need serious advice from ppl who know wtf theyre doing INSULIN

**350zsidewayzz** · 02-16-2019, 01:30 AM

i know how to use it. 25-35iu a day up 20lbs in 1.5 weeks test deca dbol just started adrol today and slin 2 days ago its great annoying to manage 4500 calories 500 carbs 255 protein 135 fat

question; WILL ONE 4 WEEK CYCLE OF 25-35iu OF SLIN GIVE PERMANENT DISTENDED STOMACH ?

2)WILL 4 WEEKS DESENSITIZE MY RECEPTORS TO THE POINT OF INDUCING TYPE 2 DIABETES (GONNA TAKE METFORMIN AS A THEORIZED PCT)

also whats your experience with insulin and mass? i hear its the reason bodybuilders are so big these days along with igf_1

**Revelations** · 02-18-2019, 12:11 PM

What's your hgh dose? That's kinda a lot of slin bro if you are just starting out using it, but I believe no to both of those. Ben Pakulski had really bad distention one year and has a photo floating around of him doing a perfect vacuum pose with no distention the following year. Just do your 4 week protocol as planned. Insulin adds tons of mass to my frame, but I have to be very lean and pair it with a good dose of growth, otherwise I accumulate too much body fat. I don't suggest people that aren't pretty lean to run it; it just works so much better when your bf% is low. And I don't believe using actual igf is why the pros are getting so big. I think its the same equation that's been working for years... Slin, HGH, AAS, and lots of food. That coupled with high volume training. I'm sure there are those out there running igf, but from the few I've talked with, it's the various types of slin and high quality pharma growth that are making these guys into monsters.
-Rev

**Primemuscle** · 02-18-2019, 12:47 PM

Insulin or growth only cause stomach distention if you’re susceptible to the possible side effects, which is a genetic pre disposition. So it’s more so a myth that insulin and growth are what cause stomach distention.

The real culprit of stomach distention is the copious amounts of food ingested daily for months or years that blow your gut out. Think about it: when you have a huge cheat meal with very high calories what happens? You have a food baby and your stomach is distended.. now imagine doing that for 6-10 meals a day for a very long duration. What do you think will happen? Your stomach will stay distended due to it always being overloaded with foods.

That’s why the eat to grow moniker has an asterisk next to it IMO. Meaning yes you have to eat to grow, but more doesn’t always equate to more. Hence why precision is best. Knowing how to track food ingested and make accurate adjustments based off what your body’s feedback is telling you rather then thinking you need to eat to grow so just up the food with no methodical approach

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**350zsidewayzz** · 02-18-2019, 09:13 PM

Originally Posted by Revelations

What's your hgh dose? That's kinda a lot of slin bro if you are just starting out using it, but I believe no to both of those. Ben Pakulski had really bad distention one year and has a photo floating around of him doing a perfect vacuum pose with no distention the following year. Just do your 4 week protocol as planned. Insulin adds tons of mass to my frame, but I have to be very lean and pair it with a good dose of growth, otherwise I accumulate too much body fat. I don't suggest people that aren't pretty lean to run it; it just works so much better when your bf% is low. And I don't believe using actual igf is why the pros are getting so big. I think its the same equation that's been working for years... Slin, HGH, AAS, and lots of food. That coupled with high volume training. I'm sure there are those out there running igf, but from the few I've talked with, it's the various types of slin and high quality pharma growth that are making these guys into monsters.
-Rev

no hgh, thanks for advice everyone.

**Bicep** · 02-18-2019, 11:28 PM

The intestines have a larger proportion of hgh receptors and hgh is used to increase intestine size when some is cut out. Anecdotal evidence should only be used when science based evidence isn’t available.

Gastrointestinal effects of growth hormone. - PubMed - NCBI

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