For short children, GH is often perscribed in the hope of increasing height, before the final stages of puberty when the growth plates close. Could IGF do this, specifically LR3 IGF-I, or is this a direct effect of GH and not its conversion factors?
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For short children, GH is often perscribed in the hope of increasing height, before the final stages of puberty when the growth plates close. Could IGF do this, specifically LR3 IGF-I, or is this a direct effect of GH and not its conversion factors?
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