Potential blunting of igf conversion from hgh

[ricky23]

Hi everyone, hope you're all well.
Just had a quick query and thought it may raise good discussion,
is there anything that would compromise the igf conversion process of synthetic GH?
During growth phases i regularly have overlaps of gh and insulin either from injecting slin or from eating carbs around the time of a GH shot, usually pre workout.
But it occurred to me that carbs (and subsequent insulin response from a carb meal) raises igf levels.
My concern is that this spike in insulin and igf levels may impair the synthetic GH conversion to igf-1.
could be a load of nonsense ofcourse!
I appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks

 

[jamescb77]

I do believe if anything it would be making it bigger. It's not the conversion that is impaired by insulin it's the release of natural gh. Since yours is exo it should be fine. People claim your biggest igf levels will come from using gh and slin exo together

 

[johnjuanb1]

I do believe if anything it would be making it bigger. It's not the conversion that is impaired by insulin it's the release of natural gh. Since yours is exo it should be fine. People claim your biggest igf levels will come from using gh and slin exo together

Exactly. Having exogenous igf1 added to the protocol may impair the conversion of hgh to igf1. For this reason, if using long range 3, igf1, wait for clearance before administering synthetic hgh. Or better yet, use fast acting Igf1-des.