insulin sensitive or resistant?

[ridge11]

I have been using gh at various doses for 7 months, and have run insulin sporatically throughout this time. I figured that i have a certain degree of insulin resistance by this time. Today I ate normally leading up to my afternoon workout. During my workout I drank my usual 70g dextrose with aminos. After I had 50g whey, but had a couple of things to do so I couldn't get my post w/o meal until 1 1/2 hours later. About 15 min before I could get to my food I started feeling very hypoglycemic. My question is, since my workout drink gave me an obvious spike in insulin then most likely caused my blood sugar to drop, wouldn't this be a sign of being very insulin sensitive? Or do I have my shit backwords?

 

[ridge11]

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[ridge11]

Is this a stupid question or does nobody know? Guess I'll have to actually do some research myself.

 

[Jrizzle385]

I don't think it's an indication of either. What you experienced is the typical "crash and burn" of spiking your insulin with a large ammount of simple carbs. It's nothing to worry about.

 

[speed]

i ve heard of some people on gh for long periods of time at a good dosage growing body parts

 

[buselmo]

before ever trying insulin, i'm sure we never knew what mild hypoglycemia felt like, but we experienced it a lot without knowing what the fuck it is and just thinking we're tired and hungry.
after insulin, you know what it is and what it feels like. so the minute you get a bit light headed and you remember you didn't eat for 70-90 minutes, you start getting scared and tell yourself you're going to die.

JMHO