How to know if your IGF-1 Lr3 is real?

is the qsc lr3 receptor grade?
Looks to be based on the purity given; but you'd need a guy like Jano to investigate and distinguish the raw spectral data from Media Grade, where its HPLC analysis comprises 3 peaks with the main peak > 50% of total area. I don't actually know how that's supposed to differ from Receptor Grade myself, it's beyond my scope of knowledge.
 
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I don't understand the call of your question.
What would your protocol be when using igf1lr3

my thinking always be post workout being the best time too use this

metformin combined with hgh raises igf1 too then factor in inuslin providing more igf1 increase you posted the metformin study I believe which was helpful

But my question is we can’t use hgh insulin when using igf1 and it’s best too just use igf1 post workout
 
What would your protocol be when using igf1lr3

my thinking always be post workout being the best time too use this

metformin combined with hgh raises igf1 too then factor in inuslin providing more igf1 increase you posted the metformin study I believe which was helpful

But my question is we can’t use hgh insulin when using igf1 and it’s best too just use igf1 post workout
Ah, OK, thank you for clarifying. My actual protocol for LR3 use considers training status (how advanced the bodybuilder is; and only applies it in very advanced cases) foremost. Without just giving to what is rather proprietary information, I can say that its use would be site-specific & administered post- training.

The reason that we don't combine insulin & IGF-I analogues (either as rhIGF-I or LR3 IGF-I) is simply because the former overpowers the latter, but also does a plethora of other things, some of which we may not want. The latter (IGF-I & its analogues) serve primarily to stimulate muscle cell proliferation & differentiation (mitogenic & myogenic effects), and it does this fairly narrowly (but with hypoglycemic effects as well). With insulin, well, there's a good article on all that does (quite a lot; including activities we may very well not want) with respect to hypertrophy here: Insulin's effects and mechanisms in promoting skeletal muscle hypertrophy - MESO-Rx
 
Ah, OK, thank you for clarifying. My actual protocol for LR3 use considers training status (how advanced the bodybuilder is; and only applies it in very advanced cases) foremost. Without just giving to what is rather proprietary information, I can say that its use would be site-specific & administered post- training.

The reason that we don't combine insulin & IGF-I analogues (either as rhIGF-I or LR3 IGF-I) is simply because the former overpowers the latter, but also does a plethora of other things, some of which we may not want. The latter (IGF-I & its analogues) serve primarily to stimulate muscle cell proliferation & differentiation (mitogenic & myogenic effects), and it does this fairly narrowly (but with hypoglycemic effects as well). With insulin, well, there's a good article on all that does (quite a lot; including activities we may very well not want) with respect to hypertrophy here: Insulin's effects and mechanisms in promoting skeletal muscle hypertrophy - MESO-Rx
Great read thank you I do believe in insulin only twice per day at most and long acting should be avoided glp1 like you’ve stated and metformin

Long acting resulting in insulin resistance isn’t worth it for extra igf1 spike when fast acting also provides a igf1 spike with less impact on causing resistance

But futher more igf-1 rhgh metformin glp1 fast acting insulin now that’s some good advanced protocol providing us unbelievable results
 
How is the book release coming along? Any projected time ;)
It's coming along well, but you know I've already given the projected time as you've referenced it several times. These constant bumps don't speed anything up and are getting a bit annoying! But I appreciate your clear interest :D.
 
Thank you for your support, everyone. The more interest I see in this thread, be it "likes," comments, views, etc, the more impetus I have to buckle down and get this published for you all.
Terribly sorry, just meant to throw out interest while spreading the word for the book.
It is true my motives are completely selfish...as the better this book does maybe it'll encourage you to undertake even more confusing topics of this nature.
 
Looks to be based on the purity given; but you'd need a guy like Jano to investigate and distinguish the raw spectral data from Media Grade, where its HPLC analysis comprises 3 peaks with the main peak > 50% of total area. I don't actually know how that's supposed to differ from Receptor Grade myself, it's beyond my scope of knowledge.
i understand, thank you
 
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