PEG MGF Usage
 
The Mechano factor (MGF) exhibits a local effect in skeletal muscle and does not pass through the body without change. The problem of synthetic Mechano factor (MGF) is intramuscular introduction and is water-based, so it enters the bloodstream. When used in this way, the Mechano factor (MGF) remains stable only in the blood for a few minutes. The bio-made MGF is made locally and does not enter the blood.
 
PEG-MGF function
 
I G F-1 is a hormone consisting essentially of 70 amino acids that are structurally similar to insulin.
MGF splicing activates satellite cells, resulting in the growth of new muscle fibers in the body. In addition, the presence of MGF increases the body's protein synthesis rate. This will cause the body to increase muscle size and, more importantly, repair the existing damaged muscles. MGF-related recovery factors are undoubtedly the most important and beneficial aspects of hormones.
While the MGF function may seem a bit confusing when you first look, the process itself is quite simple
 
when you step by step look:
I G F-1 is released due to movement (after exercise)
I G F-1 is spliced ​​to MGF
MGF activates muscle tissue by activation of muscle stem cells