that I seem to be losing weight with the IGF. I'm eating more than I was (I think), yet still I've lost a total of five pounds now in the two weeks I've been on IGF--down to 190. I look more muscular and possibly leaner when I look in the mirror, so I think I've gained muscle, but the scale says I've lost weight. Did I lose fat or am I also losing a bit of muscle too? I'm doing my best to eat, but maybe I'm just not getting the diet part under control, or my body is not reacting normally to the IGF.