Woman and IGF-1
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She's never used AAS....don't think she ever will. She has been training with me for 2 years now. She has a good fitness body......5"8, 115lbs with abs. She wants to put on a bit of muscle and harden up. GH is a lot more expensive then IGF, and you need to run it a lot longer. It's my understanding that GH converts to igf in the body, so I don't see why it would be better. What I'm wondering is if the side effects from igf for woman are different then men.
superqt4u2nv
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I was just about to post the samething looking for females experince with it.
I was just about to post the samething looking for females experince with it.
supergirl
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IGF-1 are going to cause similar sides in women as with men...
The difference is that our menstrual cycle can also be affected.
GH stimulates IGF-1 production... However keep in mind that side effects commonly associated with gh are caused by IGF-1. It is a catch 22 really and IMO more research needs to be done on long term side effects such as stimulation of cancer cells etc.. there is a direct link with IGF-1 and cancer cell stimulation... gh in low doses seems to fend better than direct exogenous igf-1.. meaning that you want the igf-1 for muscle growth, but you also want to keep levels moderate to low to prevent side effects; another reason why low doses of gh cause low to no sides whereas the higher dose of gh, the more IGF-1 = the more side effects...
It is a personal decision and if i were her, i would get my hands on every bit of research prior to doing a cycle... But that is just my $.02.. Nothing better than an informed knowledgable understanding of how it will effect her body...
super
The difference is that our menstrual cycle can also be affected.
GH stimulates IGF-1 production... However keep in mind that side effects commonly associated with gh are caused by IGF-1. It is a catch 22 really and IMO more research needs to be done on long term side effects such as stimulation of cancer cells etc.. there is a direct link with IGF-1 and cancer cell stimulation... gh in low doses seems to fend better than direct exogenous igf-1.. meaning that you want the igf-1 for muscle growth, but you also want to keep levels moderate to low to prevent side effects; another reason why low doses of gh cause low to no sides whereas the higher dose of gh, the more IGF-1 = the more side effects...
It is a personal decision and if i were her, i would get my hands on every bit of research prior to doing a cycle... But that is just my $.02.. Nothing better than an informed knowledgable understanding of how it will effect her body...
super
truth seeker
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Hi, does anybody have some information? My girl has put on somw weight. She is 5' 2" 140lb and 36 years old. about a year ago she was involved in a car accident. Things are better for her now, but she would like a jump start to help drop the lbs and regain muscle. She has used extremely small doses of Winstrol (winny), deca and primo and would like to use GH. All info will help. Thanks
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