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IGF-1 Lr3 Enhances Steroid Cycles Initiates New Muscle Fibers& Testosterone Receptors
Igf1-lr3 As you all know is the long acting version of igf-1, Taking its active potential up towards 20 hours, But along with its ability to stimulate the growth of satalite muscle cells and helping them to mature into new muscle fibers it holds the ability to increase the uptake of many...- Presser
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IGF-1 lr3 the Anabolic Muscle Builder. Better Then HGH
What is IGF1-LR3 IGF-1 is basically a legal polypeptide hormone that has the same some of the same molecular properties as insulin. IGF dose actually stand for insulin-like growth factor. IGF-1 is mainly responsible for long bone growth in children and it also affects muscle growth and...- akn
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