ALA + Insulin

[DrZaius]

Can you take ALA and Insulin together or is there no need to. If you are using Insulin should you just lay off the ALA?


Peace
DrZ

 

[Rémy!]

I have tried this.

I don't suggest it - Went hypo very fast at a fraction of my regular iu dose.

ALA is a very potent insulin receptor sensitizer.

 

[DrZaius]

Bump...

 

[nautica]

Be careful. Personally, I would use one or the other.

Nautica

 

[supertech69]

Personally, I wouldn't mess with Insulin. That's some dangerous shit, be carefull bro, I hope you know what you're doing.

 

[DrZaius]

I am somewhat of an "insulin veteran", this about my 4th time now.
I am only wondering if using ALA + Insulin will increase the effectiveness of the Slin.



Peace
DrZ

 

[nautica]

The answer to your question is yes. But, be careful. You will need much lower doses of slin while using ala.

Nautica

 

[supertech69]

What are the long term risks/effects of insulin? Is there a chance your natural insulin levels will be all messed up & in turn you'll have to keep shooting insulin like a diabetic for the rest of your life? I'm very ignorant on the subject, it scares the hell out of me & I doubt I will ever mess with it but, I still like to be informed. Thanx.....Supertech

 

[Rémy!]

What are the long term risks/effects of insulin? Is there a chance your natural insulin levels will be all messed up & in turn you'll have to keep shooting insulin like a diabetic for the rest of your life? I'm very ignorant on the subject, it scares the hell out of me & I doubt I will ever mess with it but, I still like to be informed. Thanx.....Supertech

If you use it properly from the start, your biggest problem is the eventual down-regulating of your peptide receptors (insulin receptors) - that’s why running some ALA or metformin post-cycle could assist.

If you use it improperly you will be put into a coma from glucose starvation or / and die. Chances you will make yourself insulin dependent type 1 are slim to none (and actually quite hard to do) - making yourself type 2, or insulin resistant is more likely.