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Hello,
i read a lot of different things about when to inject IGF.
I am going to run iGF1-LR3 at 40mcg ED.
What can i do best.
- 20mcg in the morning + 20mcg in the evening?
- 40mcg after the workout into the trained muscle?
- ?
Can somebody help me out, thanks!
Definitely my preferenceQuote:
Originally Posted by Dutchman
"Definitely my preference"
Diddo...with slin!!!
Ok,
so i take immidiatly after the workout 10IE slin and about 30 minutes later 40mcg IGF-1LR3 into the trained muscle.
i this this the way to do it?
Both immediately after your workoutQuote:
Originally Posted by Dutchman
say i am taking both slin and igf-1 PWO, can i draw up both in the same syringe?
if so:
1) will the two mix together, the reason i ask is because i'd like to experience some spot growth from injecting, for example i was planning on doing 20mcg into each bicep after my bicep workout, i dont want to do this and basically end up injecting 40mcg into one bicep and none into the other if the igf-1 doesn't distribute itself throughout the mixture.
2) if i can mix these two in the same syringe, do i still draw up some BW into the syringe w/ igf-1 and slin?
Sorry for hijacking your thread dutch, i just posted here because i thought you might be curious as well.
Im with Einy on this one Bro...Both IM...in tha muscle worked !!!!
Einy correct me if this is wrong but I shoot in tha same syringe!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonblaze639
Lets just use a bicep workout as an example..... I thought you would shoot 20mcg's into each bicep right before you worked out..... Obviously i must have it wrong if no1 is doing that.... Whats the reason for doing it PWO rather than prior to workout?
I wont be doing slin with the igf-1 LR3 but i'll be on prop for 2 weeks of it..... then the other 2 weeks runs into PCT
sorry for hijacking - i just thought it would be a good question to ask - and maybe some other people will learn from it.
~Haz~
I draw both slin and IGF-1 into the same syring.....you have to invert the syringe several times to create an emulsion (otherwise you just have 2 distinct layers. Once you have an emulsion, you can shoot with confidence that there will be a fairly homogeneous mix.
Shooting preworkout often loods to pumps that are prohibitive to your workout, at least that was my experience with it.
What about cross-contamination of your vials through the syringes? Is is therefore best to draw your insulin first as the IGF vials will be replaced more often?
Thanks einstein, would you still draw up BW like you do normally w/ igf-1 by itself, or do you leave that out since youre using slin in the same syringe. I dont want to mess up the slin by adding BW, yet i dont want any igf-1 to be left in the syringe so i want to dilute it w/ BW.
I know the BW does not mix well with the IGF - at least i could never get the 2 to mix...always 2 layers.
Yeah, I draw IGF-1 2nd. I don't use BW to dilute the injection when I use insulin with it, because I have my IGF-1 reconstituted in 2mLs of BA plus the dilution factor of the insulin volume (I've recently moved to 15IU)....you could still add BW, as this won't hurt anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigun
To get a good emulsion, you have to invert several times and tap the syringe.....it'll work. Pull back the plunger so that you have more room to mix the two
How much does the time differ when you have your carb window to get your dextrose etc in when going IM rather than subQ?
The onset is nearly immediately, and the total activity window is reduced to about 1/2 the time of subQ (~2-2.5hrs)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigun
I understand but is the carbs/IE rate also 10/1 or do you need more carbs because the activity is reduced to 2-2,5hrs? while it's normal about 4 hrs with Humalog.Quote:
Originally Posted by einstein1905
So if you use slin-IGF IM, immediately eat ?gr carbs/IE, after 1 hour, and after 2 hours..
Anybody?
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Originally Posted by Dutchman