Insulin

[fergie]

I used it once while cycling and never really noticed anything, just not worth the risks

 

[FlexManning]

Author Rea insists insulin used with T3 and appropriate PCT can in some cases totally reverse any loss of muscle caused by coming off. He also recommends substituting whey protein for a large portion of the carbs traditionally recommended when insulin is used.

As far as appropriate PCT he's talking HCG, Nolva, Clomid basically. I would wonder if Clen might be useful as well.

While I'm at it, Rea says that too many carbs with insulin cause elevated insulin levels for 8 hours, and he terms it I believe "Big Fat Bastard Syndrome".

 

[gymratforlife]

I'm not using it yet, but I know I will. This damn extreme nature of mine. I hate that, I always say I will never do something then 6 months later i'm contemplating it. Once I start to contemplate something it always happens.

Thats me right there all the way.

 

[Makavelli]

Author Rea insists insulin used with T3 and appropriate PCT can in some cases totally reverse any loss of muscle caused by coming off. He also recommends substituting whey protein for a large portion of the carbs traditionally recommended when insulin is used.

As far as appropriate PCT he's talking HCG, Nolva, Clomid basically. I would wonder if Clen might be useful as well.

While I'm at it, Rea says that too many carbs with insulin cause elevated insulin levels for 8 hours, and he terms it I believe "Big Fat Bastard Syndrome".

Taking slin w/o carbs by relying on an easily digestable protein, like whey, is very dangerous and not worth the risk. You need to have lots of experience with slin to even try this. I wouldn't do it.

 

[slickskull]

I'm thinking of using Insulin but I want to take it between cycles. Is this a good idea or would it just shut me down.

Excellent on cycle. My formula: 1 iu per 20lbs of body weight. 10 grams of carbs per iu consumed immediately after administration. Carbo force does the trick. Also 10 grams of creatine and glutamine. No worry of hypo effect.