As a follower of all things “steroid”, you have probably already heard a great deal of information about the drug known as IGF-1. From casual discussion on message boards, you probably already know that it is part of this new not-so-secret combination of growth hormone, insulin, and IGF-1 that has allowed bodybuilders to achieve size previously unheard of in decades past. But what is IGF-1, and why does it matter so much to bodybuilders? Let’s learn more! IGF-1 is actually what is called a polypeptide hormone. It is released in the liver and highly associated with growth hormone. What is actually does involves a detailed description of multiple cellular processes. In layman’s terms, IGF-1 helps the number of muscle cells in your body to grow. It helps growth hormone to become more anabolic. ...

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Q: Okay, I'm fairly new to IGF-1 and wanted to know three things: Is it okay to use bacteriostatic water with IGF-1 reconstitution, or is something else better? Also, I want to make my own bacteriostatic water and wanted to know if I could just do it by using distilled water and 1% BA, filtered through a .22 micron waterman unit, will this work? And finally, once the IGF-1 is reconstituted I was thinking about injecting it into the muscle I'm about to work, is this okay? A: Hmmm... lots going on in that head of yours! We can see that you're a primo thinker, dude, but thinking is only as good as the end result it produces, and while some of your thinking is on the right track, the things you're focusing on don't matter as much ...

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Q: I have a lifetime supply of GH and IGF. What would I get from a stack like this? 4iu GH/ED 50mcg Igtropin 80mg T-Bol Clen And how could I maximize my gains and fat loss through the right kind of training routine and diet? A: Well, it's nice to be a part of the "lifetime club" in terms of drug supply. Though, we have to admit that spreading that all around town could cause some jealousy and retaliation. BB's are funny that way... somehow, someone from the FEDs will pay a visit to your house one day, within a short time of a bragging spell, and that wouldn't be good. Your lifetime supply would go bye-bye and you would too. Plus, unless you're storing it well, the stuff is bound to go bad, or just plain expire. Hmmm... what to do, huh? ...

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If you spend any time on the bodybuilding message boards, you’ve probably seen the words “GH”, “IGF” and “Insulin” tossed around rather flippantly. Everyone just assumes all bodybuilders use the stuff. To some extent, this is true at the top levels of the sport. The majority of the top bodybuilders in the world use, or have used, some of these compounds. Many bodybuilders aren’t familiar with how these compounds work, or how they differ from one another. Today we are going to examine IGF-1 and growth hormone, and determine which compound works best for the goals of building muscle and shedding body fat. Q: I’m a bodybuilder. I have been training for almost 8 years, and I’ve won some local and regional level shows. I’m ready to jump up on the national stage and do ...

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The human body has numerous amounts of hormones which are intricate in nature. They are what allow the muscles to eventually grow, or at times do the opposite. Maximizing hormones like the testosterone, insulin, IGF-1, and HGH can ultimately result in a substantial increase and development of strength for the lean muscle growth, as well as a result to a decrease in adipose tissue. Testosterone is the king of all types of hormones in the field of natural bodybuilding as it interacts directly with skeletal muscle. When taken advantage of, the relevant testosterone can greatly provide an increase in the individual’s strength and motivate muscular development. It eventually increases the nitrogen retention within the cells resulting in a subsequent increase in the amino acid uptake and a quite high anabolic environment. There are a great number of several methods that can help in ...

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The term "IGF-1" is tossed around on bodybuilding message boards with a certain casual feel. It is often considered to be part of the long laundry list of compounds that an "All Drugs" bodybuilder would utilize to achieve his physique. However, despite this negative and often mean-spirited assumption, IGF-1 is an important compound that is present in all of us. Let's learn more. IGF-1 is an important component in muscle growth. It is created when HGH arrives in the liver and is processed. IGF-1 is one of the byproducts. HGH occurs naturally in the body in small amounts, which leads to small natural levels of IGF being present in the body as well. If you are a bodybuilder who uses human growth hormone in larger amounts (2 to 5 IU per day, for example), then ...

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The scariest part of using anabolic steroids is without a doubt, the side effects. The vast majority of anabolic steroids aromatize. This means that they convert to estrogen in the body. This estrogen is responsible for most of these side effects we fear so much, including acne, bloating, and the dreaded gynecomastia. Arimidex is a drug called an aromatase inhibitor, or an AI. It prevents the body from producing some additional estrogen when taking anabolic steroids. It doesn’t stop all estrogen production. A certain level of estrogen is required to be present for muscle growth to take place. Arimidex ensures levels remain useful but not so high as to cause side effects. Many bodybuilders overlook the use of an AI because they aren’t fully educated as to the side effects of the other drugs, such ...

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A new mathematical formula is emerging which proves what many bodybuilders already know: Androgenic Steroids + IGF-1 + Lots of protein = Muscle Growth. This shouldn’t be breaking news to many bodybuilding fans, nor to any bodybuilder with experience in these areas. Like many things of sports, science, and war, the textbooks learn about it a few years ago after the men on the ground live it. Scientifically speaking, the use of androgenic drugs creates an increase in muscle satellite cells. This creates a synergistic effect with existing IGF-1 (insulin-like growth factor-1) in the body. Adding additional injectable IGF-1 makes this effect much more intense, creating more satellite cells, causing muscle growth. Additionally, the third factor – protein – was shown to increase this growth even greater. Carbohydrates being present didn’t assist the process much, but ...

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IGF-1 is a protein hormone which works in conjunction with insulin and growth hormone. It is produced by the liver and causes muscle growth by attaching itself to muscle cell receptors in the body. IGF is starting to become more and more commonly accepted for use with patients suffering from diabetes and some wasting diseases. Let’s learn more about IGF-1 basics. If you do receive prescription IGF, your IGF should arrive frozen. Once it is thawed, it must be used within 21 days or it loses effectiveness. IGF should be mixed in with either “acid water”, or bacteriostartic water. Acid water is preferable and keeps more of the IGF potency. Shake well in a container without ridged edges to ensure the IGF powder doesn’t become trapped. One milligram of IGF powder should be ...

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Substance: Somatomedin C IGF-1 is a freeze dried white powder that requires refrigeration and is light sensitive. IGF-1 powder is supposed to be reconstituted with bacteriostatic water to equal an amount of 50 cc. IGF-1 or insulin-like growth factor 1 is a structural homologue of insulin that exhibits insulin-like activity. IGF-1 is synthesized in the liver and it is bound to carrier proteins that determine it's biological actions. IGF-1 is also the peptide through which growth hormone exerts most of its growth promoting effects. If you raise GH levels in the body, IGF-1 levels will also rise. IGF-1 does have an effect on insulin production in the body. It will lead to a decrease in insulin secretion which at the same time increase insulin sensitivity. IGF-1 is chemically the same as insulin but it is also somewhat different. IGF-1 does not ...

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