Combine HGH + IGF-1

[musclei]

Still planing ahead on how to carry a decent HGH regime through the next year and not going broke in the process. Let's see what you guys think about this.

I will start my first HGH course in January and plan on staying on it indefinitely (no less than a year). I can afford 4ui with a 5 on + 2 off protocol but I don't think I can go higher that that with my money. 4ui is alright since my primary goal for the first 6 months will be fat loss in stubborn areas but I know at some point I'll want to go higher than that just for hyperplasia - I'm estimating that time will come around the 6 month mark in June.

Come that moment it's one of either two options: quit the HGH and start with IGF-1 because it's cheaper or stay on those 4ui of HGH and add IGF-1 on top of that. Does this last option sound reasonable? Do any of you guys do something similar?

The idea is that HGH is good for you as a bodybuilder, right? it's responsible for a lot of processes in your body and stuff... but if hyperplasia is your main goal, you can probably find a protocol that would allow you to use HGH and maximize your IGF-1 intake.

I would propose something like 4ui HGH in the morning and use the IGF-1 L3 at night, post workout.

 

[gymrat827]

what gh lab?? rips, hyges, notrip?? etc etc generic??

ive seen pretty crazy blood tests and you want to get the best quality gh you can possibly find. 4iu with one brand could test the same as 1iu with another.
if you get good stuff 4iu should be enough.

adding igf lr3 & peg mgf will really help with hyperplasma. Depending on the quality of gh you get LR3/MGF may be in order.

 

[musclei]

what gh lab?? rips, hyges, notrip?? etc etc generic??

I'm ordering Hygetropin from a Chinese source which I hear are legit.

So, adding IGF-1 is an option, right? I don't know about the other peptides but I'm thinking of something along the lines of 60mg bilateraly post workout 3 days a week, one month on, one off. I probably have to give this even some more thought.

I only hope injecting IGF-1 at night won't shut down my own HGH production.