Rosconow
Well-known Member
Without a base line IGF score taken prior to the start of MK you'll just be guessing at the range of increase you've experienced from the MK. Although, you can always check the charts and get an idea of about what you should be at naturally and compare that to your tested score.
In a nut shell: Z scores reflect the number of standard deviations a given result is above or below the age-adjusted mean, are reported along with the IGF-1 concentration.
Layman's terms- It's just a way of measuring if your levels are "normal" compared to the average for your age.
Z score is sort of irrelevant when you're dealing with guys running exogenous GH and artificially pushing up IGF numbers. Now when you're off GH and want to see if you've returned to what should be "normal" for your age then it's useful.
Thanks for the reply.
I don't plan on getting any bloods done specifically for gh/ igf, unless i can convince my trt doc to do so. I get bloods done every 6 months now that my trt is relatively dialed in.
I know the mk I'm taking is real, as mild CP, hunger (that has now subsided), some water retention, and awesome pumps are all a result.