Deer Antler Spray

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Use Wolverine semen. The liquid, not that powdered shit.
 
It is made from the velvet that covers the antlers as they are developing, not the antler itself.

Yeah that's dead wrong.

Deer antler is taken from red deer in late spring early summer. It is then graded.

While it is taken when covered velvet, the skin/fur is not the target.

Anyone telling you that is ripping you off.

It is graded into the bases (from skull to first fork), middles (fork to an inch below point), and tips (last each before each point, which will be rounded and filled with GROWING bone.

The vast majority of the majority of active material is in the tips.

IGF-1 is not the only known active ingredient.

Tips are expensive.

If you head into china town in la, you can find them, but often for several thousand per kilogram.

These would be thin dried slices of the bone at that last inch. Cross sections.

You could use it in teas or soups or run it through a proffessional extraction.

Good quality deer antler tip extract is generally viscous, gelatinous, and can be sticky.

If it can pass through a spray bottle it must be heavily diluted.



I don't know, a 37 year old Ray Lewis took 2 months to come back from an injury that usually takes 6 months.

Whether he did or didn't the players union would need to permit blood tests and as previous posters mentioned the traces of IFG-1 alone in low quality deer antler spray would not be sufficient to fail a test designed to catch someone injecting it.
 
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Ok since we have so much confustion and misinformation about the subject here's some more deer antler information from one of my desk references.

John Chen's Chinese Medical Herbology and Pharmacology.

From the entry on deer antler (Lu Rong):

"Chemical Composition

Pantocrine, lysophosphatidyl choline, ganglioside, putrescine, spermindine, PGE1, PGE2, PGF, condroitin sulfate, androgen, estradiol, oestrone, ceramide, lecithin, cephalin, cholesterol, lipids, ganglioside, sphingomyeline, calcium phosphate, calcium carbonate."


It is important to note here that the Chinese feel pantocrine is the primary active ingredient, not IGF-1. IGF-1 does not exist in sufficient levels to even merit it appearing on Chen's list of chemical composition.
 
It's supposed to have something to do with IGF-1.

Seems silly to mess around with this when research chemical companies sell Long R3 IGF-1 in sufficient potency to be effective.
 
ive been on mongoose testosterone for a few months now,its amazing
 
You guys know you can buy IGF-1 directly as a research peptide?

You can buy a 5 pack of IGF1 LR3 for $279
 
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