Month: July 2013

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Companies selling peptides often use 5 mg frag to refer to HGH frag 176-191. This chemical is a stable and is designed to mimic a releasing factor in an animal’s body. The functions of this peptide are very specific and physiological compared to many other similar chemicals used by an animal’s body for the same purpose. The synthesized fragment of this HGH peptide contains a modified form of the acids from the 176-191 molecules that alters at the C-terminal region of the hGh molecule.

HGH peptides are lypholized peptides that are specifically designed for research applications. They are not intended to be used on humans and should not be ingested by human subjects, or used outside of a laboratory setting. 

The reconstituting process used to manage the peptide will largely determine whether or not the product is stable and suitable for applications on live animal test subjects as opposed to cell cultures.

Usage Information

To ensure the stability and consistency of the peptide, specific storage and use information is essential for 5mg frag 176-191.

• Any lypholized peptides should be stored in the freezer or refrigerator away from bright light. This will allow you to keep your peptides for up to two months. Do not store lypholized peptides intended for short-term use in temperatures colder than 4 degrees Celsius.

• If you plan on keeping your peptides for long term storage you may keep them at -20 degrees Celsius. This will allow you to keep your peptides for several years provided they are capped tightly and not exposed to moisture throughout this time. Vial openings should be minimized to reduce this risk.

• You should avoid continuously freezing and re-thawing peptides. If this becomes necessary, take a variety of aliquot samples from the stock to ensure stability.

Peptides that contain W, C or M sequences are prone to oxidation so all air should be purged from the vial and replaced with a veil of argon or nitrogen. In general. you can keep your peptides stable at 4 degrees Celsius but if a peptide has a sequence that is prone to instability, it is advised that you keep the solution frozen any time it will not be in use. This includes any peptides that have a solution that is has a pH less than 8.

HGH frag 176-191 studies claim that when this peptide is applied to animal test subjects it can burn through adipose tissue. Applications of 176-191 may also increase energy expenditure, fat oxidation and muscle mass.

Most studies revolve around this peptide’s future use in addressing fat loss and obesity because it appears to have fewer side effects than HGH when applied to animal test subjects. However, much research has been performed on simulated conditions at this time.

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MGF is a spliced variant of the IGF gene that naturally occurs in animals. This gene increases the stem cells in muscles, causing the muscle fibers to mature and grow, a process that is necessary for adult animals to grow in size. The natural version of MGF is produced locally in an animal’s body and does not travel throughout the bloodstream.

The synthetic version of peg MGF is designed to be diluted with water so it can be injected into an animal intramuscularly so it may travel throughout the body. However, this peptide will only remain stable in the bloodstream for a matter of minutes.

Peg refers to pegylation or the act of attaching polyethylene glycol to another molecule, which in this case would be MGF. The peg connection adds a protective coating to the MGF chemical that in theory will help it move through the bloodstream without being broken down by the body.

Peg MGF Actions

In a natural setting, MGF is produced in an animal’s body when the muscle fibers are broken down due to resistance, such as heavy exercise.

• MGF is designed to stimulate muscle growth to replace these damaged muscle fibers and retain nitrogen to increase protein synthesis during this process.

• In experiments, peg MGF can be injected into an animal’s body because it can move through the bloodstream to promote physical growth wherever the experiment demands.

• During experiments on live animals, peg MGF has been shown to increase strength while causing fat loss, somewhat similar to the reactions of MGF.

While data is still not solidified on MGF, the use of peg on live test subjects has been approved by the FDA in experimental settings. In the study of the feces and urine of animal test subjects, the peg molecules were found and not broken down, indicating that they do not affect a natural setting.

Technical Peg MGF Application

When used in older rodents, the reduction of muscle fibers is shown to decrease the activity of satellite cells.

• When MGF was applied to these affected areas in the rodent, the satellite cells were re-activated and hypertrophy in the muscles continued.
• In the same experiment, MGF was also administered to the intramuscular structure. This showed a 20 percent increase in the weight of the muscle fibers that were affected.

In similar studies using other peptides on rodent test subjects, muscle fibers injected with IGF grew by 25 percent, making it more potent. However, in these experiments MGF was found to be stronger than igf-1Ea in creating rapid muscle growth.

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It should be noted that most data regarding peg MGF is theoretical at this time. In laboratory studies, the pegylation is helpful in extending the life of the chemical; it lowers the efficiency of the synthesized MGF chemical. There is also a lack of comparative data for peg MGF and other peptides because there are not currently any peptides on the market that behave in the same manner.

In some experiments, peg MGF is used in conjunction with igf or lr3igf-1, though this is not necessarily recommended or necessary.

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