Cycle with no AAS!!!!

[DIVISION]

I am not planing on throwng in any AAS into the mix. Just running hgh,IGF,slin and creatine. Cant risk using AAS. Also wanted to know if T3 would be a good addition to keep fat levels down.
BIGDOG

So long as your proteins and carbs are at the adequate levels, you can't go wrong with T3. However, if you aren't getting the proper nutrition, the T3 will strip away your gains which will nullify using the GH/Insulin in the first place.

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[BigDog97]

Thanks for the advice division. Do you know if t3 is detectable on a drug tests?
BIGDOG

 

[DIVISION]

Thanks for the advice division. Do you know if t3 is detectable on a drug tests?
BIGDOG

Almost everything is detectable on drug tests.......so the answer is yes.

All the doc would have to do is a thyroid assay and he'd see your T3 and T4 levels and see that they are higher than normal which would then lead him to want to run more tests.

Everything is detectable....it's a matter of avoiding the drug tests altogether and if you can't do that, then it's not worth it, especially if your NCAA scholarship is riding on this.


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[jt-funk]

After watching someone use insulin and take too much I can only give one piece of advice. If you do use it, make sure that you are around someone that knows you are using it for at least the first week you are doing it. If you have ever seen someone with extremely low blood sugar from insulin use its like they are a drunk child. You can't reason with them or explain whats going on. You can use insulin and do it effectively but here are my suggestions. Use a consistant dose, have someone there to monitor you until you know what to expect, don't experiment with dosages. Good luck

 

[BigDog97]

Thanks for the info jt-funk.
Starting out at 2i.u. and increasing by 1i.u. everyday I use it for a maximum of 10i.u. a day. Might even stay as low as 5i.u. because all I want to do is enhance the effects of my hgh and IGF-1. Would using 5i.u. be enough to see results?
Slin doesnt seem that dangerous as long as you don't over due the dosing. If I follow this protocol I dont see why I would have any problems. I will also carry gluclose tablets on me just in case.
BIGDOG

 

[Dieselgoku23]

I dont mess with Insulin.......... that stuff can actually kill you!!! is like playing russian rullet!!, I mean you want to gain few lean pounds?? shit just diet hit some , Tren, Test prop, Winny and end with Var you can get awesome lean gains, instead of messing with Insulin tha can actually kill you

 

[BigDog97]

Everybody says that but if you not an idiot and follow directions and listen to your body there should be no problems. If it just killed everyone you would hear of people dying of slin all over the news and eventually it would not be able to be obtained OTC.
Here are some interesting articles from basskiller about slin.

DISPELLING A FEW MYTHS

There is a commonly held perception that you Must take in 10grams of carbs per I.U. of insulin, some radicals say 5 grams... well, they're both wrong.
I got curious about this when I discovered that my insulin dependant diabetic friend didn't even keep track of what she ate post injection. She would feel hypoglycemic after a shot and take a Glucose Tablet.
A glucose tablet is only 5 grams of glucose (carbs)! So I started to think, "Hmmm, maybe everyone is off point on this?"
After conducting a few experiments on myself, I found that you can go considerably lower in carbs than people previously believed.
Now it doesn't make sense to go low in carbs, because that defies the purpose of using the insulin in the first place, but it does free us from having to use so much that there might be some "spill over" in carbs that cant be utilized. So it really makes us able to have more freedom in carbs choices and amounts.
The "risk" in insulin use is not as risky as people believe. Any person with an ounce of sense can see the warning signs of a problem coming, and remedy the situation.

POTENTIAL PROBLEMS

Insulin is relatively safe. If you don't take in any carbs after using it, your body will give you PLENTY of warning! You'll feel dizzy, tired, achy... hypoglycemic. What is happening is your body has no glycogen to use as fuel. Your muscles re depleted from working out, and often times you've tapped your liver for any remaining glycogen. The insulin does, searching for glycogen to use, takes the rest from your liver, and in the absence of carbs coming in to make more, it heads for the brain.
Your brain uses glucose as its primary fuel source (a little fat, too.) That's why you get dizzy and light headed, the same with during a ketogenic diet... low glucose equals light headedness.
So if you forget about the carbs, you'll get a warning from your body, and you can get your ass in gear and get some carbs in you.
If you get to the point where you're nauseated, just drink some sugary beverage and get some carbs in you quickly. You're still a long long way from any major danger, but don't mess around.

I think everyone just hears how slin can kill you and just completly runs away from it without researching it. Alot of things can kill you out their and I am trying to relate anything to slin but the fact of the matter is when used correctly at moderate doses slin is no more dangerous then anything else. If you look at log you will see that I am only takig slin three days a week at 5-10i.u. max postworkout. Now whats the danger with that?
TOPDOG