IM HGH for localized growth & IGF-1?

[argmax]

What is the overall consensus on injecting growth hormone locally into the muscle you are trying to growth?

I’ve seen some people (Todd Lee, etc.) mentioning the effectiveness of this method due to local IGF-1 increase.

So for example if your delts are lacking, would it make sense & difference to inject hgh locally into them (while still using some of it subq for systemic IGF-1 elevation) in order to bring them up?

Or is this not as effective, and the main difference still would be just the pharmacokinetics?

 

[Buffed Shark]

Not that this is ineffective. Its one of the things todd lee pulled out of his butt, like many others.

He's great i watch alot of his videos. But when you making this much content you are gonna screw up alot. There's absolutely no proof that local GH iM injection would lead to any imcrease in muscle size.

Have you take gh before? How much did your muscles grow and how long and dose?

 

[Alvinq]

I think if that were the case a lot of us would have track marks on our giant horse cocks.

 

[malfeasance]

I think if that were the case a lot of us would have track marks on our giant horse cocks.

Some persons can think through ideas and a logical chain of consequences to a particular outcome. You, sir, are one of those persons.

 

[readalot]

What is the overall consensus on injecting growth hormone locally into the muscle you are trying to growth?

Nope.

 

[dinfaralt]

just get on tren, tren does this in every muscle.

 

[readalot]

just get on tren, tren does this in every muscle.

Yay, heart.

 

[dinfaralt]

Yay, heart.

im heartmaxxing so i have enough love for all of my 10 cats!

(im recovering from injury on 120 test puts me at 1500+ testosterone still)

 

[readalot]

im heartmaxxing so i have enough love for all of my 10 cats!

(im recovering from injury on 120 test puts me at 1500+ testosterone still)

Careful. Dont let it interrupt the gainz!!

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