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    kamojan is offline New Member
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    Difference between IGF-1s

    Ok

    so I have managed to acquire some IGF-1 LR3 and Des, now I don't know much about the Des one and from what I have researched LR3 is more or less god sent

    can someone please direct me to the best explanation or explain it here?

    also what cycle would be good


    im 26
    6'0
    190 lbs
    bodyfat = 10% I would say

    what I've done before: test enanthate + ana for 4 cycles and recently t-400 and superDMZ

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    half life. Do a search, tons of info.

    4 weeks on, 4 off. 60-80 mcg post workout on gym days

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    I've seen several cycle regiments. One, inject bilaterally directly into the muscles PWO for 30 days and rest. Second, two weeks on two weeks off cycle. Third, a shot every 3rd day for months. Theory of (1) is to saturate the beta receptors and rest to reset them. (2) is to cycle 2wk on 2wks off the cycle set/reset the beta receptors. (3) is to inject every 3rd day so the beta receptors won't get saturated. For me? I've done (1) and (3). Honestly, igf-lr3 didn't do much for me. Good luck.

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    kamojan is offline New Member
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    I've been told to do 40 days on 50 mcg post workout and 40-50 days off...

    add in some test, and do a low ester cycle with the test (prop)

    How does that cycl sound??

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    Iv used igf -lr3 and des both pre and post workout. Couldnt tell the difference either way. So do watever is most convenient.

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