IGF-LR3: multiple inject sites for better muscle coverage??

[td1111]

I was thinking that with one little shot of IGF in a muscle, some of it will reach the muscle, but the veins and arteries will carry a lot of it away and circulate through the body; which would in theory reduce the localized growth we are seeking, while growing the guts.

Wouldn't it probably be better to divide our IGF shots into 2-4 spot injects, to get better coverage of the muscle?

Perhaps someone who really understands the human circulatory system could chime in and helps us get the most IGF into our target muscle.

 

[Chuckblonde]

i was thinking about that too. i think Dave Palumbo said in his MD article this month that IGF is immediately circulated through the body after its injected. sry i dont have the issue on hand so i may have misread but if thats true it seems to contradict the methods i've been reading about here on PM

 

[buldog9]

When you do site injects don't you get [bigger than normal]pumps in other areas worked. I do,and thats only with 20 mg per inject at two per work out. Of course I shoot before work out which is also contrary to current beliefs. I get all the knowledge I can but I also do what my body replys to. Also the gut will not grow with LR3 only IGF. Dont ask where I get this info because I dont remember but it was from a couple of threads here at PM and other sites.

 

[smc252]

The only info you'll find w/ IGF-1LR3 in humans is all bro-science.

As far as the intestical growth, LR3 is simply IGF-1 with arginine replacing glutamate, so that it can not be bound to IGF binding protein, like normal IGF-1. I don't see why it would select only certain tissues to act on, unless you have research I have never seen?

Nobody even knows the actual half-life of the LR3.

I'm not a doctor so I can't really add much to this thread, sorry

-Steve

 

[alecaf]

Also the gut will not grow with LR3 only IGF..

Are you sure about this? beacuse it seems more reasonable that lr3 will induce gut growth since it stays active in the body longer?
Im not trying to bash you or contradict you, just trying to learn more about the subject.

 

[buldog9]

No I'm not sure. I wish I would of saved the thread that the info was posted in, it was very interesting and informing. I think it was one Grunt posted but I'm not sure,so dont hold me to it.