workin2005 said:how much oratrophin-1 are you all taking? the 40mcgs it cones in seems to low of a does. seems like you would need to take at least 2 (total of 80mcgs) per day to n=make it worth it and that would run a pretty penny!!!!:frustrate
Neuromancer said:That is the way I would like to run it too. But damn it gets expensive.
For the injectable I definitely notice quite a difference in 40mcgs and 80/100mcgs. I would assume the same will be true for OT.
milwood said:First let me say that I believe OT is a proven effective supp-in spite of all early contrary speculation. That said,
I am also of the mind that higher dosing is needed for max results. I posted such a suggestion some time ago because it was (and still is) my feeling that if 40mcg is a reasonable dose (inj) then there is no way that oral dosing at 40 is equivalent. Others pointed out that the "oral" dosing of OT is not your normal oral/stomach/digestion route, but oral absorbtion, per se. Even so, if you swish it around your mouth then swallow it, it still isn't gonna compare to injected. Anyone else feel this makes sense? And if so, shouldn't OT be dosed according to the comparable oral absorbtion rate?
workin2005 said:I notice a huge difference between a 40mcg dose vs a 80-100mcg dose. I really didnt notice much off 40mcgs, but at 100mcgs it was great!
There are guys on other boards running the injectable r3igf-1 at 200mcgs per day and LOVING IT!
I think this compound is going to eventually be used at much higher dosages than most are currently running. Its just so new and so expensive that safety and cost are a big issue right now.
UnicronSpawn said:If it were cheap Id love to experiment with highter doses, who knows maybe amazing things can occur with 80-100mcg's + per day.
Question: Have any of you guys mixed OT or injectable Lr3 w/ AAS and slin together? If yes, how did it go? and what kind of adjustments (if any) to dosages and dietary intake do you make?
bioman said:I just think it unwise to run high doses of this stuff. You have to remember that when HGH came out, people toyed with excessive doses and reported good results as well. Years down the road they regretted it. This stuff bears too many similarities to HGH..organ growth, appendage growth et cetera, for me to want to OD on it. I feel it's plenty potent at 20-40mcg but that's just me.
SecretOfSteel said:As to the comments regarding anabolism - I didn't find that at all when I ran oratropin. I found it increased vascularity and gave my muscles a full feeling, also increased my appetite like no other, yet I lost weight and kept strength. I used it as a bridge between cycles during my PCT.
LuckyBoy said:give it time. the new cells need time to grow. i ran it in april/may and just now am beginning to see the real benefits of it.
SecretOfSteel said:my point is that I truly don't think it is anabolic, and none of the literature suggests it would be either. Any gains in strength would be from hyperplasia and more cells, not more efficient cell function or larger cells.
I think the best combination would be 40mg ed for 25 days (or possibly 20mg ed for 50 days . . . interested in trying this) plus a non-aromatizing steroid like trenbolone/parabolan, winstrol, turanabol, or anavar - you would get incredible body recomposition effects.
This way the anabolic compounds can accelerate the maturation of the newly formed cells and give them a predisposition to become muscle cells.
SecretOfSteel said:I know this may be a touchy subject comparing sponsors, but do we have anybody who has used equal doses of Oratropin-1 and Muscle Research's injectable IGF-1?
IBE said:nothing will go to your stomach it will stick to your mouth only. you know how you can tell if the oratropin is being absorbed fast and crossing the BBB? this might sound funny but trust me you will see. try drinking a glass of wine before bed and right when you lay down take a dose of the oratropin it will knock you out and fast as if you took a sleeping pill. and no it is not the wine doing this it is the IGF stimulating something in the CNS. the injectable will not to this. remember the IGF receptors are located in the brain. also oratropin is being absorbed closes to the brain then the injectable so that should tell you something....just a thought
jrkarp said:I'm not entirely sure how the IGF could cross the blood brain barrier
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here's a few more stating it does, epecially regarding intranasal or mucosal/buccal mucosal:
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Here's a good one suggesting the mechanism involves receptor mediated endocytosis from blood to brain (across the BBB):
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IBE said:it also says that GHRP-6 does not cross the BBB either but with our technology it does because if it did cross the BBB then we would not see results with hexatropin...enough said
IBE said:remember the IGF receptors are located in the brain. also oratropin is being absorbed closes to the brain then the injectable so that should tell you something....just a thought
IBE said:Insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-1 and IGF-2, may be important regulatory molecules in the CNS. Possible origins of IGFs in brain include either de novo synthesis or transport of circulating IGFs from blood into brain via receptor mediated transcytosis mechanisms at the brain capillary endothelial wall, ie, the blood-brain barrier (BBB)...
enough said again..LOL
IBE said:well your dream will come through in 1-2 weeks we will have a sale on all the tropin products
IBE said:well here you go...that is right they are not sure so your not sure either and probabaly no one is sure. so why try to say you are.
IBE said:yes maybe without a carrier but ours has a carrier. if you knew what kind of carrier then you would see my point and how it would get through the BBB.. these kind of carriers are very slick and sneaky so you better watch out they can get through any part of your body...(HINT)
I've been waiting a long time for this one!!!:woohoo:IBE said:well your dream will come true in 1-2 weeks we will have a sale on all the tropin products
IBE said:PM me your info so we can take care of this for you asap.
IBE said:I seem to be right along about our oratropin getting into the CNS it looks to be either bypassing the BBB or go passing through the BBB check this acticle
Intranasal delivery provides a practical, noninvasive method of bypassing the blood-brain barrier (BBB) to deliver therapeutic agents to the brain and spinal cord. This method allows drugs that do not cross the blood-brain barrier to be rapidly delivered to the central nervous system (CNS). It also directly targets drugs that do cross the blood-brain barrier to the CNS, eliminating the need for systemic delivery and thereby reducing unwanted systemic side effects. This method works because of the unique connection that the olfactory and trigeminal nerves, involved in sensing odors and chemicals, provide between the brain and external environment. Intranasal delivery does not require any modification of therapeutic agents and does not require that drugs be coupled to any carrier. A wide variety of therapeutic agents, including both small molecules and macromolecules can be rapidly delivered to the CNS using this intranasal method.
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IBE said:here is another artical saying IGF can be delieverd to the brain passing the BBB
A number of protein therapeutic agents have been successfully delivered to the CNS using intranasal delivery in a variety of species. Neurotrophic factors, such as NGF,5-7 IGF-I,8 FGF13 (aFGF and bFGF), and ADNF12 (including ADNF-9 and NAP) have been intranasally delivered to the CNS in rodents as has a VIP analog.11 CNS concentrations of intranasally delivered NGF (26,500 daltons) varied from about 0.1 to 4.0 nM.5-7 Studies in humans with proteins, such as AVP,19 a CCK analog,20 MSH/ACTH,21,22 and insulin16 have concluded that they are also delivered directly to the brain from the nasal cavity along the olfactory neural pathway. Thorne and Frey have recently reviewed intranasal delivery of neurotrophic factors and other proteins to the CNS.1
Delivery of protein therapeutic agents to the CNS clearly involves extraneuronal transport as it occurs within minutes rather than hours.1, 4-8 While a number of protein therapeutic agents have been found in CNS tissues following intranasal administration, significant amounts of proteins with molecular weights above about 10 kDa have not been reported as yet in the CSF.1,8 Thus, there may be a size barrier to CSF entry following intranasal administration.
Studies in rodents have examined the effects of intranasally administered CNS therapeutic agents. The therapeutic benefit of intranasal delivery of proteins has been demonstrated by Liu et al. in stroke studies. Liu et al.9, 10 have shown that intranasal IGF-I reduces infarct volume and improves neurologic function in rats with middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO). A preliminary report indicates that intranasal treatment is effective even when delayed for 4 hours after the onset of MCAO.37 Kucheryanu et al.13 have demonstrated that intranasal bFGF in an MPTP-induced mouse model of Parkinson’s disease suppressed rigidity and increased motor activity. They also reported that intranasal aFGF reduced tremors and increased striatal dopamine, DOPAC, and HVA in the animals.13 Gozes et al.11 have shown that intranasal administration of a VIP analog (28 amino acids) prevented learning and memory impairments resulting from cholinergic blockade in rats treated with aziridium. Gozes et al.12 also demonstrated that a nine amino acid fragment of ADNF (ADNF-9) and an ANDF-like peptide (NAP) also protected against short-term memory loss in this same animal model.
IBE said:our technology is way better than nasal delievery and goes strait to the brain. you are forgetting that the nose and mouth are connected and have the same passage. how do you think a virus gets in to your body. through the nose and mouth. untill you know how our technology works I would not say anything
IBE said:one more thing is that insulin when injected will not bross the BBB but with our technology it does and there is researching backing that up. so the same goes for IGF since they are almost the same and bind to the same receptors
jrkarp said:IBE, this article has nothing to do with your technology whatsoever. Read the sentence I have in red. It deals with delivery via nerves that exist in the nose, not the mouth or throat.