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Hey so my rat never gets hypo after pinning 100mcg to 150mcg. Hort from src, friend had batch number on him mine didn't... Also on third week no noticable results. Did I get bad batch or paranoid?
Ergopep, brotha! Better prices, better quality.
If you have a glucometer, test your blood glucose right before researching your Lr3. Check it again in 10 minutes. If it doesn't drop, I would worry about the quality.
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I've used good igf-1 lr3 before and I never went hypo. Never checked my BG though.
experiencing a drop in blood sugar and going so low that you are "hypo" are two different things.
Our body has processes in place to counteract a drop in blood sugar. Your IGF-1 might be lowering your glucose and then your body is quickly replacing it through the liver etc. Going hypo means that something along the chain has failed.
In other words, use your blood sugar to determine how your body is reacting to something, but don't expect hypoglycemia from IGF-1 unless you are in some sort of diseased state. Insulin is another matter all together.
And please for the sake of everyone else, please start testing your glucose and telling us what your pre and post results are, rather than using the term hypo to describe wooziness. This is just far too subjective of a thing. I have seen some people well below 80 and they feel great and I've seen people get that low and start sweating profusely.
test your glucose.
I would think fullness and pump in the muscle would be a better gauge of the product quality.
Unless you're like me and have a cialis addiction. Holy hell, nothing compares to the pump.
Hey so my rat never gets hypo after pinning 100mcg to 150mcg. Hort from src, friend had batch number on him mine didn't... Also on third week no noticable results. Did I get bad batch or paranoid?









































































