Insulin cycle . Starting Monday

[blakey]

Awesome dog dude...she looks like a sweetie kool

Yeah she's laying in bed snoring as I right this
Haha yeah she's a sweetheart when she's not eating kangaroos and possums

 

[darkwing86]

Let me ask you guys , anyone of you guys ever run metformin while running slin ? and how long were your slin cycles as well btw ???

 

[darkwing86]

anyone ^^^^^ ??

 

[darkwing86]

also how much protein could someone absorb would you guys think running insulin ?

 

[halfwit]

Let me ask you guys , anyone of you guys ever run metformin while running slin ? and how long were your slin cycles as well btw ???

You don't need Metformin brother. I honestly don't get why guys run it as while it does have great benefits, it's totally not worth it to a non diabetic IMHO.

 

[anzel]

No expert on slin or metformin but since u are doing slim 1st time please remember the basics my friend...Introduce one compound at a time so u know what is doing what when where and how.

If all goes well with your slin then try adding in sum sum else.
Otay?
Good luck bud

 

[darkwing86]

yah i didnt think it was anything necessary. Just gonna stay with the basics and play it out . thank you man

 

[darkwing86]

thank you anzel ! i am and want to keep it extremely safe for sure

 

[Teutonic]

I m so lost with these new words and I thought I was a wordeologist.

 

[gruntwerk]

You don't need Metformin brother. I honestly don't get why guys run it as while it does have great benefits, it's totally not worth it to a non diabetic IMHO.

Hey halfwit can you expand more on this?

I ask because the TRT book I bought way back mentions using metformin in non diabetics to improve insulin sensitivity or something with resistance. Just curious to have you enlighten me, I trust your word more then the book - you've guided me better than my doctor and helped me come a long ways!

 

[halfwit]

Hey halfwit can you expand more on this?

I ask because the TRT book I bought way back mentions using metformin in non diabetics to improve insulin sensitivity or something with resistance. Just curious to have you enlighten me, I trust your word more then the book - you've guided me better than my doctor and helped me come a long ways!

For long-term insulin use or if insulin resistance is a problem, it would be worth acclimatizing the body to the drug as it has a profound impact on the gut (where we process most of our nutrients/sugars). If you don't have a significant insulin resistance, or happen to be on a short cycle, it's not going to have much of an effect on your body - other than GI upset/diarrhea.

The reason why so many docs just throw it at people is that Metformin cannot cause hypoglycemia by itself. It just helps bring that resistance down a little. So if no resistance, very little benefit.

I hope that makes sense.

 

[gruntwerk]

Makes perfect sense thanks!