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Yeah I've said this numerous times in the past on here.....use slin with gh and test for the synergy, they are Ok by themselves, but together that is where the real magic happens. Or at least GHRP peptides plus slin. This is why, as you say, many are disappointed in slin use solo.
Noted. I'm going to guess GHRP-6 for bonus hunger?




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Noted. I'm going to guess GHRP-6 for bonus hunger?




My wish list is getting longer. :(
oh my god, the hunger is so insane on slin alone....I can't imagine slin plus GHRP-6 lol. I've only done them separate (once did a run of actual GH and slin, but not the GHRP-6). You better not be around people when you take them together....you might go cannibal on them :D
 
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I used to be able to walk into the pharmacy and just say my grandfather needed some humulin-R, I'd play dumb as in "he told me it does not require a script....he just picks it up himself"....then just tell them he is laid up and can't pick it up, so I'm picking it up for him. worked every time, I wonder how well it will go over almost 10 years later.....
 
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oh my god, the hunger is so insane on slin alone....I can't imagine slin plus GHRP-6 lol. I've only done them separate (once did a run of actual GH and slin, but not the GHRP-6). You better not be around people when you take them together....you might go cannibal on them :D
I'm 3 weeks into SD@30/Test@750 and I'm losing my appetite. I think its time for slin
 
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I'm 3 weeks into SD@30/Test@750 and I'm losing my appetite. I think its time for slin
Yeah SD even at 20mg per day kicks my appetites azz....I wish I was on the GHRP-6 at that time, not sure even that could combat the appetite issue but its worth a shot....I know that slin will work, its powerful stuff in that regard.
 
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Yeah SD even at 20mg per day kicks my appetites azz....I wish I was on the GHRP-6 at that time, not sure even that could combat the appetite issue but its worth a shot....I know that slin will work, its powerful stuff in that regard.
Done. Pharmacy hunt begins tomorrow!
 
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slin + gh + igf + gear, is the real combo you want for max growth, but that's a lot of pins in one day.

i've seen reports of serum levels as high as 12 ng / dl form a 100mcg cjc no dac/100mcg ghrp2 which really isn't bad for the price.
 
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I wish I had an guaranteed extra 10-20K a year for life allocated only for gear/GH/slin/igf/other goodies so I could enjoy all this year round.
 
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Alright so coupon code: unknown. for unknown peptide RC company(I have only 2 I will ever use anyways) and slin from walgreens ran for last 6 weeks of cycle and into pct. How many ghrp-6 should I purchase for 6-10 weeks?
 
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Alright so coupon code: unknown. for unknown peptide RC company(I have only 2 I will ever use anyways) and slin from walgreens ran for last 6 weeks of cycle and into pct. How many ghrp-6 should I purchase for 6-10 weeks?
Well mine is 5mg....or 5000mcg....divided by 100mcg doses = 50 servings....3x per day = ~17 days worth per vial. So buy 3-4 vials depending on the 6-10....
 
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after shipping and pins that's still only like $3 a day. really not that bad
 
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How does taking insulin make you lose fat?
 
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Insulin is a hormone produced in the pancreas which helps to regulate glucose levels in the body. Insulin is one of the most powerful anabolic agents. Used properly, it can add weight to you more quickly than any other compound at our disposal. Used improperly, insulin will kill you.

Insulin is not an androgen, or a steroid for that matter. Insulin is a proteinaceous hormone that is secreted from the pancreas, mostly in response to high sugar levels. It's a polypeptide made from 51 amino acids, separated in an A and B chain by a sulfide bridge (Covalent bond). Its main use is to regulate blood sugar levels. If blood sugar levels are too high insulin is released, which stores more glucose in the cells as the polysaccharide glycogen, the prime energy source in the human body. This alone makes it a valuable hormone. But it also increases the uptake of other compounds into the cell. This includes protein. Since anabolic steroids increase protein synthesis, and we eat lots of protein, the only thing missing in that system is a way to get the amino acids to where the protein is synthesized. Insulin can do that. Its interesting to note that insulin does not have a direct negative feedback system like steroids do. When blood sugar levels drop, cells simply become more resistant to the insulin and don't receive as much of an impulse to store glycogen as they would at first. This is important, as it will have certain implications.

Insulin was designed for diabetics, a disease marked by one characteristic: too much blood sugar due to an insulin deficiency. There are two types of diabetics, but this is irrelevant to the discussion at hand. As with anabolic androgenic steroids, taking endogenous insulin will shut down natural pancreatic secretion action. This is not as easily solved as with steroids, where production eventually bounces back. Warning number 1 : Insulin use can, and in the long run will, make you a life-time diabetic. Keep that in mind before you decide that insulin might be for you. On the one hand this is a good way to get a discount maybe, on the other hand, injecting daily for the rest of your life is not a pleasant outlook. On second thought scratch that, there is no positive side as insulin is available freely without prescription at a fairly low cost. This is because when a diabetic does not get his insulin in time it may be fatal. When a diabetic goes into seizure you don't want to waste time going to a doctor to quickly obtain a prescription. By then its too late.

There are three types of non-prescription insulin. Fast-acting, which is mostly used, known as Humulin-R. Then there is an intermediate form (Humulin-N or Humulin-L) which can last almost three times as long, which means up to a day. And lastly there is the Humulin-U, which stays active for longer. Particularly useful for diabetics who may forget their shots, as it stays active longer than a day. There is also a really fast-acting form called Humalog, but this is only available via prescription since it's the most easily abused and the Humulin-R suffices for most diabetics. Humulin-R is the compound most used by the way because it's the shortest acting form. Yes, that's a good thing. In fact it's a very good thing. When administering supra-physiological doses of insulin, more glucose is stored as glycogen resulting in a lower blood sugar level. When your blood sugar level is too low, its called hypoglycemia and it can cause you to go into shock and die. Warning number 2 : If proper protocol for using insulin is not followed, you can die. This has two definite implications. First of all it explains why you want the short-acting form. Blood sugar levels need to be monitored over the active time, so you obviously don't want it to stay active for 24 hours or longer. The second implication is that obviously sugar has to be taken with the insulin to prevent hypoglycemia and sugar needs to be kept on hand for the entire duration of activity, which is 6-8 hours. If dizziness or weakness occurs, more sugar has to be taken. This will be discussed in the how to use section.

Initially, doses of insulin will make you leaner as you store more carbs that would otherwise be stored as fat. But as people will tell you, it eventually has a tendency to make you fat. As indicated earlier, there is no negative feedback, but cells develop a resistance to insulin, in which case circulating excess carbs will be processed as adipose tissue. And if you know what's good for you, you will have circulating extra carbs.

Stacking and Use:

Insulin is obviously best stacked with some form of anabolic androgenic steroid. Its mostly added to stacks including the extremely expensive human growth hormone.

Its proper use entails a single shot once a day of a short-acting compound. Usually Humulin-R, unless Humalog can be obtained. Its best used after a training session, when the body already has a tendency to store more carbs and protein. Although some people prefer other times of day. The standard protocol suggests the use of 1 IU per 20 pounds of bodyweight, but you would do best to start out at a lower dose like 2-4 IU and then work your way up a bit, until you feel you are taking enough. As doses increase, so does the amount of sugar that is ingested with them. Again a standard of 10 grams per IU is given, but I would recommend a dose of 150 grams regardless of the amount as long as it is below 15 IU's, if it is higher then add 10 grams for every IU. Since the compound stays active for 6-8 hours, hypoglycemia can occur at any moment during this time span. So consuming carbs during this time is advised, and at the very least keep a large amount of them handy, so you can act quickly. Dizziness, weakness and feeling sleepy are all pretty indicative of the onset of hypoglycemia and a good sign that you should take another good dose of sugar.

The carb source suggested here should be glucose (dextrose). This is basically blood sugar and will absorb the fastest, minimizing the risk as opposed to other carbs. Mix 150 grams in water and consume within 20 minutes of the injection and keep a glass with another 150 grams handy. If you finish the glass, immediately prepare another until the insulin has cleared the blood.

Again a reminder of the high risk involved with insulin. It can make you a life-long diabetic and in the worst case, it can kill you. I strongly advise against the use of insulin compounds. Should you not heed the warning, follow the protocol to the letter. One slip could mean your life.
 
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Here, i googled it for you. Insulin is a hormone produced in the pancreas which helps to regulate glucose levels in the body. Insulin is one of the most powerful anabolic agents. Used properly, it can add weight to you more quickly than any other compound at our disposal. Used improperly, insulin will kill you. Insulin is not an androgen, or a steroid for that matter. Insulin is a proteinaceous hormone that is secreted from the pancreas, mostly in response to high sugar levels. It's a polypeptide made from 51 amino acids, separated in an A and B chain by a sulfide bridge (Covalent bond). Its main use is to regulate blood sugar levels. If blood sugar levels are too high insulin is released, which stores more glucose in the cells as the polysaccharide glycogen, the prime energy source in the human body. This alone makes it a valuable hormone. But it also increases the uptake of other compounds into the cell. This includes protein. Since anabolic steroids increase protein synthesis, and we eat lots of protein, the only thing missing in that system is a way to get the amino acids to where the protein is synthesized. Insulin can do that. Its interesting to note that insulin does not have a direct negative feedback system like steroids do. When blood sugar levels drop, cells simply become more resistant to the insulin and don't receive as much of an impulse to store glycogen as they would at first. This is important, as it will have certain implications. Insulin was designed for diabetics, a disease marked by one characteristic: too much blood sugar due to an insulin deficiency. There are two types of diabetics, but this is irrelevant to the discussion at hand. As with anabolic androgenic steroids, taking endogenous insulin will shut down natural pancreatic secretion action. This is not as easily solved as with steroids, where production eventually bounces back. Warning number 1 : Insulin use can, and in the long run will, make you a life-time diabetic. Keep that in mind before you decide that insulin might be for you. On the one hand this is a good way to get a discount maybe, on the other hand, injecting daily for the rest of your life is not a pleasant outlook. On second thought scratch that, there is no positive side as insulin is available freely without prescription at a fairly low cost. This is because when a diabetic does not get his insulin in time it may be fatal. When a diabetic goes into seizure you don't want to waste time going to a doctor to quickly obtain a prescription. By then its too late. There are three types of non-prescription insulin. Fast-acting, which is mostly used, known as Humulin-R. Then there is an intermediate form (Humulin-N or Humulin-L) which can last almost three times as long, which means up to a day. And lastly there is the Humulin-U, which stays active for longer. Particularly useful for diabetics who may forget their shots, as it stays active longer than a day. There is also a really fast-acting form called Humalog, but this is only available via prescription since it's the most easily abused and the Humulin-R suffices for most diabetics. Humulin-R is the compound most used by the way because it's the shortest acting form. Yes, that's a good thing. In fact it's a very good thing. When administering supra-physiological doses of insulin, more glucose is stored as glycogen resulting in a lower blood sugar level. When your blood sugar level is too low, its called hypoglycemia and it can cause you to go into shock and die. Warning number 2 : If proper protocol for using insulin is not followed, you can die. This has two definite implications. First of all it explains why you want the short-acting form. Blood sugar levels need to be monitored over the active time, so you obviously don't want it to stay active for 24 hours or longer. The second implication is that obviously sugar has to be taken with the insulin to prevent hypoglycemia and sugar needs to be kept on hand for the entire duration of activity, which is 6-8 hours. If dizziness or weakness occurs, more sugar has to be taken. This will be discussed in the how to use section. Initially, doses of insulin will make you leaner as you store more carbs that would otherwise be stored as fat. But as people will tell you, it eventually has a tendency to make you fat. As indicated earlier, there is no negative feedback, but cells develop a resistance to insulin, in which case circulating excess carbs will be processed as adipose tissue. And if you know what's good for you, you will have circulating extra carbs. Stacking and Use: Insulin is obviously best stacked with some form of anabolic androgenic steroid. Its mostly added to stacks including the extremely expensive human growth hormone. Its proper use entails a single shot once a day of a short-acting compound. Usually Humulin-R, unless Humalog can be obtained. Its best used after a training session, when the body already has a tendency to store more carbs and protein. Although some people prefer other times of day. The standard protocol suggests the use of 1 IU per 20 pounds of bodyweight, but you would do best to start out at a lower dose like 2-4 IU and then work your way up a bit, until you feel you are taking enough. As doses increase, so does the amount of sugar that is ingested with them. Again a standard of 10 grams per IU is given, but I would recommend a dose of 150 grams regardless of the amount as long as it is below 15 IU's, if it is higher then add 10 grams for every IU. Since the compound stays active for 6-8 hours, hypoglycemia can occur at any moment during this time span. So consuming carbs during this time is advised, and at the very least keep a large amount of them handy, so you can act quickly. Dizziness, weakness and feeling sleepy are all pretty indicative of the onset of hypoglycemia and a good sign that you should take another good dose of sugar. The carb source suggested here should be glucose (dextrose). This is basically blood sugar and will absorb the fastest, minimizing the risk as opposed to other carbs. Mix 150 grams in water and consume within 20 minutes of the injection and keep a glass with another 150 grams handy. If you finish the glass, immediately prepare another until the insulin has cleared the blood. Again a reminder of the high risk involved with insulin. It can make you a life-long diabetic and in the worst case, it can kill you. I strongly advise against the use of insulin compounds. Should you not heed the warning, follow the protocol to the letter. One slip could mean your life.
Wow, thank u. Forget that. When they come up with something that makes u lose fate I would be willing to risk my life but something that will make u fat.
 
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Clenbuterol, albuterol, t3, and hardcore stim drugs.
 
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Clenbuterol, albuterol, t3, and hardcore stim drugs.
I have tried clen, not much affect. I tried what I thought was T3 but i think it was bunk because i didnt see any improvement and the same guy who sold me t3 sold me bunk aromasine. I never hearf of albuteral and what hard core stims are i referring to?
 
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I have tried clen, not much affect. I tried what I thought was T3 but i think it was bunk because i didnt see any improvement and the same guy who sold me t3 sold me bunk aromasine. I never hearf of albuteral and what hard core stims are i referring to?
Albuterol is really good stuff. DNP is the most hardcore fatburner out there if u wanna risk your life lol.
 
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Albuterol is really good stuff. DNP is the most hardcore fatburner out there if u wanna risk your life lol.
I found another t3 source, hopefully its real this time. Maybe I should stack t3, clen, albuteral and this DNP stuff. Is DNP legal?
 
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Do not use DNP. Like seriously, don't.
I just read up on it. Sounds dangerous but great. I dont want to get super ripped i just want to be 8.5% bf again like when i was 23 and did no cardio. My diet is not super strict but its not super bad either. I eat egg beaters or tuna and peta bread in the morning, bison burger or tuna and low fat sweet potato pie for lunch, salmon or boiled chicken with brown rice for dinner and the same before i go to bed. Every once and a while i will have a couple if small Hershey's chocolates during the day
For cardio i sprint for one minute for 4 sets and i do sit ups. But since i got into my late 30s i have been unable to get below 10%. When i was doing the sprinting twice per day and super strict diet i got to 10%. Since then i hover around 11-13%. I need a miracle.
 

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And never stack clen with insulin. They work in opposite directions and will jack up your blood sugar.
 
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I just read up on it. Sounds dangerous but great. I dont want to get super ripped i just want to be 8.5% bf again like when i was 23 and did no cardio. My diet is not super strict but its not super bad either. I eat egg beaters or tuna and peta bread in the morning, bison burger or tuna and low fat sweet potato pie for lunch, salmon or boiled chicken with brown rice for dinner and the same before i go to bed. Every once and a while i will have a couple if small Hershey's chocolates during the day
For cardio i sprint for one minute for 4 sets and i do sit ups. But since i got into my late 30s i have been unable to get below 10%. When i was doing the sprinting twice per day and super strict diet i got to 10%. Since then i hover around 11-13%. I need a miracle.
lowering bf is about diet and cardio. you need to make adjustments there, then add in something to help. i'm partial to anavar.
 
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lowering bf is about diet and cardio. you need to make adjustments there, then add in something to help. i'm partial to anavar.
I honestly doubt my diet could have been anymore strict than it was when I hit 10%. As for cardio, I was doing 1 minute sprints for 4 sets twice per day 5 days per week. Years ago I tried the 35 minute low intensity crap and had little success. I really don't know what else to do. I want to go on T3 again, hopefully this time it will be real and not fake. Why do you prefer anavar over T3 or Clen or Albuterol or DNP?
 
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Read up on Mike Arnold's protocal. To **** up with slin you gotta make a huge mistake or just be retarded. Just like anything, only dangerous if you don't take the proper precautions.
 
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Read up on Mike Arnold's protocal. To **** up with slin you gotta make a huge mistake or just be retarded. Just like anything, only dangerous if you don't take the proper precautions.
What about DNP?
 
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Don't use it.


And, it isn't a topic that is allowed on this forum.
Really honestly asking never knew this was a banned topic here? And that's a funny line some are more sensitive then others to things like slin.. I myself won't go near it due to one half my family being type 1 or 2 diabetic..


Yes I know I'm not the norm for that reason so please don't think I'm trying to crap on anyone using it I just found the contrast odd given the topic.
 
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Really honestly asking never knew this was a banned topic here? And that's a funny line some are more sensitive then others to things like slin.. I myself won't go near it due to one half my family being type 1 or 2 diabetic..

Yes I know I'm not the norm for that reason so please don't think I'm trying to crap on anyone using it I just found the contrast odd given the topic.
My dad was diabetic, he didn't seem to enjoy the insulin shots or blood sugar tests he had to do, so I don't intend to use that, ever.

Yeah, DNP is some bad stuff man. Most DNP topics (and any informative posts about it) are typically deleted.

Like, way worse than insulin though.
 
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I honestly doubt my diet could have been anymore strict than it was when I hit 10%. As for cardio, I was doing 1 minute sprints for 4 sets twice per day 5 days per week. Years ago I tried the 35 minute low intensity crap and had little success. I really don't know what else to do. I want to go on T3 again, hopefully this time it will be real and not fake. Why do you prefer anavar over T3 or Clen or Albuterol or DNP?
clen made my bp really high, i'm sure albuterol would be similar for me. when i took var i got down to around 5-6% BF doing fast and refeed. don't know about the DNP.
 
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clen made my bp really high, i'm sure albuterol would be similar for me. when i took var i got down to around 5-6% BF doing fast and refeed. don't know about the DNP.
Fast and refeed? Whats that? Do u think I can get down to 8.5% with just anavar?
 
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Fast and refeed? Whats that? Do u think I can get down to 8.5% with just anavar?
You could get down to 8.5 with diet and training man.


If you don't know what a refeed is then you're really short changing your results for cutting bf.
 
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I'm just gonna say it, Joe. Because you seem like a good guy. If you are trying to get <10% you should not only know every one of these terms, techniques, and protocols for training and dieting AND have tried all of them before even uttering words like DNP.
 
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You could get down to 8.5 with diet and training man. If you don't know what a refeed is then you're really short changing your results for cutting bf.
I have tried. I was on a very strict diet and was doing cardio twice per day five days per week. I went from 17% to 10% bf in 12 weeks but then the following 4 weeks I could not get below 10%. I was also lifting weights but not heavy. I was burnt out and gave up.
Since then I have tried clen and T3 which i believe was fake but i never was able to get my diet that strict again and never got my cardio that high again. Right now I hover between 11 and 13% but whenever I think about going super strict again I think about those weeks with mo success. I think I just have a physical problem, like maybe bad circulation or high cortisol. Im having my cortisol checked monday.
 
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I'm just gonna say it, Joe. Because you seem like a good guy. If you are trying to get <10% you should not only know every one of these terms, techniques, and protocols for training and dieting AND have tried all of them before even uttering words like DNP.
Thank u man. Many guys on AM r not that nice, LOL.
 
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I have tried. I was on a very strict diet and was doing cardio twice per day five days per week. I went from 17% to 10% bf in 12 weeks but then the following 4 weeks I could not get below 10%. I was also lifting weights but not heavy. I was burnt out and gave up.
Since then I have tried clen and T3 which i believe was fake but i never was able to get my diet that strict again and never got my cardio that high again. Right now I hover between 11 and 13% but whenever I think about going super strict again I think about those weeks with mo success. I think I just have a physical problem, like maybe bad circulation or high cortisol. Im having my cortisol checked monday.
That's my point, super strict diet all the time doesn't cut it. You get to a point where the body just won't burn anymore fat because of the calorie restriction, which is why refeeds are so important.


You rely on drugs for everything man, you could do a lot with just diet if you educated yourself a little more on the topic.
 
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That's my point, super strict diet all the time doesn't cut it. You get to a point where the body just won't burn anymore fat because of the calorie restriction, which is why refeeds are so important.
^this.
 
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My refeeds r usually a large pizza, a couple steakburgers and maybe some cookies. Is that overkill? Lol
 
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My refeeds r usually a large pizza, a couple steakburgers and maybe some cookies. Is that overkill? Lol
No way man, in fact it's probably not enough!

2 XL Pizzas, then everything else you said should suffice.
 

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