P-Slin, AnabolicPump vs DCP

Whacked

Whacked

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I am a low carber.

I (try) to keep my carbs around w/o's only as I gain fat just by looking at carbs.

I work out in the morning.

Schedule:
35 carbs PRE-w/o with my P-Slin + 35 carbs included in my PWO protein shake.

Thats it for the day (except for green/fibrous veggies).

Well, like any human, I crave carbs (especially at night - 7pm - dinner time).

Would Anabolic Pump or DCP "make more sense" with my carbs at night?

So sick of this rigid eating schedule.
 
I don't understand how you don't go really hypoglycemic with only 35 carbs and a Pslin.
 
Because my insulin sensitivity sucks, hence the need for a low carb lifestyle.
 
nelix said:
DCP is perfect for low carb.
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Please elaborate as I am trying to understand the difference in the magic of these products as they both seem like different methods of glucose disposal, yet 2 entirely vastly different animals.
 
Whacked said:
Please elaborate as I am trying to understand the difference in the magic of these products as they both seem like different methods of glucose disposal, yet 2 entirely vastly different animals.
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DCP doesn't work via glucose disposal, but by direct release of fatty acids into the bloodstream, increased oxidation rate (burning of fatty acids) and prevention of the fat being restored (which means it stays circulating in the bloodstream to be burned for longer periods of time.) IN addition, it causes an overall increase of calorie burning and thermogenesis.

Seems like if you chose to stack them, you will need to plan your menu more stringently by taking your DCP dose 1/2 hour before eating, then eat you major carb meal and take your P-slin then.

Seems like, when properly used, this could be quite the potent recomp stack, especially for someone with your insulin/carb issues.
 
dsade said:
DCP doesn't work via glucose disposal, but by direct release of fatty acids into the bloodstream, increased oxidation rate (burning of fatty acids) and prevention of the fat being restored (which means it stays circulating in the bloodstream to be burned for longer periods of time.) IN addition, it causes an overall increase of calorie burning and thermogenesis.

Seems like if you chose to stack them, you will need to plan your menu more stringently by taking your DCP dose 1/2 hour before eating, then eat you major carb meal and take your P-slin then.

Seems like, when properly used, this could be quite the potent recomp stack, especially for someone with your insulin/carb issues.
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Ok, thanks for the explanation. I understand the increased FFA part; pretty sure Sesamin and Fish oils (to a degree) do the same via PPAR-a modulation....no?

How does P-slin work to reduce body fat as per the claims?

A) If muscle belly glycogen levels are full, they are full.
If the the claim is that P-slin will expand the glycogen volume, how exactly does it do this?

B) If the claim is that P-Slin will preferentially shuttle the carbs to the muscles instead of the adipocyctes, that would be of "supra-pharmacetical" intelligence and I would appreciate some science. LOL. It's difficult to wrap my head around a billion dollar industry not figuing this out first. They came close with Metformin/Glucophage but let's face it. That stuff did not meet expectations. Avandia and Actos explored the PPAR-alpha, beta, (gamma) pathways and failed as people blew up like sea cows as a result of the direction of the FFA shuttling (fat cells - oops)! Bezalip, etc (insulin sensitizers) also failed and these beta oxidize at the liver (I believe) and were supposed to allow for increased ability to burn fat for energy as opposed to storing fat. These work to a degree but can be hepatotoxic.

I ask these questions with all due respect. I mean no harm. As a matter offact, I have both DCP and P-Slin in my possession. I just would like to grasp the science nstead of wasting my hard-earned cash. So many supps these days with BS claims.

Thank you for your time.
 
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