LT3 New member Dec 26, 2005 #1 Does your body release GH in the first hours of deep sleep, to prevent you from going hypo?
big_boy_1 New member Dec 26, 2005 #3 LT3 said: Does your body release GH in the first hours of deep sleep, to prevent you from going hypo? Click to expand... Your body releases GH all day long, but produces more while sleeping. The main hormone to prevent hypoglycemia is glucagon and not GH.
LT3 said: Does your body release GH in the first hours of deep sleep, to prevent you from going hypo? Click to expand... Your body releases GH all day long, but produces more while sleeping. The main hormone to prevent hypoglycemia is glucagon and not GH.
I Iliketolift Guest Dec 26, 2005 #4 big_boy_1 said: Your body releases GH all day long, but produces more while sleeping. The main hormone to prevent hypoglycemia is glucagon and not GH. Click to expand... Agreed.
big_boy_1 said: Your body releases GH all day long, but produces more while sleeping. The main hormone to prevent hypoglycemia is glucagon and not GH. Click to expand... Agreed.
LT3 New member Dec 26, 2005 #5 Your body releases GH all day long, but produces more while sleeping. The main hormone to prevent hypoglycemia is glucagon and not GH. Click to expand... yes bros im aware of all of these facts, what im asking is: Does your body produce gh in your sleep, to increase slin resistance thus preventing you from going hypo?
Your body releases GH all day long, but produces more while sleeping. The main hormone to prevent hypoglycemia is glucagon and not GH. Click to expand... yes bros im aware of all of these facts, what im asking is: Does your body produce gh in your sleep, to increase slin resistance thus preventing you from going hypo?