insulinlike growth factor
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These foods increase insulin and insulinlike growth factor, hormones that can foster acne development.
From New York Times
Deer antler spray has been banned by the NFL and MLB because it contains insulinlike growth factor 1, or IGF-1, which is considered a performance-enhancing drug.
From Seattle Times
The researchers will look at markers of inflammation and metabolism, including levels of insulin, insulinlike growth factor and hormones that regulate fat storage.
From New York Times
Height is associated with increased milk intake in childhood, and higher levels of insulinlike growth factor, which promotes cell growth and inhibits programmed cell death, the authors noted.
From Seattle Times
There are only two problems with the company’s claims about deer extract, energy stickers and negatively charged water: there is little scientific evidence to support them, and the deer antler extract happens to contain a banned, muscle-building hormone called IGF-1, or insulinlike growth factor.
From New York Times
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