These citations emphasize several of the points I've only touched upon. We are fortunate bc ever since insulins discovery in the 1920s the amount of research devoted to this hormone is truly exhaustive.
To that end, the notion anyone would continue to heed the advice of another "bro scientist" based on their "experience" alone is absolutely asinine. We are also fortunate Meso at least attempts to focus on the "evidence" behind the use of PEDs rather than following yesteryears bro lore.
The essence of the OP's question is whether insulin lives up to the hype, absent supportive evidence, as it's stated on the overwhelming majority of AAS forums. The answer is absolutely NOT, especially at those doses being touted as "anabolic", based on the evidence and there is PLENTY of it, IMO!
The following is only a starter for those who want to KNOW and understand more than the hype!
-Number ONE; is a very nice REVIEW article posted by Dr S a while back
- Number TWO; involves a study design that makes an attempt to separate the influence of OTHER anabolic hormones (IGF in this instance) from that of insulin
- Number THREE; reveals insulin is primarily an ANTI-CATABOLIC hormone
- Number FOUR; documents the influence of SUPRA-PHYSIOLOGIC levels of insulin and it's effect on PS
To that end, the notion anyone would continue to heed the advice of another "bro scientist" based on their "experience" alone is absolutely asinine. We are also fortunate Meso at least attempts to focus on the "evidence" behind the use of PEDs rather than following yesteryears bro lore.
The essence of the OP's question is whether insulin lives up to the hype, absent supportive evidence, as it's stated on the overwhelming majority of AAS forums. The answer is absolutely NOT, especially at those doses being touted as "anabolic", based on the evidence and there is PLENTY of it, IMO!
The following is only a starter for those who want to KNOW and understand more than the hype!
-Number ONE; is a very nice REVIEW article posted by Dr S a while back
- Number TWO; involves a study design that makes an attempt to separate the influence of OTHER anabolic hormones (IGF in this instance) from that of insulin
- Number THREE; reveals insulin is primarily an ANTI-CATABOLIC hormone
- Number FOUR; documents the influence of SUPRA-PHYSIOLOGIC levels of insulin and it's effect on PS
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