Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I am thinking of throwing in some Humalog insulin into my drug regime? I was wondering and I have looked and couldn't find much info what is the dosing requirements for Humalog for a 200 pound BB without diabetes? I don't want to hurt myself obviously. But really like what I have heard the Humalog can do for ones body fat. Please let me know your views on someone using Humalog and dosing instructions or directions to where I can find such info. Thank you so much. Oh PS... Is the Humalog NON-PERSCRIPTION in Canada???
Humalog Qustions?
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38nStrong said:
Personally I don't think a 200 lb person should be using insulin. Unless you are a pro bb and/or you maintain sub 10% bf.
Yes Humalog is available in Canada w/o a script. Your request for info is too general. There are tons of posts on how to use insulin here so do your research!
BigCracker
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Insulin is the most anabolic hormone in the body. It's also the most fat sparing!!! If you're even the slightly prone to gaining fat, Slin will make you fat as fuck!!! Of course thes can be remedied by taking HGH, Clen, T3 etc-but unless your getting ready for national level BB competition I wouldn't head down that slippery slope. AS have enough health risks accompanied by their use. Slin poses a risk of immediate death if not done properly.
well I am grateful for the info. Have done some research on some other sites due to not being able to search EF. And have decided Im not going to go that route quite yet. I am a couple years from the stage so it is not something I am needing at this time in my building. Thanks for the help, those who offered it!
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mr.nitro said:
A pretty well known local BB was found dead in his a apt a few months back. Details of his death were sparse at best(at his family's request I'm sure). Anyway, I'd bet it was Slin. Here's what I think happened. Dude trained hard as usual. He went home, took his insulin and started his carb loading with some sort of fruit juice(typical protocol). He sits down on the couch to watch some tube. He falls asleep. After about an hour his body requires more sugar-if he was awake he would've started getting dizzy(hypoglycemic), consumed more sugary carbs and been fine. However, he was asleep and didn't get his body's warning signs to continue to consume the sugary carbs his body required from taking the fast acting insulin=insulin shock/coma/death roll credits-The End. I think he was 32 yrs old or so and one of the biggest short guy BB's I know.
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