insulin reduce and weight loss

[du lula]

there are numerous natural ways to reduce insulin production in your body, how true or false is it reducing insulin helps to loose weight? is that a myth or you guys have done before?
I see a lot of great reviews for N2Slin so I guess it has to be correct?

 

[muskate]

Insulin is a storage hormone. It is a double edged sword because it can store carbohydrates into muscle cells OR store carbohydrates into fat cells. That all depends on your muscle insulin sensitivity.

If you have low muscle insulin sensitivity (insulin resistance), the carbs will be more likely to be stored as fat. If you have high muscle insulin sensitivity, the carbs will be more likely to be stored in the muscles and promote muscle recovery and growth.

What N2slin does is increase muscle insulin sensitivity. This helps shuttle the food you eat into muscle cells and away from fat cells. This will help you build muscle AND loose body fat. It's an extremely versatile supplement that can be used on a bulk or a cut.

 

[Jay Scott]

You need insulin to preserve muscle and to feed them, but too much of it with too high caloric intake could lead to fat gain.

So its kinda tricky mechanism which you need to leverage all the time

 

[stevesmi]

I can tell you that n2slin is without a doubt my favorite n2bm product. take 2 tabs before your 2 largest meals of the day. it will prevent fat storage and your muscles will feel fuller.

as someone who is insulin resistant already, taking n2slin has helped increase my sensitivity, which means i can still get in my carbs for energy while not worrying about fat gain. it is a must use on tren especially, since tren does increase insulin resistance.

 

[MasonicBodybuilder]

I am exactly like Steve....already insulin resistant. I also really like N2Slin. I have been using it for quite some time. I can really notice the results from it.

 

[Lev Butlerov]

N2Slin is definitely a great supplement to use - it really helps control insulin and increase your muscle sensitivity to it. However, I would not mess with this hormone by using synthetic insulin or something like that, since this can turn out really nasty.