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+ 8 Novotrop blood test

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Exceptional results from Karl Novotrop HGH!

Was using 5 i.u. daily for about 20 days, I shot 10 i.u. approx. 3hr 15min. Prior to blood draw.

Very happy with these results. I'm going to be ordering some more of these. Lighting fast t/a domestic

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You like that? Your next order?

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Lr3 has 83 amino acids endogenous igf is 70. I asked someone they say no. I'm not sure I thought same as you

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This is my understanding on monitoring bloods for LR3. Mentioned this to Swoljaboy in PM

IGF-LR3 is tricky one to pick up on a blood test. I've never heard of anyone specifically detecting it on a blood test. Supposedly the reason you can't really detect it on a blood test is that it's a different molecular weight than regular IGF-1. LR3 has an added amino chain to increase the half-life and active life of the compound. Usually blood tests rely on molecular weights to identify substances, so I believe this is why it really doesn't show up on blood tests. Technically both LR3 and DES are different compounds from just regular IGF1 so the likely hood of them being detected on a blood test are slim to none going by the testing methods that we use for IGF.

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In theory you would expect it to since it is the proper molecular weight. You also have to take the pharmacokinetics into consideration. Exogenous IGF binds to receptors rather quickly once injected and really shouldn't be in circulation for to long. My understanding is that blood tests only pick up on the free IGF and not the bound so it could be hard to pick up on a blood test also. there are a lot of dynamic factors in play with IGF. Easy way to test that theory would be to stop GH use and only IGF and see if it can be picked up on a blood test.

@Sciroxx Karl any thoughts on this.

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Sorry brothers ... was locked out ...... back ....

As a fact IGF1-LR3 (or DES) can't be measured by the ELISA kit which tests the serum IGF1 levels, as Big Tone explained above the LR3 is simply a different molecule than the endogenous IGF1. Only bio-identical IGF1 can be measured.

So this phenomenal read is due to the GH effect solely.

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Sorry if was not clear, BOTH lr3 and DES derivatives can't be detected in normal serum IGF1 test

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As said -> bio-identical IGF1 will be shown in the tests, this is the same molecule as the IGF1 which our body secrets, UNLIKE the lr-3 derivative (which is much more potent and has a much longer half life)

Makwa's picture

I don't have an answer. Going to have to get Karl to chime in on this one.

Big Tone36's picture

Yea

Makwa's picture

Those numbers are freakin insane. I would have been really happy with 350-400 Lol GH serum was likely on the rise also and would have peaked higher in another hour or so. Not going to get any better numbers than this. Thanks for testing Good

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I thought same as you. I think my liver enzymes are a lot lower this test but the numbers are crazy lol.

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Are you getting much CTS?

Big Tone36's picture

Yes CTS was the worst I ever had on these lol

Makwa's picture

Did CTS lessen when you dropped the LR3. Usually when I cycle LR3 I often have to lower the GH dose due to CTS.

Big Tone36's picture

No it was full blown the whole way lol. That GH is powerful shit. Strongest I ever used. I kept 5 i.u. the whole 2 kits. I'm up 5 lbs and leaner than when I started. I'm on juice too of course but got to my heaviest weight ever

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Good Numbers!
I wish you good Results!
Stay Healthy!

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