
Originally Posted by
RM_DUDE
I G F stands for Insulin Like Growth Factor....it acts like insulin hence the name. It will lower your blood sugar just like slin, and otherwise act like slin.... but unlike slin it increase metabolism and decreases fat...and has been demonstrated to induce growth in children with stunted growth… The studies on this have been with natural IGF….but everyone assumes the insulin like properties also apply to IGF-1r3 in humans….
If you take slin for more than 4 weeks at a time, you run the risk of slin dependency (i.e. becoming a diabetic)...that risk varies with each of us, but if you have diabetes at young ages running in your family - its not a good idea to do slin or IGF at all I would think....
That is why both IGF and Slin are done in 4 week cycles....to prevent you from becoming slin (or IGF as the case may be) dependent....and turning into a diabetic…..