MGF

Mechano Growth Factor, better known as MGF, is a splice variant of Insulin-Like Growth Factor-1 (IGF-1). This hormone is largely responsible for the healing and building of damaged muscle tissue post exercise or any other activity that causes damage to the muscle tissue.

The splice to MGF activates satellite cells causing the growth of new muscle fibers in the body. Further, the presence of MGF increases the body’s rate of protein synthesis. This will cause the body to increase muscle size and more importantly repair existing damaged muscle. The recovery factor associated with MGF is without question the most important and beneficial aspect of the hormone.

Side Effects

Pain or irritation at the injected area is the most common complaint, which normally refers to a sore or itchy feeling at the injected site.

Administration

MGF is an injectable peptide that is administered with an insulin needle directly into the muscle(s) immediately after training. 200mcg per injection is the normal or standard dose for most and is normally used for no more than four weeks. Users who surpass four weeks of use may find the benefits quickly fall due to an adaption.

MGF is found in freeze-dried form and mixed with a sterile solution and must remain refrigerated once reconstituted. MGF should remain stable and potent for up to six months post-mixing.

When used for physique- or performanceenhancing purposes, Regular MGF is usually administered at a dosage of 50-200 meg. This is generally given via IM injection(s) once daily, immediately following exercise in the muscle(s) trained. Regular MGF is typically taken on training days only, but as many as 5-6 days per week.

Cycles of MGF usually last 2-3 months, though longer programs are not uncommon.