Using Clen while being a Diabetic

[Beachbum1546]

Hey guys,

I'm a diabetic (type 1) so i use insulin everyday. I ordered some clen from AG and i have some concerns i want to take care of.

I have read that clen makes you more resistant to insulin. how resisitant? is it major or like a couple units difference? i understand i need to monitor my blood sugar very closely and i will, probably testing it 5 times a day.

is there any other complications that could occur that i'm not aware of?

i will be on a strict diet while using with mainly protein and low to moderate carbs and low fat. when i diet i have to lower my insulin dosage because of the lack of carbs. my concern is i might lower my dosage too much (due to the resistence to insulin from clen) and go into ketoacidosis. this isnt the good version that you want on a keto diet, this the version that you body eats your muscles for food and a bunch of bad stuff so that is what i really want to avoid.

also, how anti-catabolic is it? like, will it keep my muscle even on a sub 2000 calorie diet? obviously, i wont be extreme and starve myself (ie 2000 cal diet. i'll use a 2500-3000 cal for dieting) but i just was curious.

 

[Beachbum1546]

bump.

 

[Makavelli]

I've never heard of clen causing insulin resistance. I don't think that there will be a problem.

 

[Beachbum1546]

I've never heard of clen causing insulin resistance. I don't think that there will be a problem.

it does

 

[Makavelli]

it does

Well then you're just going to have to adjust your insulin dosage.

 

[Beachbum1546]

Well then you're just going to have to adjust your insulin dosage.

yeah, i think i mentioned that in my orginal post. i was posting with the hope that someone who uses insulin might have had some experience with it so maybe to give me an idea of how drastic of a change it is or things to look/feel for when my sugar might be out of whack, i.e, change in feeling from low blood sugar compared to having low blood sugar on clen.