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    Big jump in IGF without adding hgh?

    Just got b/w results back last week. First results in about a yr I think. My Insulin -like growth factor I, more than doubled from 113 to 279 which is out of range - high.

    Just on HRT, no hgh taken.

    I am really pleased with this, but wondering what caused it so I can keep doing it.

    OR, do you think it is a bad result for that test?

    I have read and always heard that adding testosterone can increase IGF, but never saw it and never heard anyone else say it happened to them.

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    Your levels vary throughout the day. This is probably a combination of that and the testosterone . 279 is not that high, when I was on cjc/ghrp combo my levels went from about 150 to just over 500 in 5 weeks.

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    Testosterone increases igf-1

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    Right and thanks, but I had been on t for a long time before as well. Always came back low. Almost out of range low. Imma take the good numbers and keep doin what I'm doing.

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    One more dumb question. how does IGF - 1 correlate to GH numbers if at all?

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    IGF doesn't increase test though correct?

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    Quote Originally Posted by flatscat View Post
    One more dumb question. how does IGF - 1 correlate to GH numbers if at all?
    GH is processed by the liver and causes the release of several growth factors, the primary being IGF-1.

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    So an increase in IGF1 is directly related to an increase in GH. Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by DCannon;5516***
    Your levels vary throughout the day. This is probably a combination of that and the testosterone. 279 is not that high, when I was on cjc/ghrp combo my levels went from about 150 to just over 500 in 5 weeks.
    (Sorry for the post not related to this subject, please ignore me)Hi, DCannon. I dont want to highjack this thread but i couldnt think of other ways to contact you other than to post here. Its weird how this forum doesnt have private message. I came across your thread that was 2 years old about HGH and kidney problem and the doctor in Texas. Im actually from Texas and my mother is having a kidney failure. I was curious how you were doing or if you started the treatment. If you can email me about the description. here is my email [email protected]

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    Just a thought, how where you reconstucting your igf? I heard everything needs to be the same temp, mixed slowly, and kept refridgerated. Directed towards Flatscat and your low levels.
    Last edited by Newcastle; 03-17-2011 at 09:35 AM. Reason: directing comment

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