Prunes Boost IGF-1 Levels

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Would plums give the same benefit?
 

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Haha! Good one. No, I'm not a post menopausal woman with an average age of 55. I didn't think it was that big of a stretch to think I might get at least similar results. I'm also not a mouse, but I haven't allowed that to stop me from trying Ursabolic also.
 
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Haha! Good one. No, I'm not a post menopausal woman with an average age of 55. I didn't think it was that big of a stretch to think I might get at least similar results. I'm also not a mouse, but I haven't allowed that to stop me from trying Ursabolic also.
but u arent a post menopausal mouse

bottom line, u cant extrapolate that study to adult males. And seventeen percent is not that much anyway
 
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prunes are very rich in various minerals, and its possible that post menopausal minerals are deficient in many of these. And that deficiency may disrupt the gh/igf-1 axis.

If u think u arent getting enough minerals then go eat prunes
 

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