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Deer antler spray is kind of popular in my area right now as a form of a steroid... It is supposed to raise your testosterone, and your healing time is much quicker along with your gains... I take propecia which is attempts to inhibit 5ar correct? So I would like to try deer antler spray, but not at the cost of losing hair, so I read more on it and found this article... http://www.hindawi.com/journals/tswj/2014/878162/ Anyone with any kind of a science back ground that would care to elaborate on if the science is actually sound regarding the link I posted, or if one could expect testosterone to cause issues with the hair follicles by using deer antler spray?
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Deer antler spray is the biggest joke. It doesn't work. -
It's now a banned substance in the NFL, so there must be some competitive advantage by using it... I'm not expecting to grow hair out of it, but I did find the IGF portion interesting, and thought maybe someone like swooping with a size able understanding may be willing to elaborate on how using it would impact hair for better or worse...
Have you used it biggie?Comment
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There was a (probably not true) rumor that the Texas Rangers "antler" sign was referencing the deer antler spray. But yeah it's been addressed in baseball too. For reference: http://content.usatoday.com/communit...1#.VRXc2eFLBb0Comment
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Deer antler spray "supposedly" contains IGF-1.
Don't waste your time.Comment
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First off, IGF-1 is not effective when taking orally. So how on earth would it benefit you? The only way is through Follicept or injecting it into your body. I know it's on the banned substance list in the NFL, but that's because they're stupid. Caffeine was banned by WADA; a completely safe substance. Bio-Gro is on the banned substance list and that contains more IGF-1 than deer antler spray but the thing is it doesn't work because it can only be taken orally. I've used Bio-Gro but noticed my hair deteriorating although my muscles felt more thick and tight.Comment
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Hey slam. Don't buy them. As said the IGF-1 concentration in those products is extremely low, often only present in the nanogram range. For comparison a normal dosage for bodybuilding is like between 60 and 120 microgram a day. 1000 nanogram = 1 microgram. NOW foods as an example has a liposomal IGF-1 spray but it's only 100 nanogram a dosage. So that is like adding a drop water to a full bucket of water, it isn't going to matter at all. By the way using legit IGF-1 at a decent dosage can be dangerous and can be even life threatening if you don't know what you are doing.
Follicept is going to use 1PPM = 1000 nanogram = 1 microgram. But forget about that stuff it isn't going to do shit. These would be even better;
Nonetheless I wouldn't even buy those you will lose your money it will be an disappointment basically. Just watch from a sideline how people will waste their money and grow nothing but max a few pubic hairs on their head
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Hey slam. Don't buy them. As said the IGF-1 concentration in those products is extremely low, often only present in the nanogram range. For comparison a normal dosage for bodybuilding is like between 60 and 120 microgram a day. 1000 nanogram = 1 microgram. NOW foods as an example has a liposomal IGF-1 spray but it's only 100 nanogram a dosage. So that is like adding a drop water to a full bucket of water, it isn't going to matter at all. By the way using legit IGF-1 at a decent dosage can be dangerous and can be even life threatening if you don't know what you are doing.
Follicept is going to use 1PPM = 1000 nanogram = 1 microgram. But forget about that stuff it isn't going to do shit. These would be even better;
Nonetheless I wouldn't even buy those you will lose your money it will be an disappointment basically. Just watch from a sideline how people will waste their money and grow nothing but max a few pubic hairs on their head.
Haha thanks bro! I appreciate the info!Comment
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