I believe around 500 or so is when IGF1 peaks in bodybuilders using large amounts. However, some of them don’t even get their level north of 300 on a high dose so it’s really specific to a particular individual or there are other unknown factors in play. In any case, I really wouldn’t be worried about an IGF1 of 450 unless it was that way without HGH. The other labs look great and those matter a lot more.
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Exactly.
My Personal Physician’s attitude is this is what we were shooting for, obviously my stock of HGH is real and potent.
Costing me $100 per month… not $2,000 per month from a pharmacy prescription.
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This makes me wonder why my IGF is 251, on the high side, but free testosterone is 7.7 which is incredibly low while total testosterone is 579.
Would stopping whey protein supplementation help with this? I’m also going to start taking DHEA to try and sort all this out…
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Hmmm… interesting Chris.
DHEA might help.
I take it as part of my Thymus Regeneration… but due to low fat and regular weight training… probably not needed. But, definitely not hurting.
I was fearful of HGH possibly bringing on diabetes. But with insulin at 4 in my recent blood panel… not gonna happen. My physician was… you are better than good - golden!
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If I were you, I’d be happy about the 251 IGF1 at your age. I think purposely trying to lower it would bring more problems than it would solve. I wouldn’t touch it at all.
I don’t think whey would make a difference.
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