Applying MC IGF 1: localized growth or just a myth?

Posted this in the peptides forum but no response. I know some vets can answer this. Any help is greatly appreciated.

So I'm a bit confused. Trying to maximize my results this time around with MC's IGF 1. Last time I applied to my abs. Results were WOW to put it mildly! However, got these "knots". Took months to go away and would rather not go that route again. Annoyed the F$#k outta me! So I'm gonna apply to a muscle group. I'm hearing a lot about localized growth but the "theory" from what I'm reading doesn't match up. For example, vets like Presser get amazing results and they always apply to lower abs. However, I'm seeing enough anecdotal evidence on here that localized growth isn't just "pie in the sky". So, I have a few questions:

1. Calves are by far my weakest muscle group. Even if I'm not working calves that day is it best to just apply there daily? I play on running MC's IGF 1 7 days a week for 8 weeks (then a month break).
2. Can I just apply the total amount to one calve one day and then the total amount to the other calve the next day or is bilateral application really necessary?
3. If the general feeling is that localized growth is a myth where does everyone apply? I was thinking it's easiest to apply the total amount to one side delt one day and then the other side delt the next....

Thanks to all who answer. I was really impressed with my last go around with this stuff and I was only at 20 mcg a day! This time it's 40 a day and after a month I may bump to 60-80 a day but I really want to get it as right as possible this time.

This forum is great! Best info out there BAR NONE!


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sorry for the no reply bro, the reps have their heads up their asses!

Anyhow, I dont believe localized muscle growth is a myth! I have seen local muscle growth from area application personally! And yes you can apply ti all at once on one area and then the next time the entire amount on the next area! No real need to break it up in my opinion

Thanks for the info! One last question. It can be applied daily to the same muscle group (in my case calves) even though that's not what is being worked out? For calves, is the gastrocnemius the best area to apply to get the most growth. I think it would be if I want that "bulge" from the sides.

I think the confusion about localized growth has more to do with what people are expecting. You have the shape you have for the most part. 1/2 inch of muscle that grows disproportionally from other bodyparts when its usually a lagging area is insane. I slowly noticed better shape, separation and areas developing. For instance my calves got wider first (started to flare to the sides more). From the side they look similiar although there are more fibrous striations. It's amazing stuff. I will say this. Go slow on calf doses. The pump can get crazy REAL fast. I do mine once a week and they stay inflated and crampy for at least 2 days

greeneyedmuscle said:

Thanks for the info! One last question. It can be applied daily to the same muscle group (in my case calves) even though that's not what is being worked out? For calves, is the gastrocnemius the best area to apply to get the most growth. I think it would be if I want that "bulge" from the sides.

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I like to switch it around. Try both and see what you like. I apply to the inner bulge of the gastrocnemius