Seniors and IGF-1

[Zydeceltico]

So.....I just had to ask chatGPT this question: Is there any benefit in a 62 year old man raising his IGF-1 from 108 to 200?

chatGPT responded with: Short answer: if you don’t have true adult growth-hormone deficiency (AGHD), there’s no good evidence that pushing IGF-1 from ~108 to ~200 ng/mL will improve clinical outcomes for a 62-year-old—and there are meaningful downsides.

I'm putting this out there for feedback and I am thinking specifically about how many of us use the GH secretagogues (Ipa, Tesa, Semo, CJC, etc) as well as those researching HGH and others and saying to myself "hmmmmmmmmm?"

Thoughts?

 

[Mr. Blonde]

Don't take this as 100% fact (please Google study) there was one that stated something to the effect of sustained high igf usually resulted in shorter life spans. It decreases naturally as we age for a reason.

Again, double check and I'm not saying doing some hgh blasts here and there are bad. Just do your research and be safe.