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    How long has IGF been around?

    How long has LR3 IGF-1 been around? One source has supposedly been selling for around 5 years, so thats a decent amount of time. I was just wondering when this wont be thought of as a "guinea pig" thing anymore...

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    IGF has been around for as long as animals have roamed the earth.

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    Yea thanks for taking your time to type that response guy, very helpful..Ok how long have athletes been using injectable LR3 IGF-1 for bodybuilding/performance enhancing purposes?Didnt think I needed to specify that but i was wrong...

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    I remember a bottle in the refrigerator at a supplement company that I worked at in 1994, there was a company in Logan, Utah that was producing it at that time. I didn't know much about it at the time but I know guys down in a couple of the gyms in So. Cal were starting to use it.

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    IGF was being used by Dorian Yates at his prime...LR3 came out right after that...that was extremely cutting edge at the time though...almostgettingthere...relax...learn to laugh a bit...you don't have to be so serious all of the time. Hope that answered your question. Good luck.

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