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MMA
alright, you're obviously intelligent and do good research, but now we're getting into some territory and substances that are so new, there are no definitive answers. the interactions of the drugs we know about are already very complex, and then we're getting into new drugs that he just don't have a big body of info on yet.
here are some of the issues we're running into. you're correct IGF is much better suited to your goals than a high dose GH cycle. however, there is some evidence that IGF is suppressive to GH production. which means there is no point in running 5 on 2 off with the GH during your IGF1 cycle, you might as well run ED (during your IGF cycles anyway). much of the action of GH is mediated by it's conversion to IGF (which you'll already have in abundance) so you can probably get away with a much lower dose of GH during your IGF cycles, something like a replacement dose. this has been demonstrated in increase the effect of the IGF as well.
the T3 - the GH will reduce your T3 output, so it's a good idea to take some to compensate. however, higher doses of of T3 interfere with the action of IGF1, negating some of the effect of your GH. however, T3 does not interfere with IGF1 in the LR3 form for some reason, so you could run higher doses of t3 during your IGF cyces, and lower doses with just your GH.
IGF stacks powerfully with insulin, especially for your mass goals. too powerful actually - it's VERY dangerous to mix them until you're expert with them. get comfortable with the IGF alone before attempting to mix it with sln. i am not experienced enough with sln to give further advice on it.
i would run a month of IGF1 at the peak of your cycle (amazing results), a month off, and the first week or 2 of PCT. you could also use the IGF cycle to "kickstart" your slow starting GH cycle (note, this is still a theory, not an accepted practice, but i like the idea and wanted to throw it out there).