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by VesPro

WHAT IS IT?

IGF-1 Max™ contains:

• 1.2g (per bottle) of specially prepared VesPro Colostrum XI providing about 200ng of IGF-1 per spray (i.e. 36000ng of IGF-1 per bottle)
  
  • Immunoglobulins:41% IgG:32%
  • IgG1: 1296mg
  • IgG:  1368mg
  • IgA:  72mg
  • IgG2: 54mg
  • IgM:  64.8mg
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• VesPro Colostrum Matrix Factor (VesPro CMF) Colostrum Matrix preparation blend
• VesPro Stable Lipid Factor (VesPro SLF) Alpha Lipoic Acid preparation blend
• VesPro Polymer Delivery Factor (VesPro PDF) - Polymer Saccharides Matrix blended with Clustered Water
• VesPro Natural Relief Factor (VesPro NRF) Unique preparation blend of Aloe Vera, Echinacea, Chamomilla, Colocynthis
• In a Proprietary blend of Avena Sativa, Black currant (bud), Oak (bud), Elm (bud), Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP), Hydrofluoric acid, Saw Palmetto (leaf).

WHAT DOES IT DO?

IGF-1 Max is designed to increase IGF-1 levels in the body.

CAUTIONS

Consult your health care provider prior to use if you are pregnant , nursing, have cancer, or other medical conditions, or when taking any medication.

Since IGF-1 is a growth factor, it is thought that it could stimulate cancer growth. A recent study showed that it had no effect on the PSA levels of prostate cancer. Never-the-less, caution is advised. Do not overuse this product. The idea is to duplicate youthful levels, not exceed them. To measure your IGF-1 levels use one of the Anti-Aging Profile kits. Not everything is known about IGF-1 nor its relationship to HGH. Older sedentary people sometimes have high IGF-1 levels and athletes sometimes have low levels.

See Disclaimer.

DOSE

1 to 2 sprays sublingually in the morning and evening. Limit to 6 sprays daily, unless otherwise advised by a qualified healthcare professional.

Body Builders should use the spray immediately after a work-out.

VesPro advises using this product during the day and Somatoplex at bedtime.

NHC sells 30 ml bottles (180 sprays) of IGF-1 Max for $29.95. ($39.95) The suggested retail price is $49.95. Note: The bottle may be labeled as IGF-1 Med, the previous name.

CR II

These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA).
The products discussed are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
 

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