Low IGF-1 levels...options?

[cannibal]

I was hoping someone here may be able to offer some advice.
As part of my blood testing for HRT the doc has also been testing pretty much everything else.
Aside from my low test, IGF is consistantly testing very low, circa 12nmol/L (normal range given by lab is 15-64). I am 33yrs old
Doc has advised he can prescirbe HGH....at a mad cost, he is talking about 5 days at 2iu, then two days off, but the cost per week is $350AUD (approx $300USD for 10iu!!!)
This is well beyond my budget, and as I live in Australia, importing anything is well out of the question.
Are there any "effective" means of raising GH levels, I havent kept up with the supplement market for many years.
I've been prescribed 250mg/week of enanthate by my generous Doc as well.
Any advice/input would be much appreciated

 

[machola]

if it was me, i'd try the test alone for a bit and see what happened to my igf1 levels after 3 months on the test. test raises igf1 levels quite a bit

edit: for a graph showing IGF-1 changes with testosterone

 

[Ashop]

I was hoping someone here may be able to offer some advice.
As part of my blood testing for HRT the doc has also been testing pretty much everything else.
Aside from my low test, IGF is consistantly testing very low, circa 12nmol/L (normal range given by lab is 15-64). I am 33yrs old
Doc has advised he can prescirbe HGH....at a mad cost, he is talking about 5 days at 2iu, then two days off, but the cost per week is $350AUD (approx $300USD for 10iu!!!)
This is well beyond my budget, and as I live in Australia, importing anything is well out of the question.
Are there any "effective" means of raising GH levels, I havent kept up with the supplement market for many years.
I've been prescribed 250mg/week of enanthate by my generous Doc as well.
Any advice/input would be much appreciated

As far as supplements for increased HGH Ive yet to see a true one myself.
REAL HGH is the only thing that delivers as promised.