1st time using insulin

[BIGNASTY]

iI'm 6'2 330lbs,i just started back in the gym and back on my cycle.I do cardio for a 1/2 hour.my cycle is :
1000 mg sus/wk
600 mg Eq
5iu's of jin/ed
i want to add insulin,but don't know how to take it.Can someone skool me on a cycle of insulin and where can i get it from!

 

[bigguy01]

bro, what is your body fat? you may want to drop some fat b4 beginning your cycle...insulin is ver dangerous also...make sure you read ALOT b4 you think of using it...

 

[Razzle Dazzle]

insulin can be a super effective product when used in conjunction with anabolics but new studies have come out that when a person with normal insulin production begins to spike there levels with injectable or oral insulin you can shut down your bodys own production just like using test. the only problem is that over time this may become permanent. this can cause you to become what the world knows as a diabetic. i would use it but i dont want to spend the next 60 yrs of my life dealing with that. this is only my personal opinion, take it or leave it but do the research first.

 

[Dave_19]

I agree with the others. Insulin will make you gain more fat if your diet isn't perfect post inj. I wouldn't use insulin if your not bulking and at 6'2 330 you shouldn't be bulking up.

 

[Ethan James]

Yeah, no offense bro, but at 330, I don't think insulin is for you. People take it with GH because the growth makes them a bit more insulin resistant. In you're case I would say to counter that get some avandia, actos, or glucophage. IMO insulin is really great for supreme ectomorphs.

rrozelll - as to shutting down your own insulin production... I don't know how much I believe that... There are guys on here who have been using insulin for years without problems. BigKiwi, for example, talks of taking upwards of 25iu per day for the past 10 years or so and not encountering any problems. If you've got the article where you read that, it would be great if you could post it in the articles forum.

 

[bigguy01]

rrozelll - as to shutting down your own insulin production... I don't know how much I believe that... There are guys on here who have been using insulin for years without problems. BigKiwi, for example, talks of taking upwards of 25iu per day for the past 10 years or so and not encountering any problems. If you've got the article where you read that, it would be great if you could post it in the articles forum.

i have read about it shutting down your natural insulin...if i use insulin (Humalog), it is cycled 6wks on/6wks off...

 

[IronMike]

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i have read about it shutting down your natural insulin...if i use insulin (Humalog), it is cycled 6wks on/6wks off...

Agree with Ethan. Whilst I don't take the chance of long term slin problems, I haven't come across any research which says it can act to shut down pancreatic activity. Could you post some info if you have it though? I've been starting back on a 2wk on 2wk off routine.

IMO 6 weeks - if we consider there MIGHT be long term effects - is too long. I use it only pwo (though have used in the mornings before too) for 2 wks on and 2 off and I go great. Only really use it when off the AAS, particularly post-cycle.

IronMike

 

[preist943]

Imo, insulin is the most effective product for building muscle I have ever used. (as long as your diet is in order) 1 insulin will not shut down your own natural production. To make this simple, the body knows suguar is in the blood and releases insulin. If you take an outside source it simply does not release any. It just is not the same as other hormones such as test and the like. Now if you use insulin ed 3x a day for months, it would effectively negate the pancreas and you would be in some serious shit. I don’t know of anyone that stupid. Insulin post workout at 10-20 IU at 2-3x a wk is fine or only used 2 days a week a week, injected twice daily at 15iu ( talking about R here only kind I use ) will work fine forever. I have never heard of cycling insulin, I use it year round. But only after my hardest workouts. If IM half assing it there is no need.

You cant go all out 100% of the time. But to be more to the point of the post at 330 pounds I wouldn’t even look at insulin.