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    HGH + IGF for increase hyperplasia

    Is there any point in combining HGH and IGF together, since HGH causes IGF increase anyway? I am more looking for hyperplasia for new muscle cells, even though it can be a lengthy process as iv read, can both these compounds work good in hand together and what are your results to those have run this combo?

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    The theory is that HGH and IGF are supposed to work together to increase hyperplasia. HGH works globally while the IGF is injected locally IM.

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    What about IGF LR3? That's the one i was going to use and do Sub-Q injections.

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    Lr3 is useless and just another peptide gimmick

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    Am i wasting my time and should just use HGH alone since it will give me the affects of IGF?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hephens View Post
    Am i wasting my time and should just use HGH alone since it will give me the affects of IGF?
    Second post..

    Quote Originally Posted by ScotchGuard02 View Post
    The theory is that HGH and IGF are supposed to work together to increase hyperplasia. HGH works globally while the IGF is injected locally IM.

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