Insulin ONLY while using gh or use it without gh too?

[Brazzilian]

What is the best way to timing gh and slin ( humalog ) . Together or gh pre workout and slin after ?

 

[saffire]

What is the best way to timing gh and slin ( humalog ) . Together or gh pre workout and slin after ?

I would do HGH pre and Slin post workout.

 

[G.I.Bro]

I would do HGH pre and Slin post workout.

This is the most common for a beginner. Take the gh (2-4iu IM) about 1 hour before training. Take fast acting gh (humalog) post workout with carbs and protien. Or, if you have slower Humalin-R, IM post workout. Start with 5iu slin to safely assess tolerance work up to 10-15iu max.

There are more complex intra workout approaches to have active slin during training but I'd save that for after you've had some experience and know the early signs of going hypo.

Some guys it's amazing for, some guys tend to get softer, fatter and increase VAT and distention. Some of that is genetics, much of it is what you're eating when slin is active. It was never magical for me. I certainly grew faster on it but distention seemed to increase. I was always paranoid I was laying down VAT fat. But I was always bulking when playing with it and loser with diet.

 

[Matsuo Munefusa]

Of course you can use it without GH. Saying otherwise is like telling someone they can't use test with tren, or some ridiculous shit like that. Regardless of whether we use GH or not, insulin will still provide its benefits.

Doesn't the body already produce insulin every day, regardless of whether we exo GH or not? Yes--because it can and will continue benefiting from it. GH doesn't change this. Insulin is not dependent on GH in order to elicit its effects.

Certainly, using both will produce better muscle gains and make it easier to remain lean, but so will adding GH to testosterone.

Your last comment suggests that insulin and GH are independent of each other, however, this is incorrect. Insulin and GH exhibit a synergistic effect when timed correctly and used together. They are not just the sum of their parts. I do believe you know this, but I wanted to clarify for others that may misunderstand your comment.