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I'm a natty, minus having recently tried some prohormones in combination with insulin (just because they were legal and cheap), so take it easy on this newb:
1. Insulin lowers blood glucose.
2. Low blood glucose stimulates the release of human growth hormone.
3. The simultaneous presence of insulin and HGH increases the rate at which IGF-1 is secreted/created.
Doesn't this mean that taking enough insulin to lower your BG to below normal (say, the 55-65 range) could trigger the release of HGH and IGF-1, and thus create an "anabolic cocktail" all on it's own?
In another thread, fellow boardmember "DatBTrue" points out that 5-6ius of insulin is ideal for maximizing the anabolic effects of HGH and IGF-1. So could someone take 6ius of insulin with protein and little/no carbs and create their own anabolic cocktail?
Just thinking out loud here. Obviously, if anyone were to do this, they should have a glucometer, an "insulin buddy," and a sugary drink on hand.
1. Insulin lowers blood glucose.
2. Low blood glucose stimulates the release of human growth hormone.
3. The simultaneous presence of insulin and HGH increases the rate at which IGF-1 is secreted/created.
Doesn't this mean that taking enough insulin to lower your BG to below normal (say, the 55-65 range) could trigger the release of HGH and IGF-1, and thus create an "anabolic cocktail" all on it's own?
In another thread, fellow boardmember "DatBTrue" points out that 5-6ius of insulin is ideal for maximizing the anabolic effects of HGH and IGF-1. So could someone take 6ius of insulin with protein and little/no carbs and create their own anabolic cocktail?
Just thinking out loud here. Obviously, if anyone were to do this, they should have a glucometer, an "insulin buddy," and a sugary drink on hand.
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