I'm not implying any negative connotation on the tester; at least that's not my intention. I think we can agree that the literature states that IGF-1 should be relatively stable and that is what the medical community uses to monitor dosage. So, if RP's IGF-1 is varying/fluctuating in the manner that the data represents; then I would say that there are only a few possibilities that could explain it:
1. Tester error in amounts of injection.
2. Lab error in measuring IGF-1.
3. Inconsistent GH that varies in dosage from vial to vial.
4. Changes in lifestyle that are effecting the way the tester is processing the GH
I highly doubt that there was any error in the injection amounts or numerous lab errors. I also think the possibility that all those GH's are that inconsistent is not very likely. So it really comes down to the human factor and how our bodies are processing the GH. I don't believe that RP did anything knowingly or intentionally nor do I cast any blame on him. But there is some unforeseen variable that we are not taking into account. That's really the only logical explanation I have. I am curious what you analysis is.
On a side note, I am really looking forward to the lab testing we are doing as I think it will help us understand some of these things. Although it could possibly only confuse us more.
I would much rather have this discussion in another place but here goes Sir.
I dont think that it is unforseen that the human body differs from week to week day to day hour to hour. we have to and do take that into account. so when we duplicate everything to the best of are ability and results vary it is RP's ,Yours, Mine, fault that we are human and not predictable. So we have to Blame the tester for being what he is, Human. And if the margin of variability is to great than we have to discount these results or at least acknowledge them with consideration.
For the serums I had much more faith in these then I do recently and always didnt give much weight to these IGF-1 tests for alot of reasons one in particular was the 1 xplained by you a few posts ago that you conveyed much better than I could ever communicate it. . Its always stated that these IGF-1 tests are far better, Better indicator of HGH. . I review all the data Mine and all posted and since this view on these IGF-1 tests are so strong it compels me to look into why people believe this.
As I see what tests and Info i can on it I see not much difference from The Serum to the IGF-1 tests as far as getting a good indicator. In fact the way I see it there are far more variables that effect the IGF-1's outcome than effect the Simple Serum. Gear use, Peps,Thyroid, Liver Condition, Alc. Use, OTC Meds,Not Linear,ect.ect. so b/c these IGF-1 tests are touted so highly and repeated and repeated many start to believe this as fact rather than test for themselves , Look at facts and results unbiasedly.
Any of This In no way is pointed in yr direction.
If results are not what is xpected or differ from a preconceived notion or vary from someones opinion. sometimes they are dismissed, ignored, discounted , picked apart in order to make them right in there head. People can be very strong in their beliefs and will not change them even when new facts are right in front of there faces.
Peace