LowDoseNatty
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The logic is that tren pulls all the glucose out of your bloodstream and stores it into muscle glycogen. When you sleep, your liver releases gluclose for your brain to use. Tren is not allowing the glucose to reach your liver for storage there.I've never seen this one.... Can you elaborate?
Fructose can't be used by the body until it is converted at the liver. Honey is the highest source of fructose that I know of, at about 50 percent fructose. The idea is that this is forcing the sugar to be stored in the liver for the brain to use as fuel instead of being pulled into the muscles by tren.
Personally, I don't notice a difference. If I have carbs before bed, I seem to sweat extra.
