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    HGH or IGF 1

    I've read that IGF 1 is the "big bro" to HGH and that you usually run it 4-8 weeks, alot shorter then HGH. It doesnt seem that its too much more expensive, so why run HGH instead of IGF?

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    for the length of time you run each for IGF-1 for it is much much cheaper then HGH.
    the effects of each are very different though.
    never used HGH due to cost, but from what i gather IGF-1 may be the cause in both administrations for muscle hyperplasia, but i may well be wrong.
    It just seems thats bang for buck IGF-1 may be the better option
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