SARMS IGF-1 LR3 and its effects on growth

[Wsodie]

It’s definitely my legs are lagging
I’m looking at doing igf-1 lr3 and getting them up to par.
I do train them really hard so they are falling behind my upper body
should I inject 125 mcg every other day and rotate muscles?
What would be a better stack?

 

[SteveSmith]

might want to go with daily 100mcg

 

[BigJackson]

It’s definitely my legs are lagging
I’m looking at doing igf-1 lr3 and getting them up to par.
I do train them really hard so they are falling behind my upper body
should I inject 125 mcg every other day and rotate muscles?
What would be a better stack?

igf1 you want to do 100mcg ont raining days but be careful have carbs bro

 

[Mobster]

It’s definitely my legs are lagging
I’m looking at doing igf-1 lr3 and getting them up to par.
I do train them really hard so they are falling behind my upper body
should I inject 125 mcg every other day and rotate muscles?
What would be a better stack?

Doing what and NO peptide is muscle specific

 

[Austin316]

And there's definitely better options it's hit or miss

 

[sambee38]

go with 125 mcg but do it every day

 

[BookerTNY]

I would do it before your workout try that direction

 

[Arabian]

better off just using growth hormone and using steroids

 

[Zyglamail]

it's a very expensive peptide and I would avoid it

 

[Shrine]

unless you're a professional there's no need to do this just work out and balance your muscles the correct way

 

[caligirl85]

just use some GHRP2 or GHRP6

 

[zedhed]

igf-1 lr3 is overrated. otherwise everyone would use it

 

[ballin2504]

The vets got ya covered

 

[Tiger Khan]

Keep the doses moderate........

 

[25homes]

It’s definitely my legs are lagging
I’m looking at doing igf-1 lr3 and getting them up to par.
I do train them really hard so they are falling behind my upper body
should I inject 125 mcg every other day and rotate muscles?
What would be a better stack?

Hgh

 

[jasonhill800]

I'm sorry, but I don't think LR3 will provide major gains. It seems like you might be hitting a plateau, which could be due to several factors: not lifting heavy enough, not eating enough protein, using improper form, overtraining, not having enough leg training volume, inadequate recovery, or even genetics. It's important to analyze your diet, workout routine, and form to identify potential issues and make the necessary adjustments.