+ 11 Qitrope 8iu split per day IGF-1
As promised Sergeant for the Qitrope promo he was running a while back here are my IGF-1 results running 8iu per day split into two pins per day for just over 3 weeks. I’m not going to provide a detailed write up on my cycle but suffice to say it’s a Primo/Bold/Test/GH/IGF-1/Taboo cycle. A couple of interesting points to note:
- 66.7 nmol/l converts to 509.16 ng/ml
- While not as high as I would have expected but a decent number nonetheless
- I’ve come to learn through all my recent research on IGF-1 testing that there are just too many internal and external variables to get too hung-up on the absolute values of the numbers
- I have had great results (fat loss, fullness, good sleep and skin etc.) and typical sides (water retention and some CTS) which you would expect from a dose like this
- I’m very satisfied with this GH and believe it is excellent quality and value for money
It’s also worth noting that this is a retest on the more expensive Diasoran XL Assay following me testing on the cheaper Maglumi assay which came back really low at 226 ng/ml. You may remember I had similar issues with my last IGF-1 tests which kicked off some research to try and test the theory that some assays like the Maglumi and iSYS assays (Labcorp) are subject to interferences from DHT’s. Given I am on Primo cycle this seems to add weight to the theory. Many of the test results being submitted to me seem to back this up. The body of evidence is growing so you guys testing using assays please take note.
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Wondering what role that taboo plays in the IGF numbers? Maybe PM me if you have some idea.
I wonder at what point do you start to see diminishing returns on your IGF score? I would guess about 5-6iu but you guys would know so more than I do. Good number regardless, I ran several kits of Qi and liked them rather well. Thanks for testing +1
Totally agree with Dacky. It's not all about the number but more about the results. Am I gaining muscle and losing Body fat. The variables as stated do affect the numbers. Assay interference, age, diet (protein intake and timing plays a big role), natural IGF-1 production, disease know and unknown, insulin, the amount of IGFBPs a person has, the amount of steroids your taking, the amount of DHT's, supplements taken to name a few. The point is everyones chemical and nutritional gumbo is different. Meaning the fact Dacky at 45 scored 500+ on his run of 8iu does not mean you are I would get the same score are results. That's how complex IGF-1. +
The GH Serum (#s) protocol that was used on every forum for years used to drive me nuts
Even though this was posted 4 years ago:(was still learning)
https://www.eroids.com/pics/igf1-vs-gh-serum
I was on the right track..(IGFBP3)....especially with IGF1 Serum elevation similar to GH Serum elevation (4 week waiting period isn’t necessary)
The confusion (or misinformation) was using the simple $60 blood serum test result as a HPLC, LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
The numbers can’t accurately give you mg/mL vial content
Only amount of protein in the blood at the time of testing.....how we metabolize individually plays a big part
You got it brother. Your exactly correct. When I was seeing guys getting low teens on pharma hgh and I'm talking about Dr gives them a script and they go to the drug store and get it filled pharma. Run igf-1:and have kickass numbers.Then guys using Hyges and scoring crazy numbers 50's 60's hgh serum. But igf-1 not as high as the pharma.
You've tested quite a bit Hail so you see the variability of it all.
You also pointed something out. The more you use the more IGFBP. You know to take a break every now and then.
Dp
Didnt the grey top give u a better result?
Yes but a very different protocol and as I said above I’ve learn there is way too many variables to get too hung up on the absolute numbers.
NotNatural23Those Qs are kick ass. I am definitely ordering more.
excellent dacky
And + from me, always on point mate
Very informative Dacky as always, great.
Do you monitor your thyroid function and sugar levels at the dosage of 8iu’s. If you do, do you add additional hormones to balance 8ius of HGH??
The answer to all of those questions are yes. PM if you want to discuss in more detail.
Good result. Btw how do you do the convertion from nmol/l to ng/ml?
If your not into math then just use this calculator which is IGF-1 specific.
http://unitslab.com/node/230
Divide by 0.131