Immense GF Review: Partial Results

Ok guys..... here it is. Just about done the 2nd run of MC's Immense GF. Please note these are the results of someone who does not eat very clean, and had only one goal in mind.... power!! At approx. 40-50 mcg's sipped PWO (3 days a week) there was enough to last about 6 weeks per container. There was one month off between the 1st and 2nd runs.

I noticed a definite change in body weight (currently at 214-215 from 204-205). I did not notice any fat loss, which probably had to do with my less than clean diet (which really did not increase in calories, by the way) and my choice in conservative dosing. If anything, I noticed a slight gain in BF, but low in comparison in the gain in total BW. Curiously enough, the weight did not really drop much (maybe 2 pounds) in between runs. I find this odd, considering a good portion of that BW gain was water, or so I thought.

Strength gains were slow and consistent. I was very happy considering the lr3 was run with only some aminos, protein, ZMA, waxy maize, and creatine. And BTW, the BW gain did not really drop, even after a month off of the creatine. So anyway, back to the strength gains (which was my main focus). I am currently training for a national powerlifting meet, and I am over 3 months ahead of where I was before a meet done last August. In other words, right now I am at a strength level that I had been at only one month prior to my last meet. This means I have alot of time (about 15 weeks) to get stronger. Things have not even gotten "serious" yet. If all goes well this summer, I should be looking to total 1850 plus (via high 6's squat, low 5's bench, and high 6's deadlift) in the 220lb class. Much thanks to Presser and the MC staff for all your help.:thumbsup: If anyone has any questions, fire away.

Hey man, great report on your results. Those lifts are pretty damn good too. How long have you been powerlifting?

teedubgee said:

Hey man, great report on your results. Those lifts are pretty damn good too. How long have you been powerlifting?

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Been doing 3 lift power meets since 1996 (started as a 165'er). Before that, I did bench only meets for about 5-6 years. Thanks for the comments.

One more thing I forgot to mention above. Another important consideration are the injuries that I have been dealing with lately. One, in particular, occurred during my last meet in August 2007. This is why you will notice no bench or deadlift vids from that National meet. I tore my shoulder during my 3rd attempt squat (655 started to roll down my back with my hands still attached to the bar). My left arm was so messed up, I could not even bench 135. For months, I struggled to get my bench back, and it was very slow and agonizing. And although I can not prove that the Immense GF was the sole reason for my comeback, I definitely believed that it helped. IMO, there was a noticable acceleration of healing in the area. In another week, I will max my bench, so we shall see. For those interested in my progress, I will post a link to the vid, after the max.

same happened with me to bring back a dead flacid outer quad years ago, it litterly didnt flex for almost a year, and after a while on the immense g factor it started flexing again, though atrophy set in big time and their wasnt much to flex,lol, but in about another year i got my full size back on my left legs outer quad thanks to the immense growth factor-1 , doctor even told me my muscle would never fire again or flex rather, and that bitch was so fuckiong sure of herself and loved telling me this as i told i her juiced at the time and she seriously loved telling me it would never flex again and the reason for it was steroid use, wich it wasnt, i just hit a nerve and the nerve healed after using the immense growth factor, crazy i know but thank GOD!

Glad you are seeing good results so far.

Presser said:

same happened with me to bring back a dead flacid outer quad years ago, it litterly didnt flex for almost a year, and after a while on the immense g factor it started flexing again, though atrophy set in big time and their wasnt much to flex,lol, but in about another year i got my full size back on my left legs outer quad thanks to the immense growth factor-1 , doctor even told me my muscle would never fire again or flex rather, and that bitch was so fuckiong sure of herself and loved telling me this as i told i her juiced at the time and she seriously loved telling me it would never flex again and the reason for it was steroid use, wich it wasnt, i just hit a nerve and the nerve healed after using the immense growth factor, crazy i know but thank GOD!

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Did you use it on the quad that was bad each day. I have a calf that is smaller from nerve damage. I think it was damage in my back though. I really keep thinking about using IGF in only that calf for a while, but just do not want to oversaturate it and wast the IGF. I have heard many people say this stuff heals old injuries.

i have included peptides into almost every type of cycle i do now and what not and it has really helped me stay injury free do to the increase in tendon and ligament strength, plus i now take more precautionary measures as well but i feel this stuff is the holy grail for aging and injury prone lifters

Question, I have a friend that suffered nerve damage on his back from a disc in his lower back. They've since removed the disc but he has had to undergo lots of physical therapy just to be able to walk again with a cane. Could Immense Growth Factor help him and how would that be administered if it could.