I'm very interested in this as well. I caught the same article that is posted here over the weekend and right away I thought about giving this a run. I figure I might as well. Closing in on 40 years old, this is ideal for me.
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IGF DES is 20 minIsnt the half-life of IGF1 like 15 minutes?
Or to make it look like he was using fancy technology. Nothing quite like a few fancy pieces of machinery to wow the public!How are you not convinced HiTech uses it?.Jared bought a pharmaceutical company for the sole purpose of using their technology for the cyclosome delivery
First result in Google, LOL. Ouch.P. Arnold essentially said cyclosome technology is a f'in joke.
elaborateEther and ester should be used more often as well as it's over looked.
maybe, but likely without any discernable benefit making it worth purchasing a bottle for even $5Molecular Nutrition changed the game with the pro hormone ether gels but after they stopped it died. Ether may increase IGF-1.
People seem to not realize that they can already consume IGF-1 orally and see increased blood levels...the problem is it only does so at a very small amount CURRENTLY. Jared doesn't release stuff on a whim, so I believe him when he says he has the capability to significantly increase bioavailabilityIsnt the half-life of IGF1 like 15 minutes?
Insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-I is a polypeptide that mediates the growth-promoting action of growth hormone in postnatal animals. The present study was conducted to examine whether orally administered IGF-I would be absorbed into the general circulation and also whether ingested IGF-I would enhance the growth of whole body as well as internal organs, and tissues in 3-week-old ICR-strain female weanling mice. In experiment (Exp) 1, a total of 70 mice received IGF-I orally at 1 microg.g-1 in 0.2-ml PBS or the vehicle alone. Concentrations of IGF-I and glucose in heart blood were measured after killing 5 animals in each group every fourth hour during a 24-hour period. In Exp 2, a total of 40 mice received oral IGF-I administration at 1 microg.g-1 or vehicle every third day beginning from day 0 for a 13-day period. Half the animals were killed at day 7 and the other half at day 13. Weights of whole body and organs/tissues (small intestine, liver, thigh muscle, and brain) were measured every day and at slaughter, respectively. In Exp 1, following the oral IGF-I administration, serum IGF-I concentration increased at hour 4 (p<0.01) and returned to the hour 0 level by hour 8, whereas glucose concentration was lowest at hour 4 and returned to the hour 0 level by hour 16. In the PBS-fed group, neither IGF-I nor glucose concentration changed during the 24-hour period. In Exp 2, weight of small intestine increased (p<0.05) in response to the oral IGF-I, whereas weights of liver and thigh muscle of the IGF-I-fed group were greater (p<0.01) and tended to be greater (p=0.06), respectively, than those of the PBS-fed only at day 13. However, brain weight and serum concentrations of IGF-I and IGF-II were not affected by oral IGF-I administration. Results suggest that although orally administered IGF-I mainly acts at the intestine, a portion of ingested IGF-I is absorbed into the general circulation to enhance the growth of selective organs/tissues in weanling mice.
lettuce also have him concoct oral insulin and change the lives of millions of diabetics. jared da gawd is a compassionate gawdPeople seem to not realize that they can already consume IGF-1 orally and see increased blood levels...the problem is it only does so at a very small amount CURRENTLY. Jared doesn't release stuff on a whim, so I believe him when he says he has the capability to significantly increase bioavailability
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16293962
Why would that matter?But what about the humans
Not sure if cereal, but in case you are, a mouse is only a useful prelim tool for how things will affect a human. We can use it as a basis for future enquiry, but not to substantiate evidence for human useWhy would that matter?
I was definitely joking lolNot sure if cereal, but in case you are, a mouse is only a useful prelim tool for how things will affect a human. We can use it as a basis for future enquiry, but not to substantiate evidence for human use
I'm terrible at this lol. I had thought as muchI was definitely joking lol
Why would that matter?
lol'dNot sure if cereal, but in case you are, a mouse is only a useful prelim tool for how things will affect a human. We can use it as a basis for future enquiry, but not to substantiate evidence for human use
A lot of things (in breast milk) work great for human babies - but your adult digestive tract will destroy the shjt out of them. Like I said, MK-677, a fairly tested experimental drug, gives 20 year old levels to 40 year old's - but the mass ain't exactly packing on even with that *drug* (and it needs to be taken...forever?... for even the longevity benefit). They've shown that the use of bovine growth factors makes it into milk and raises levels in people - and uh...so? Is your sister or mom jacked? Just because a number increases by X, doesn't mean it has real world significance.Why would that matter?
considering there is already inhalible insulin, I'd say we're not too far off from that goal: http://www.healthline.com/diabetesmine/welcome-afrezza-inhaled-insulin-gets-real#1lettuce also have him concoct oral insulin and change the lives of millions of diabetics. jared da gawd is a compassionate gawd
Well, idk if you were bunching up my comment but I clearly asked for evidence nothing more. My worry is that most supplement companies make BOLD claims like these which dont pan out with anything weve seen so far in the real world without showing any scientific data to back it up. If that scenario doesnt make you skeptic, you have a serious gullible problem. If they just release ANYTHING that remotely shows this will work other than "unsupported claims", id be the first to get excited about it and possibly give it a shot.considering there is already inhalible insulin, I'd say we're not too far off from that goal: http://www.healthline.com/diabetesmine/welcome-afrezza-inhaled-insulin-gets-real#1
Guys, I understand the criticism, but the amount of straight up hate in here is laughable. Everyone always demands more innovation, more new ingredients, and more cool stuff...and when a company claims to have something new, everyone jumps on the hate bandwagon and claims bull**** before seeing ANY evidence whatsoever.
I'll remain cautiously optimistic in the meantime. Have fun with the hate yall.
Well, idk if you were bunching up my comment but I clearly asked for evidence nothing more. My worry is that most supplement companies make BOLD claims like these which dont pan out with anything weve seen so far in the real world without showing any scientific data to back it up. If that scenario doesnt make you skeptic, you have a serious gullible problem. If they just release ANYTHING that remotely shows this will work other than "unsupported claims", id be the first to get excited about it and possibly give it a shot.
Until then, color me skeptic.
SP250 does not put me to sleep. Sorry to hear that you have that effect with it.Let's fix SP250 first before we tackle oral IGF shall we? If we can't solve why a preworkout is putting people to sleep.....
I haven't heard about this at all. SP250 makes me NOT want to sleep. I haven't heard anyone having that issueLet's fix SP250 first before we tackle oral IGF shall we? If we can't solve why a preworkout is putting people to sleep.....
Dude I'm not going to argue with you...you've seen the reviews "outside" of Hi-Tech/Gaspari reps, where of course SP250 works incredibly (honestly I wouldn't expect a rep to give a honest opinion on their own product). Nobody gets any energy from SP250, none. It's non-existent, no stimulation, nothing.I haven't heard about this at all. SP250 makes me NOT want to sleep. I haven't heard anyone having that issue
the DMAA thread over on another popular forum has numerous users in a row (non reps) saying they prefer SP250 over just about every DMAA product out there. I understand you don't enjoy it, but to say no one else does is just erroneous.Dude I'm not going to argue with you...you've seen the reviews "outside" of Hi-Tech/Gaspari reps, where of course SP250 works incredibly (honestly I wouldn't expect a rep to give a honest opinion on their own product). Nobody gets any energy from SP250, none. It's non-existent, no stimulation, nothing.
Vaughn you're a good guy, you always have been. You've taken your share of grief throughout the years.the DMAA thread over on another popular forum has numerous users in a row (non reps) saying they prefer SP250 over just about every DMAA product out there. I understand you don't enjoy it, but to say no one else does is just erroneous.
Not sure your beef with the current IFN lineup. Its stronger now than any time in history. Max Out works exactly as advertised, we still have hemavol and now Hemavo2 max which has a HUGE nitrate dosage for amazing pumps, full dosed and open label finish line, best mass gainer formula on the market bar none and on and on and onVaughn you're a good guy, you always have been. You've taken your share of grief throughout the years.
I liked when iForce was...iForce. When products delivered on their claims i.e. Maximize Intense...was intense, etc.
I just find it hard to understand how 2 products from the same company with the same ingredient in almost the same concentration can be so utterly different i.e Meso vs SP250?
That "other" board you have to take with a grain of salt...there's a few there who speak truthfully and then the majority who just all agree with each other for reps, handouts and reach arounds.
Noones throwing hate man. It's a cool concept, I just dont yet see how its any different to oral IGF 1 that is already available as that has not yet been explained (just that it's taken from whey). Once a product is released with a method that reliably increases blood levels of it through oral absorption then you're away laughing. And maybe that is even the plan. Or not. Maybe Hi Tech is just toying with a new concept for another application.considering there is already inhalible insulin, I'd say we're not too far off from that goal: http://www.healthline.com/diabetesmine/welcome-afrezza-inhaled-insulin-gets-real#1
Guys, I understand the criticism, but the amount of straight up hate in here is laughable. Everyone always demands more innovation, more new ingredients, and more cool stuff...and when a company claims to have something new, everyone jumps on the hate bandwagon and claims bull**** before seeing ANY evidence whatsoever.
I'll remain cautiously optimistic in the meantime. Have fun with the hate yall.
No one is making the claim that it is more bioavilable. If you read the press release, you'll see that what Jared/HTP is claiming currently is that their delivery method (cyclosome) greatly increases bioavailability and absorption into the blood streamNoones throwing hate man. It's a cool concept, I just dont yet see how its any different to oral IGF 1 that is already available as that has not yet been explained (just that it's taken from whey). Once a product is released with a method that reliably increases blood levels of it through oral absorption then you're away laughing. And maybe that is even the plan. Or not.
Maybe you could go into more depth as to why IGF from whey is more available than IGF from deer antler? That'd be cool. Genuinely interested
Ah gotcha. I did see that, but wasn't sure if they whey aspect had a role to playNo one is making the claim that it is more bioavilable. If you read the press release, you'll see that what Jared/HTP is claiming currently is that their delivery method (cyclosome) greatly increases bioavailability and absorption into the blood stream
I agree. I have high hopes, but I'm not going to expect magic...curious to see what Jared is able to cook up. he has yet to disappoint me.Ah gotcha. I did see that, but wasn't sure if they whey aspect had a role to play
Ill be interested to see how it pans out
I guess we'll find out in due courseI agree. I have high hopes, but I'm not going to expect magic...curious to see what Jared is able to cook up. he has yet to disappoint me.
bruh, do you not realize that this "innovation" would revolutionize medicine and that big pharma has poured billions into similar projects? no hate, but when you're offered beach front property in idaho...considering there is already inhalible insulin, I'd say we're not too far off from that goal: http://www.healthline.com/diabetesmine/welcome-afrezza-inhaled-insulin-gets-real#1
Guys, I understand the criticism, but the amount of straight up hate in here is laughable. Everyone always demands more innovation, more new ingredients, and more cool stuff...and when a company claims to have something new, everyone jumps on the hate bandwagon and claims bull**** before seeing ANY evidence whatsoever.
I'll remain cautiously optimistic in the meantime. Have fun with the hate yall.
Trust me oral insulin would revolution medicine, and if it this can make igf1 work it would make insulin work. Period done end of story.bruh, do you not realize that this "innovation" would revolutionize medicine and that big pharma has poured billions into similar projects? no hate, but when you're offered beach front property in idaho...
also, sp250 is the goat pre-workout. now tell me if the og myofusion flavors are returning? i need dat butterscotch.
We do have plans on releasing "Myofusion Classic"...but I am not sure of the timetablebruh, do you not realize that this "innovation" would revolutionize medicine and that big pharma has poured billions into similar projects? no hate, but when you're offered beach front property in idaho...
also, sp250 is the goat pre-workout. now tell me if the og myofusion flavors are returning? i need dat butterscotch.
I mean, it's Hi-Tech, so naturally the name will be 'IGF-1'. Or Increlex, perhaps.Does this product have a name yet?
Haha .I mean, it's Hi-Tech, so naturally the name will be 'IGF-1'. Or Increlex, perhaps.
logical guess but..I mean, it's Hi-Tech, so naturally the name will be 'IGF-1'. Or Increlex, perhaps.
Soooooo, has this come out?
Does this product have a name yet?
I see you got my email response Johnnie! Glad to put an AM face to the emailThey say theyre calling the product "Pro IGF-1" and theyre hoping to have it available by the beginning of September.
Ah, that was you, coolI see you got my email response Johnnie! Glad to put an AM face to the email
I just trained the sales team on this last week, from what I've been told it should be available soon.
I would like to know this as well.What percentage does it raise your IGF-1 level.