PEG MGF (Pegylated Mechano Growth Factor)

Introduction

For starters, think about muscle growth like putting together a large hormonal puzzle. The picture gets clearer once we understand that the puzzle is made up of pieces like DHT, Testosterone, GH, IGF and MGF. Some of these hormones are expelled by the liver as a response to damaged muscle tissue. For example, growth hormone helps release insulin-like growth factor.

Stimulation of this receptor has been linked to decreased aging, increased lean body mass, and improved energy homeostasis in humans. This function suggests that PEG–MGF can produce effects similar to IGF-1 leading to improved muscle repair, enhanced fat metabolism, and overall increases in lean body mass.

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How it works?

If you have been training with weights, then you have already been using your own MGF that your body creates. IGF-1 is spliced due to its response to broken down muscle tissue and one of the splices produced is IGF-1Ec, better known as mechano growth factor. Basically, MGF is a version of IGF, specifically IGF-1Ec. MGF is an amazing variant that directly helps with the up-regulation of protein synthesis and nitrogen retention. This is why I think that PEG MGF is the best variant of the IGF-1 series. After you have broken down muscle tissue (post training), you can use the peptide PEG MGF and reap the benefit of its response to damaged muscle tissue. In addition, it will help you signal growth in nearby undamaged muscled cells. This gives it the unique ability to grow lagging body parts in areas where muscle growth is desired.

Side Effects

Even though there have been a host of theoretical positive benefits regarding PEG-MGF derived from scientific research based on animal test subjects, there have also been a few negative side effects that have been linked to the peptide. These negative side effects include:
Hypoglycemia – According to scientific research conducted on animal test subjects, this condition, commonly known as “low blood sugar” is theorized to be the result of PEG-MGF’s ability to increase the efficiency of cellular functionality, which in turn leads to blood sugar achieving its functional goal too quickly.
● Swelling of the extremities.
● Drop in blood pressure.
● An increase in cardiovascular irregularities, up to and including instances of cardiac arrest.
● For Scientific Use Only

More information

When you are working out, you are breaking muscles down and the real growth happens when the muscle heals and cells are able to grow and increase in size. This is where PEG MGF can be utilized as an incredible recovery tool. PEG MGF can be ran as a standalone peptide post workout, but it’s especially useful on recovery days. By injecting 200mcg bilaterally (subcutaneously or intramuscularly) PEG MGF will bind to receptors and actually help recover damaged muscle tissue better than IGF-1. PEG MGF has also shown to signal satellite cells close to the damaged muscle tissue to grow just as if they were a part of the damaged tissue cells. This means that damaged cells are going to grow larger and faster, but also it is going to grow cells near the damaged tissue. In simple terms, this means you’re creating new muscle tissue while recovering the already-existing muscles. This is extremely helpful, considering that as you get older the ability to proliferate satellite cell regeneration decreases drastically.

This leads to age related muscle loss, as you aren’t able to create new muscle cells. This is where MGF comes in! Mechano growth factor directly increases the availability of muscle cell production; therefore, recovery times from damaged muscle tissue are going to decrease and muscle size is, in turn, increased.

Dosages

Using PEG MGF on cycle or off cycle, you are going to experience recovery that is far superior to any generic peptide available. Just like normal peptides, remember that PEG MGF comes in the form of a white delicate powder that needs to be reconstituted with bacteriostatic water and kept in the refrigerator.

PEG MGF does not need to be systematically administered because of its long half-life (several days). It will circulate your body binding to the receptors where muscle tissue damage has taken place. Administration should be timed post workout or on recovery days when you plan on resting. Since mechano growth factor is a variant of IGF-1, you do not want to use MGF pre-workout because it will have to fight for position with IGF-1 as they both try to bind to the same receptor. IGF-1 has a much stronger affinity to bind then MGF.

Rest days are the best way to get the most use out of PEG MGF, as you will have lower level of IGF-1 and the long lasting PEG MGF will have the ability to run the course of the body while you focus on recovery. I have personally ran PEG MGF and administered into the quad regions after very long sessions where my quads were ripped to shreds. The recovery time and muscle growth in those areas was noticed after one week of use. Duly noted was the recovery time after a 100+ mile ride. On the recovery day, I administered 200mcg of PEG MGF and rested. The following day muscles felt recovered and soreness was not present for the next training ride.

An insulin syringe needs to be used to inject subcutaneously or intramuscularly with a dose around 200-400mcg. Bilateral dosing can be used, but a single site administration will work just as well.

Conclusion

Although scientific study has been conducted on animal test subjects to determine PEG-MGF’S range of mechanics, functionality, theoretical benefits, and negative side effects, it should be noted that any and all findings linked to the peptide are still based in current laboratory research. Because PEG-MGF is currently in the research phase, any usage or study pertaining to the mechanics, operations, effects, benefits, and side effects of the peptide should exclusively be contained to the restrictions of a strictly controlled environment such as a medical research facility or a laboratory.

User reviews

Review 1
PEG-MGF is better than IGF-1 i tried it

Review 2
Totally agree with you! PDF MGF is probably my favourite peptide. I just wish that the prices would come down on it and IGF-1LR3 so more people could use them.

Review 3

So happy to have found a reliable source in the US that doesn’t kill my wallet!