Insulin protocols

[Dominus]

Currently 1.5 months into a Test/Deca cycle and adding Novolin R 3x a week pre workout.

anyone else do this without using GH? I have found it beneficial in the past. Anytime I want a lagging body part to grow, I throw a little insulin in the mix

 

[Mikereyn513]

No I haven't but insulin is on the to do list tis fall when I start pounding food again test/food/ eq/food/npp/food

 

[Dominus]

No I haven't but insulin is on the to do list tis fall when I start pounding food again test/food/ eq/food/npp/food

When you get started let me know, I’m always interested in other peoples protocols… I like to experiment. Love insulin, just have to be careful and not use it too often. 3x a week is plenty for me

 

[Mikereyn513]

For sure I've never used it before so these lastcfew months I've been studying and still have more research to do for my personal protocol. But I've made up my mind to do it. Right now I'm running growth 3iu/2iu/ 3iu /2iu so that's one bottle out of a 10 bottle kit so it'll last me 40 days really all I can afford right now but I'll seeing some positive results. Been doing this protocol scince beginning of February

 

[BigLittleJoe]

My experience has been that insulin works great for 2 weeks but then the pumps fade and I start to accumulate fat. This was my experience when using insulin with HGH every other day. Now I have started using insulin just one day per week on high carb days. I have heard that this can be done indefinitely without harming insulin sensitivity.

I am considering trying insulin EOD for 2 weeks, followed by 4 weeks off and then repeating.

I heard that John Meadows recommended using 6 iu insulin pre workout for 6 weeks, then 10 iu insulin pre workout for 4 weeks, then take 4-8 weeks off insulin before repeating.

From what I can gather, Milos Sarcev used insulin essentially every workout with IGF1 instead of HGH. He stayed lean year round. I would love to find out how a person can use insulin and IGF1 without the need to cycle off.

 

[Smont]

My experience has been that insulin works great for 2 weeks but then the pumps fade and I start to accumulate fat. This was my experience when using insulin with HGH every other day. Now I have started using insulin just one day per week on high carb days. I have heard that this can be done indefinitely without harming insulin sensitivity.

I am considering trying insulin EOD for 2 weeks, followed by 4 weeks off and then repeating.

I heard that John Meadows recommended using 6 iu insulin pre workout for 6 weeks, then 10 iu insulin pre workout for 4 weeks, then take 4-8 weeks off insulin before repeating.

From what I can gather, Milos Sarcev used insulin essentially every workout with IGF1 instead of HGH. He stayed lean year round. I would love to find out how a person can use insulin and IGF1 without the need to cycle off.

If the pumps fade and your gaining fat then your carbs are too low to need insulin and your overeating calories and fat.

You can't just pick random numbers you heard others say either. Insulin dosnt work like that and that's how it becomes misused and potentially dangerous. Your insulin requirement is going to be directly determined by your carb intake. And you match your insulin to your diet. Not the other way around.

 

[Smont]

For sure I've never used it before so these lastcfew months I've been studying and still have more research to do for my personal protocol. But I've made up my mind to do it. Right now I'm running growth 3iu/2iu/ 3iu /2iu so that's one bottle out of a 10 bottle kit so it'll last me 40 days really all I can afford right now but I'll seeing some positive results. Been doing this protocol scince beginning of February

Currently 1.5 months into a Test/Deca cycle and adding Novolin R 3x a week pre workout.

anyone else do this without using GH? I have found it beneficial in the past. Anytime I want a lagging body part to grow, I throw a little insulin in the mix

Just a bump. Dr. Todd Lee and another bodybuilder/Dr. Who's name slipped my mind have a 3 part insulin series on YouTube. I haven't watched any of it yet but I know it's gonna be useful.



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