Some HGH questions

[PMULS]

I've read (maybe forum broscience) that IGF-1 levels will be roughly 100 points per 1 IU of HGH administered (e.g. 4 IU = 400 IGF-1 level). Is this a linear scale or is there a general amount where additional HGH won't result in the same amount of IGF-1 production (i.e. diminishing returns)? If so, how diminished are the returns?

I've read that HGH has to be converted into IGF-1 in the liver. Would this mean that at a certain point, additional HGH wouldn't result in any increase of IGF-1? If so, is there any added benefit of additional HGH?

For the sake of argument, let's say that Bob's Styrofoam top HGH doesn't convert into IGF-1 so there is no rise of IGF-1 levels. Is that completely useless HGH then? Is the only reason HGH isn't worthless is because it causes IGF-1 levels to rise?

 

[swim15]

It isn't linear and will vary from person to person but 1iu definitely doesn't not equal 100 points on IGF bloods.

Yes there is a point where your liver cannot output anymore- again, varies from person to person.

Hgh in itself causes the release of fatty acids but if it is not causing a rise in IGF then I would venture to say that it is not hgh. The HGH part will allow people to stay leaner due to the effect on fatty acids, the IGF part will potentiate AAS and causes most of the muscle building properties. Probably something to say for a reduction in stuff like myoststin but haven't read into it as much recently

 

[Thaistick]

It definitely doesn't correlate 1:100 for everyone. I'm sure that's the ratio for a percentage of the population but not everyone. Read through the threads here where members have done blood testing to see examples.

 

[The Rock 123]

I've read (maybe forum broscience) that IGF-1 levels will be roughly 100 points per 1 IU of HGH administered (e.g. 4 IU = 400 IGF-1 level). Is this a linear scale or is there a general amount where additional HGH won't result in the same amount of IGF-1 production (i.e. diminishing returns)? If so, how diminished are the returns?



I've read that HGH has to be converted into IGF-1 in the liver. Would this mean that at a certain point, additional HGH wouldn't result in any increase of IGF-1? If so, is there any added benefit of additional HGH?



For the sake of argument, let's say that Bob's Styrofoam top HGH doesn't convert into IGF-1 so there is no rise of IGF-1 levels. Is that completely useless HGH then? Is the only reason HGH isn't worthless is because it causes IGF-1 levels to rise?

I've used 3 to 4 iu norditropin for over a year and I read 225 to 275


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