guardianactual
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
IGF1 LR3 fat loss & HGH comparison. Common questions: First how does IGF-1 LR3 compare to HGH. Secondly, does IGF-1 LR3 have the same fat-burning effects as HGH? Lastly, is this okay to be used in conjunction with PCT?
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</br> Short answer based of user experience. 1. Better 2. Not sure but it definetly has fat reducing properties 3. Perfectly fine. 1. Better AND much Quicker results than HGH 2. Don't think it can match results when strictly compared to HGH for Fat Buring only, but overall IGF has many more Positive benefits than HGH aside from a "decent" fat burner. 3. IGF should be part of EVERY PCT, it's regenerative and restorative properties are unmatched.
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</br> IGF1 science
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</br> For the athlete today there is a tremendous amount of focus in their training to be bigger, stronger and faster by any means necessary.* There is an abundance of anabolic agents that do this,*yet unfortunately*have*ill side effects.* If you're 18, losing strength, and your youthful appearance then you might be encouraged to take growth hormone injections.* However, if we look at the common ground of these growth hormone injections, steroids and other anabolic agents when it comes to what is called a biochemical bottleneck (the funnel through which all the substances must pass) in their effect on muscle tissue, endocrine, exocrine glands and even DNA are often referred to as the blueprint of life.* The funnel is IGF-1.* IGF-1 or somatamedin C is far safer and 10 times more*effective than growth hormone itself.* In fact, the majority of the strength increase, muscle increase and anti-aging effects of growth hormone are due to its ability to raise IGF-1 levels in the body.* HGH has a very short half-life in the body of only 20 minutes versus IGF-1, which has a half-life of 20 hours.* IGF-1 is critical in preserving the nuclear DNA that is our blueprint for life and helps determine our max lifespan.
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</br> Growth Hormone*(GH) is one of the endocrine hormones that decline as we age (such as testosterone, melatonin, estrogen, and DHEA). *Not only does GH and IGF-1 prevent biological aging, they also reverse a broad range of symptoms associated with aging and even certain diseases related to aging.* GH is the primary hormone of*the pituitary gland and significantly decreases as we age especially after our 40s.* As GH is pulsated from the*pituitary gland mainly at night, it is quickly converted into IGF-1*in the liver, creating the metabolite form of GH your body is ready to use.* The decline in GH is directly associated with certain aging signs like wrinkling skin, graying of the hair, decreased energy and sexual function, increased body fat, heart disease and weak/brittle bones.* All of these issues can be retarded/reversed with IGF-1.
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</br> IGF-1 versus HGH Muscle Mass Scientists gave two different control groups of muscle tissue IGF-1 and Human*Growth Hormone (HGH)*to study the effects of these two hormones.* The muscle tissue that was given IGF-1 on its own increased in size, whereas HGH alone had no effect on the muscle size.* The reason is that HGH must be converted to IGF-1 before it is able*to be metabolized by the body.* So how does IGF-1 do this?
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</br> IGF-1 has been shown to Increase the transport of the building blocks of proteins called amino acids into cells throughout the body.* These amino acids, having reached the muscle cells, will regenerate muscle tissue following exercise.* Thus, the first job of IGF-1 is to assure proper absorption of the building blocks of the muscle itself so that muscle protein synthesis can occur. IGF-1 is like*insulin*in that increases*the uptake of blood sugar known as glucose; the University of East Carolina has reconfirmed this. *Doctors establish that IGF-1 stimulates glucose transport in human muscle tissue. GF-1 along with insulin has the ability to slow the rate of protein breakdown.* This is known as*catabolism inhibition. *Therefore it is anti-catabolic.
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</br> IGF-1 like*HGH but unlike insulin, shifts fuel utilization from carbohydrates to fat within the muscle cells themselves.* This means your body will burn fat including fat made from carbohydrates in your diet and other dietary fats. IGF-1 helps establish lean muscle mass without a corresponding rise in fact issue.
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</br> IGF-1 also has other powerful positive influence on the*human metabolism: Improved white blood cell production Restores the immune-promoting lyphoid*tissue Stimulates proliferation of both VB and C. lymphocytes (kill viruses) Increases the uptake in degradation of dangers LDL cholesterol by macrophages Improves nitrogen retention (muscle preservation) and increases sodium*excretion Improves parathyroid function vitamin D interaction to produce dense bone matrix reduces the urinary hydroxyl*proline excretion
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</br> Some of the characteristics of someone with a IGF-1 deficiency: Increased body fat percentage Increased abdominal visceral fat Elevated LDL Decreased HDL cholesterol Thin skin Lack of connective tissue Decreased hair and nail growth, reduced sweating, reduced heart output Emotional instability Poor memory Depression Reduced sex drive and functions Reduction in skeletal muscle strength and size Reduced thyroid function Insulin resistance, which can lead to type II diabetes Reduced exercise performance
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</br> Short answer based of user experience. 1. Better 2. Not sure but it definetly has fat reducing properties 3. Perfectly fine. 1. Better AND much Quicker results than HGH 2. Don't think it can match results when strictly compared to HGH for Fat Buring only, but overall IGF has many more Positive benefits than HGH aside from a "decent" fat burner. 3. IGF should be part of EVERY PCT, it's regenerative and restorative properties are unmatched.
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</br> IGF1 science
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</br> For the athlete today there is a tremendous amount of focus in their training to be bigger, stronger and faster by any means necessary.* There is an abundance of anabolic agents that do this,*yet unfortunately*have*ill side effects.* If you're 18, losing strength, and your youthful appearance then you might be encouraged to take growth hormone injections.* However, if we look at the common ground of these growth hormone injections, steroids and other anabolic agents when it comes to what is called a biochemical bottleneck (the funnel through which all the substances must pass) in their effect on muscle tissue, endocrine, exocrine glands and even DNA are often referred to as the blueprint of life.* The funnel is IGF-1.* IGF-1 or somatamedin C is far safer and 10 times more*effective than growth hormone itself.* In fact, the majority of the strength increase, muscle increase and anti-aging effects of growth hormone are due to its ability to raise IGF-1 levels in the body.* HGH has a very short half-life in the body of only 20 minutes versus IGF-1, which has a half-life of 20 hours.* IGF-1 is critical in preserving the nuclear DNA that is our blueprint for life and helps determine our max lifespan.
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</br> Growth Hormone*(GH) is one of the endocrine hormones that decline as we age (such as testosterone, melatonin, estrogen, and DHEA). *Not only does GH and IGF-1 prevent biological aging, they also reverse a broad range of symptoms associated with aging and even certain diseases related to aging.* GH is the primary hormone of*the pituitary gland and significantly decreases as we age especially after our 40s.* As GH is pulsated from the*pituitary gland mainly at night, it is quickly converted into IGF-1*in the liver, creating the metabolite form of GH your body is ready to use.* The decline in GH is directly associated with certain aging signs like wrinkling skin, graying of the hair, decreased energy and sexual function, increased body fat, heart disease and weak/brittle bones.* All of these issues can be retarded/reversed with IGF-1.
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</br> IGF-1 versus HGH Muscle Mass Scientists gave two different control groups of muscle tissue IGF-1 and Human*Growth Hormone (HGH)*to study the effects of these two hormones.* The muscle tissue that was given IGF-1 on its own increased in size, whereas HGH alone had no effect on the muscle size.* The reason is that HGH must be converted to IGF-1 before it is able*to be metabolized by the body.* So how does IGF-1 do this?
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</br> IGF-1 has been shown to Increase the transport of the building blocks of proteins called amino acids into cells throughout the body.* These amino acids, having reached the muscle cells, will regenerate muscle tissue following exercise.* Thus, the first job of IGF-1 is to assure proper absorption of the building blocks of the muscle itself so that muscle protein synthesis can occur. IGF-1 is like*insulin*in that increases*the uptake of blood sugar known as glucose; the University of East Carolina has reconfirmed this. *Doctors establish that IGF-1 stimulates glucose transport in human muscle tissue. GF-1 along with insulin has the ability to slow the rate of protein breakdown.* This is known as*catabolism inhibition. *Therefore it is anti-catabolic.
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</br> IGF-1 like*HGH but unlike insulin, shifts fuel utilization from carbohydrates to fat within the muscle cells themselves.* This means your body will burn fat including fat made from carbohydrates in your diet and other dietary fats. IGF-1 helps establish lean muscle mass without a corresponding rise in fact issue.
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</br> IGF-1 also has other powerful positive influence on the*human metabolism: Improved white blood cell production Restores the immune-promoting lyphoid*tissue Stimulates proliferation of both VB and C. lymphocytes (kill viruses) Increases the uptake in degradation of dangers LDL cholesterol by macrophages Improves nitrogen retention (muscle preservation) and increases sodium*excretion Improves parathyroid function vitamin D interaction to produce dense bone matrix reduces the urinary hydroxyl*proline excretion
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</br> Some of the characteristics of someone with a IGF-1 deficiency: Increased body fat percentage Increased abdominal visceral fat Elevated LDL Decreased HDL cholesterol Thin skin Lack of connective tissue Decreased hair and nail growth, reduced sweating, reduced heart output Emotional instability Poor memory Depression Reduced sex drive and functions Reduction in skeletal muscle strength and size Reduced thyroid function Insulin resistance, which can lead to type II diabetes Reduced exercise performance
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other than that... We can bet some credits on sports etc. Or maybe some will donate ya some LMAO.
