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[bigguns55]

Being 36 years old, in my opinion, one of the best effects of taking gh is its anti-aging effect. My skin is much clearer, nails and hair grow faster and wrinkles on my face are greatly diminished. Also, with gh am able to stay pretty lean without cardio (i'm 6' at 270 lbs). (of course i take other 'supplements' as well)

Does anyone have knowledge of whether igf/mgf have the same effects regarding anti-aging and/or fat loss? Any input would be greatly appreciated.

thanks

[Strateg0s]

No, MGF and IGF won't have the same type of anti-aging effects. GH is your best bet for that. IGF would have some value in terms of tissue repair, but nothing like the full spectrum effects of GH. In addition, I don't believe you would want to continuously use IGF. As for GH, if you will be using it low-dosed for the long term, CJC-1295 might be a more economical solution, since its use will stimulate GH production equivalent to a low-dosing of GH. I don't know the precise legal status of this chemical, but I presume that should be in the same area legally as IGF or other research chemicals.

[Grunt76]

I agree with everything the big Strat just typed.

[bigguns55]

thanks for the help. i've been using 5 ius daily for several months straight w/ tren and t-cyp and been having incredible results.

[piotr]

is CJC-1295 simply a GHRH analogue, differing only to the parent hormone in terms of half-life?

thanks in advance
PIOTR

[piotr]

CJC-1295 is a Long acting GHRH analog. Growth-hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH), also known as growth-hormone-releasing factor (GRF or GHRF) or somatocrinin, is a 44-amino acid peptide hormone produced in the hypothalamus by the arcuate nucleus. GHRH stimulates growth hormone (GH) secretion from the pituitary. GHRH is released in a pulsatile manner, stimulating pulsatile release of GH respectively.

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