IGF-1 LR3 Question

[aja44]

Getting ready to start the following cycle and was going to add in IGF-1 LR3 and had question about how much is needed.

Cycle:
W 1-6 - Prop 75mg ED
NPP 50mg ED

W 7-12 - Prop 100mg ED
NPP - 75mg ED

W 1-12 - Adex .5mg E3D

W 13 - cruise on 250mg Cyp so no PCT

During my research I read that normal dosage is between 50 - 150 mcg per day. In some places I read that you can run it 7 days a week straight for 4 weeks before desensitization occurs and to take 2-4 weeks off and then run it again. Another place said to run it 5 on / 2 off for 4 weeks with a 4 week break in between for the same reasons as listed before. Also, with the longer version of LR3 lasting 22-24 hours, do you recommend splitting the dose and do spot injections or have you done it as a single shot.

 

[Pittsburgh63]

Single shot subq is fine. I like my dose on the upper end of that scale.. 100-150mcg's. Start out low and work your way up to see how you respond. I recommend you cycle it 4-5 wks on then 4-5 wks off.

Should also note.. the best time to administer is about 15-20 minutes post workout. This will allow for your natural MGF levels to peak. Any earlier and the LR3 will displace/blunt the MGF.

 

[aja44]

Thanks Pittsburgh63... Thats exactly the info I was looking for. I have 4mg of it on hand now so I will look to get some more if I'm going to run it at 100mgc per day.

 

[teezhay]

Hey Pitt, what's the dosing protocol for an off day? I realize you don't have an "off day" but let's say theoretically a mere mortal were using IGF-1 Lr3, and required rest. When would they dose?

 

[Pittsburgh63]

Hey Pitt, what's the dosing protocol for an off day? I realize you don't have an "off day" but let's say theoretically a mere mortal were using IGF-1 Lr3, and required rest. When would they dose?

LOL.. I actually use Peg MGF on my off days, which is a variant of IGF that is even more anabolic. Reason for that come back to the difference of Proliferation and Differentiation. MGF works via proliferation and IGF works via differentiation. It's important that each process takes place without overlapping the two.

There's a lot more to this.. but that's a generalization of it. Check in Labpe's subforum and there's a thread title MGF open discussion (I beleive.. LOL) that has a long article that lays it all out.

 

[teezhay]

I'll read up a little more on this, thanks man!

 

[Pittsburgh63]

I'll read up a little more on this, thanks man!

No problem.. hit me up if you have any questions.