Post up your Natty IGF-1 Level

Last year I was on 2-5iu GH/day, and my igf-1 ranged from 88 to 157. But I was a heavy drinker. A month ago I quit GH (because of CTS) and alcohol. After three weeks of no alcohol and no GH my IGF-1 is at 125. I look forward to seeing where it is after another six weeks.
 
Unlikely you'll double the value even though your values are already high without hgh, You could most definitely up those values higher of course , you are blessed with a high count ,,
If I increase my levels, would I feel any effect at all? Would 1.5-2 IU be enough to have any effect?
 
How much units of HGH you guys think that you would need to be around 700ng/mL? I'm trying to know the HGH equivalent of my secretagogues.
 
How much units of HGH you guys think that you would need to be around 700ng/mL? I'm trying to know the HGH equivalent of my secretagogues.
Secreatagogues,, Seriously?? Why not just do hgh? and eliminate "the impossible equivalent " that i think you'll have a hard time discerning,
 
How much units of HGH you guys think that you would need to be around 700ng/mL? I'm trying to know the HGH equivalent of my secretagogues.

Stick to GH, secretagogues high dosed and run longer timeframes will fuck up your prolactine aka shoot it high
 
Secreatagogues,, Seriously?? Why not just do hgh? and eliminate "the impossible equivalent " that i think you'll have a hard time discerning,

From what I understand, a secretagogue won't downregulate IGF like low dose GH could. Either does nothing or increases it. Seems a good alternative to 1-2iu / day.

Not possible to achieve IGF levels like a high GH dose could ofc.
 
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I've been doing rHGH a lot too but I just prefer my current secretagogues stack.

Can't speak for the others, but the clinical trials show prolactin doesn't move on Tesa.

"No clinically significant changes in the levels of other pituitary hormones, including thyroid- stimulating hormone (TSH), luteinizing hormone (LH), adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) and prolactin, were observed in patients receiving EGRIFTA in clinical trials."
 
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