I'd like to discuss the partitioning effects of said compounds / hormones.
IGF-1 is said to be like insulin-like in it's structure and ability to partition nutrients. How strong of an insulin-like effect does it exert? Furthermore, if it's being substituted for diabetic patients in place of insulin, why would it not be superior? Is this because it's safer?
What would be the best way to run IGF-1 if one were looking to benefit from it's partitioning abilities. Asume one had a day were one consumed many carbs. Could one use a large dose at the begining of the day and benefit from the 8-12 hour half life while nutrients are shuttled efficiently to empty liver and muscle glycogen stores.
While taking IGF-1, would it be redundant or useless to also use AP/p-slin for the same reasons?
Thoughts? Opinions? Studies? Insight? Tripknowledge?
IGF-1 is said to be like insulin-like in it's structure and ability to partition nutrients. How strong of an insulin-like effect does it exert? Furthermore, if it's being substituted for diabetic patients in place of insulin, why would it not be superior? Is this because it's safer?
What would be the best way to run IGF-1 if one were looking to benefit from it's partitioning abilities. Asume one had a day were one consumed many carbs. Could one use a large dose at the begining of the day and benefit from the 8-12 hour half life while nutrients are shuttled efficiently to empty liver and muscle glycogen stores.
While taking IGF-1, would it be redundant or useless to also use AP/p-slin for the same reasons?
Thoughts? Opinions? Studies? Insight? Tripknowledge?