Hey big man, I hope you are doing well.
So I started my 4 days a week HGH /slin regimen last week, at 1.5 iu GH 3 times a day+ 6 iu from Novalin R(slin 10/15 minutes after HGH injection, then eat 30 minutes after the slin pin, both 3 times a day all sub cue), then few days later upped the Novalin to 10 iu in each injection. I did not feel any hypo symptoms at an moment, even tough I did wait longer than 30 minutes after to see,or put it this way, I do not know if the insulin is doing anything at all; I am doing the 10 grams carbs per iu by the way, and even more than that to experiment, plus a generous protein quantity throughout the day with each meal.
If you were in my place, would you go higher than 10 iu on the slin or what criteria would you use to make sure the insulin is doing its thing?
Thanks for your time.
Hey big man, I hope you are doing well.
So I started my 4 days a week HGH /slin regimen last week, at 1.5 iu GH 3 times a day+ 6 iu from Novalin R(slin 10/15 minutes after HGH injection, then eat 30 minutes after the slin pin, both 3 times a day all sub cue), then few days later upped the Novalin to 10 iu in each injection. I did not feel any hypo symptoms at an moment, even tough I did wait longer than 30 minutes after to see,or put it this way, I do not know if the insulin is doing anything at all; I am doing the 10 grams carbs per iu by the way, and even more than that to experiment, plus a generous protein quantity throughout the day with each meal.
If you were in my place, would you go higher than 10 iu on the slin or what criteria would you use to make sure the insulin is doing its thing?
Thanks for your time.
Hey bud. I’d get a glucometer. Hopefully your blood sugar isn’t so high (pre meal) that the insulin is correcting your BS before you ingest the carbs.
Also, you don’t, and shouldn’t feel hypo. Will you if you use insulin? Sure, occasionally, but the goal is to equalize the insulin to carbs, not chase hypoglycemia with carbs.
Also to note, use the insulin to shuttle the normal amount of nutrients you’re using, adding carbs and insulin SLOWLY over time. Many people use excessive doses of insulin to chase unnecessary amounts of carbs, thinking that the insulin will just turn everything into muscle... but that’s not so. Insulin puts everything “where it should go” at a faster rate. Once muscle glycogen is filled, the only option is fat. Basically, use the insulin to make what you already have more efficient, not to supercharge the excess carbs.
My advice would be to measure your BS between GH and insulin shots, again immediately before you eat, and once more after you’ve eaten. Do this to establish a baseline set of data, then make your adjustments from there.
If you were in my place as a newbie as I am to the slin business, how would you use the glucometer to make proper use of it monitoring your slin dosing and benefit from it as a bodybuilder?
Also, is there any optimal time frame between hgh and slin shots if we are talking about Novalin r, and should I proceed to eat at the peaking time of the slin or else?
Thanks again.
Update here...
My knees have been a total wreck. Just had to see a back doctor, and get an MRI. Next up is the knee doctor and another MRI. Both the left and right meniscus are giving sharp pains and wicked instability. Let training has been limited, but progress is being made on what I can do.
I’m back to using a modified Fortitude training layout, as I just find it very easy to maintain and build muscle.
Diet has been lower calories, with Intermittent Fasting in half the days of each week.
Still training BJJ and on route for brown belt in a few months.
Cycle wise, it’s been 2 weeks of
Incendo Primobolan @ 700mg/wk
Toraxx Test Cyp @ 350mg/wk
Toraxx Arimidex @ 1mg EOD
no GH or humalog right now
I’m experimenting with Intermittent fasting, in which case I’ll implementing Incendo clen and some leftover rauwolscine during the fasts.
There are a few more Toraxx and Pompeyo items that’ll be nice to have soon, so I’ll be making a few additions.
Fasting weight is 260-262. By the end of the day, 265-268.
Started aggressively pursuing GHR, reverse hypers, zero momentum repetitions, and a few other training principals as well.
If anyone has questions, please feel free to fire away.
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Update here...
My knees have been a total wreck
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Hey brutha.. I see your taking 1mg of arimidex Eod for 350mgs of test.. Is this more than usual ?
Dave, thanks again for taking the time to do this!
What is your strategy with GH use? Would you taper it up just like AAS doses over many years, or would you stick to the 4-6 iu doses from the get go and keep them there indefinitely?
Given that high dose GH has detrimental effects on insulin sensitivity and your pancreas, is venturing past 6 ius smart without insulin?
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GH during the offseason would probably require more insulin and metformin said:So Dave, you feel that even using Humalog at say 10units pre workout 4-5x/week can ruin your insulin sensitivity? What about if a guy were to run Log 2 weeks on 2 weeks off during the offseason? Do you think that might help stave off the issue a little longer. This is assuming the individual is not over using carbs and is also using GDA's a such.
So Dave, you feel that even using Humalog at say 10units pre workout 4-5x/week can ruin your insulin sensitivity? What about if a guy were to run Log 2 weeks on 2 weeks off during the offseason? Do you think that might help stave off the issue a little longer. This is assuming the individual is not over using carbs and is also using GDA's a such.
It’s probably relative to how it’s done. You’d have to consider current state of health, body fat, macros surrounding the use, lifestyle, and genetics.
People say it could ruin sensitivity, but most intelligent bodybuilders never have that issue.
Hell, Milos Sarcev recently quoted (jokingly) that training with out insulin is pointless. He’s not saying it’s okay for everyone, but if everything is done responsibly, you can take it for indefinite periods of time.
People also probably assume body fat accrual is a sign of insulin resistance, but most of the time it’s because the diet and training weren’t managed properly with the insulin.
It’s a budget thing. Pompeyo has a few pharma GH’s (Xerendip, Saizen) that look great, so I’m considering those very soon. I’d rather run it than anything else, but those black Meditropes are okay for the time being.
If it’s pharma, starting at 2-3iu ED is ideal for a few months.
4-6iu ED will be a lot more noticeable for fat loss, hypertrophy, and fullness.... I did this with a combo of Genos and Humas in 2016, and it was un-fucking-real. It’s a subtle, consistent change that really pays divends after month 6-7.
If you can afford 6-8iu during prep, that’s my sweet spot. 10-12 straight weeks of that will transform your prep.
You can address the elevated BC with a glucometer, metformin, OTC GDA’s, insulin as needed, and following a lower carb diet, using only as many carbs as you need.
GH during the offseason would probably require more insulin and metformin, relative to carb consumption, and if you’re using short acting insulin pre/post WO. Off season GH can take you to the next level, but could destroy your insulin sensitivity if BS is unmonitored.
GH during a prep is a bit “safer” because you have longer periods of controlled/lower BS. Managing BS in prep to preserve insulin sensitivity will be much easier. The higher the units go, the more you should monitor BS.
At 6.6iu, my fasting BS during prep was in the mid 90’s. After a metformin, it was down to the mid 70’s.
maybe bpc 157 might help?
how you train legs under your situation Dave?