Reply With Quote1. yes you can there will still be some crossover to other bodyparts however as IGF-des' active life isn't that shortOriginally Posted by IanM4208
2. how would you be able to tell which is having what effect you can run igf cycles 4 weeks apart so why not do des for 4 weeks 4 weeks off the normal for 4 weeks and compare results(with tape and calipers not the eye.
3. then you've not done enough research sides include;triggering of cancers, hypoglyceamic comas(more from slin but still possible), internal organ growth, and a couple more
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04-30-2011, 02:06 PM #1Member ELITE MEMBER
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Few questions. I'm in early stages of research of igf
1. Since igf-des helps bring up lagging body parts, can I hit only my left side for a few doses since I am right side dominant?
2. I normally never start 2 compounds at the same time, but would it not be wise to try both versions of igf at the same time?
3. I've never heard of any side effects of igf. Anyone have any to report?
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Like I said, I am very early stages of research. I would have obviously looked up sides myself, I just figured I would add it in while I was at it. Thanx for the info
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