IGF-1 and Colostrum ??
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02-19-2011, 07:01 AM #1Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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IGF-1 and Colostrum ??
I know colostrum was used in the 70s by bodybuilders, Larry Scott still sells a protein with colostrum in it praising it's abilities to keep IGF-1 levels raised. . I had discounted this as just something he was hiolding onto and one of his pet supplements from way back in the day BUT recently, I got an email about an anabolic drink for bedtime and they ask you to add colostrum to the mix, ....
They quote the same reason: helps keep IGF-1 levels raised ....
With all teh supplement companies here, I wonder why it isnt part of their products they offer and if there is any real value using colostrum.... Of course, I can just buy injectable IGF-1 but going the natural way, wonder if colostrum added to my protein shakes would be worth it. AS i have been told, it can be pretty pricey.....
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ps... the above was more of a question than a comment...
what does anyone know of colostrum, does anyone use it? do they feel it helps? why isnt it much spoken about?
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