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    igf2

    i never tried it but have heard enough to come up with my own conclusion on igf2 but want ed to see what everyone else thought about it

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    IGF2 is not used at all,it has real dangers.

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    Id like to know. Havent really researched IGF2 out at all so any input is appreciated!

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    My mistake I was thinking of something else.I think IGF2 is an oral drug,I dont know alot about too.

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    everything i know is from other people so i wouldnt bet my life n all of this. its faster acting then you normal igf-1 and it can bind with the igf-1 or igf-2 receptors. iteraction with the igf-1 receptor produces more musclar repair/growth/hyperplasia. interaction with the igf-2 receptors produces nerve repair. the doenfall from what i hear is that you have more igf-2 receptors in your gut and unless you dose igfbp3 with it you can end up with a coleman gut

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    Quote Originally Posted by pietro75 View Post
    everything i know is from other people so i wouldnt bet my life n all of this. its faster acting then you normal igf-1 and it can bind with the igf-1 or igf-2 receptors. iteraction with the igf-1 receptor produces more musclar repair/growth/hyperplasia. interaction with the igf-2 receptors produces nerve repair. the doenfall from what i hear is that you have more igf-2 receptors in your gut and unless you dose igfbp3 with it you can end up with a coleman gut
    Don't want a Coleman gut, even if I had his pecs. Never heard of that IGF2 before tho. It has to be a new one, I suppose. And when we speak of new peptides like mgf some people seems to love it, some others son't find a use on it.
    BTW, Goose your current avi reigns overall here.

    CL

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    I think Ill just stick with IGF1 for a while here until more studies or experience is given. Either way it sounds interesting as do all the other peptides.

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