Does proviron lowers the levels of IGF-1?

Hi Guys,

A friend of me has a couple questions concerning the use of proviron during HGH or IGF-1 cycle.

He has already a lot of years experience with steroids and did a lot of competition (Using hgh is relatively new for him, he has done a number of short cycles in the past).

At this moment he is using:
1250 mg Test.Enanthate/EW
200 mg Deca Durabolin/EW
4 i.u. HGH/ED
Later in its cycle he has planned to use igf-1 and some other steroids(tren. enanthate)

He likes to use some proviron against water retention. He is afraid that proviron or some other anti-e, for example arimidex, will lower the IGF-1 levels and that his cycle will be less effective.

Does someone know if proviron lowers the IGF-1 levels in the body? Or have you people have other suggestions about this cycle?

His second question is if adding some T3 makes the cycle more effective?

Any help would be very appeciated!!! :thumbsup:

Good questions, bump for info.

I've never heard that proviron will lower igf1 levels. If anything I would think that it would make them slightly higher (especially with more free test circulating). T3 would be good at low levels for protein synthesis.

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clen and t3 is super charging it bro....i love that one

Bro, I've been searching for the thread, but yes... I've read that Proviron will lower IGF levels to a degree.

I will keep looking for the post, but to answer your question, yes it will.

never knew that...I'll have to look into it further...

Never knew that either, knew nolva did.

Interesting. So if I run IGF while on Proviron, then I shouldn't have a problem.

TomSizeMore said:

Bro, I've been searching for the thread, but yes... I've read that Proviron will lower IGF levels to a degree.

I will keep looking for the post, but to answer your question, yes it will.

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I think I f'd up and talked too soon. I can't find the post but could have sworn it was out there saying it lowered IGF levels. However, I haven't been able to find anthing on it after alot of searching, so disregard my post for now. Sorry

I'll take a look for some info regarding this tonight,

I've just looked through many many pages of info and have actually found many statements that it does not decrease IGF1 and some statements that it does increase IGF1. Search for "Proviron lowering IGF1" on google.

Well that's good to know. I'm going to set an appointment with my endocrinologist.

keep us updated Tk...i was thinkin about running proviron by it self...lol