PEG MGF

Peptides PEG MGF

Mechanical growth factor (from the English. Mechanical Growth factor (MGF) is an isoform (variety) of insulin-like growth factor, which is formed mainly after performing physical work, as well as taking anabolic steroids, hyperthermia and oxidation increase its secretion. Mechanical growth factor causes the division of myoblasts (germ muscle cells that are dormant), and also accelerates muscle growth and recovery. The effect is similar in many ways to growth hormone, but it does not strengthen bones and cartilage.

Mechanical growth factor is a variant of IGF-1 (insulin-like growth factor produced in the liver when exposed to growth hormone), which is formed as a result of splicing (sequential connection of individual elements of RNA encoding IGF-1 b) in response to damage to muscle tissue as a result of physical exertion.

Pegylated mechanical growth factor has significantly greater bioavailability, is injected into the body 2-3 times a week and retains a high concentration for a long time.

Effects:

• The total experience of using mechanical growth factor has shown that a 5-week course of the drug causes:Muscle growth due to hyperplasia (acceleration of cell division), hypertrophy (increase in cell volume) and prolongation of their life, at any age
• Reducing the percentage of body fat by an average of 5-6%
• Increased stamina
• Increase the relief of muscles
• Increase venous traceability
• Growth of new vessels in muscles and bones

Additional effects:

• Increased immune protection
• Improving skin properties
• Lowering cholesterol levels
• Accelerated Recovery
• Neuroprotective effect (protects the nervous system)
• Stimulation of bone marrow cell reproduction
• Suppresses cellular apoptosis and preserves cardiac function after myocardial infarction
• Regeneration of all body tissues