Diabetes, eating disorder, and drugs

[Rocky_Rd]

So I'm type 2 diabetic. Diagnosed 4 years ago. I don't have science to back me theory that misuse and abuse of AAS lead to my diabetes, but I'm fairly confident that is the cause of my diabetes. I ran monster cycles with just about any compound you can name. I did this for probably 7 years. And I was a mass monster with low body fat, and could have easily won any NPC contest with proper preparation and coaching. But I've always did this for fun. I was able to grow because of my monster appetite and ability to consume as many carbs as I could handle.

So now I'm diabetic and depend on a lot of insulin every day and carbs are a no go. Just to paint a picture

70/30 20iu morning
Sliding scale with lispro Kwik pen 8-12 iu 3-4xd
70/30 20 iu nite time

Metformin 1000mg 2xd

I can't handle metformin. Fucks my stomach up bad.

My problem is I still eat like I did while I was a mass monster. It's raised my A1C to as high as 14. I'm down to about 10 rn. I couldn't stop eating. It's lead to serious neuropathy in both my legs and my right foot is on fire to where I'm on pain meds for it.

I finally found the remedy to BED "Binge eating disorder" witch is my clinical diagnosis. Two drugs I'm prescribed are finally working.

1. OZEMPIC.5mcg e7d rn
2. 40mg Vyvanse

I barely have any appetite witch is good. I need to lower my A1C. I'm gonna try and go back down .25mcg of Ozempic. My insurance company is garbage and I picked out the worst ppo ever. I don't think they will pay for my Ozempic like my last plan did. I'm gonna talk with my PCP about an override. They already cut the Vyvanse and switched it to Adderall 30mg XR. OZEMPIC and AMPHETAMINE is the only combo of drugs that has been able to suppress my appetite. If you research Vyvanse, you'll see it's prescribed for BED. Amphetamine in general has the same effects on curbing ones appetite. I'm kinda bummed cuz Adderall seems more of a tweeky/geeky feeling, but it does suppress my appetite. These drugs are so important cuz I need to lower my A1C and lower my average daily BG numbers. They are so high I don't even want to talk about it.

I'm now also on TRT. .9 e7d. It's working great.
I been out the gym about a year with these new health issues. I'm starting to train again this week. I'll up my TRT to 200mg/ml a week. However I will indeed add 300 mg of tren ace and Winny or SDROL. I will use the drugs I'm percribed to my advantage

1. Insulin
2. Test
3. Ozempic
4. Adderall

Other compounds I will buy from Stan today and watch my physique change dramatically. Training will also lower my A1C and help keep my daily BG numbers down. I gotta be careful cuz my PCP is gonna want to do bloods in the near future. In my past experiences Winny has freed up my free test dramatically. I think my PCP only looks for TT. Nothing else. No free test, no traugh. And complete metabolic test.

Question: Does HGH raise BG levels or affect A1C? In my past experiences Tren, NPP have never increased my daily BG levels.

BED "Binge eating disorder" is very real. I see a therapist along with the prescription Adderall. There is absolutely zero recreational use for me when taking it cuz I've also had ADHD since a child. I'm 44 now. So it has no euphoria effects on me.

Anyone with any experience like mine, feel free to share your opinions.

RR

Last C-PEPTIDE came back very bad. My pancreas no longer produces insulin. So I'm type 2 with same complications as a Type 1.
Struggle is real bros.

Upon waking this morning. :/

 

[kesam1]

It sounds like you might be type 1.5 not uncommon for adults to be misdiagnosed during the early stages of it. HGH will affect a diabetics A1c quite dramatically. I tried a few times over the years and had to quit 2 weeks in because of the increase in insulin required.

 

[Rocky_Rd]

It sounds like you might be type 1.5 not uncommon for adults to be misdiagnosed during the early stages of it. HGH will affect a diabetics A1c quite dramatically. I tried a few times over the years and had to quit 2 weeks in because of the increase in insulin required.

Great advice bro. Ty kindly for the info.. Ya man, this shit is so hard to get a handle on between being a binge eater with diabetes and lowering my A1C. The good thing is my insurance covers the Ozempic witch curbs my monster apitite and lowering my A1C. I think your rite about being misdiagnosed. Also, I'm getting older, and things are beginning to change in my body. But my pancreas shutting down is a motherfucker. I'm taking the same amount of slin as a type 1. I really enjoy trading enhanced. I haven't had any issues with injectables messing with my levels. Idk. I'ma take it a day at a time man.

 

[hghlover]

Hgh, over a few years, bumped my fasting glucose from 4 to 6. With some interventions I now got it down to 5.

 

[Mac11wildcat]

I ran monster cycles with just about any compound you can name. I did this for probably 7 years. And I was a mass monster with low body fat, and could have easily won any NPC contest with proper preparation and coaching. But I've always did this for fun.

If I had a nickel.

You abused drugs and found yourself in the find out stage after fucking around too long. And you continue to plan to use supraphysiological doses of gear even thru extreme health issues. What people should be telling you is to assume a healthy lifestyle dialing back to just simple TRT and a clean and moderate caloric intake to support your diabetic state with minimal insulin. But you don't wanna hear that do you?

 

[Rocky_Rd]

If I had a nickel.

You abused drugs and found yourself in the find out stage after fucking around too long. And you continue to plan to use supraphysiological doses of gear even thru extreme health issues.

Correct. However, I plan to stick to my TRT dose and run no more then 300mgba week of another compound. In the past I've ran 900 test 600 deca 600 primo. That I would consider super physiological. Whoever you are entitled to your opinion and I respect that. But at the end of the day it's my life it's my body and it's my choice thank you for your feedback I do appreciate it

 

[Rocky_Rd]

If I had a nickel.

You abused drugs and found yourself in the find out stage after fucking around too long. And you continue to plan to use supraphysiological doses of gear even thru extreme health issues. What people should be telling you is to assume a healthy lifestyle dialing back to just simple TRT and a clean and moderate caloric intake to support your diabetic state with minimal insulin. But you don't wanna hear that do you?

You think your exempt from the same issues that I've incurred? Your fuckn huge bro. You can't possibly think your exempt from complications from AAS when you get my age?

 

[LarryLove]

Hgh, over a few years, bumped my fasting glucose from 4 to 6. With some interventions I now got it down to 5.

How much Hgh were you using?

 

[hghlover]

How much Hgh were you using?

4 iu split in two doses

 

[Dookrich]

Damn man hate to hear that sounds you’re like your type 1. My girlfriend is type 1 has Turner syndrome and got blasted with 30ish IUs til age 14. Even When her pump messed up overnight her bloodsugar never got over 280ish. We’ve gotten her A1C down to 5.6 from 9.8.

 

[Rocky_Rd]

Hgh, over a few years, bumped my fasting glucose from 4 to 6. With some interventions I now got it down to 5.

When you say fasting glucose 4-6, are you referring to A1C? Cuz my #s are 200+ in regards to BG # using my glucosameter. I'm brittle. So I can't eat anything and I'm very sensitive to my insulin. And I take a lot. At 50-70 iu a day. 70/30 and rapid on a sliding scale. I'm type 2, my last C-peptide numbers were so low it means my pancreas is no longer pricing insulin. It's kinda fuct up cuz I'm only 185-190 10% BF. But food is killing me. The only way to eat to live "healthy" is to have enough money to do so. According to the Government I make to much money to get food assistance. It's fuct, cuz I make like 100$ to much to qualify.

 

[hghlover]

When you say fasting glucose 4-6, are you referring to A1C? Cuz my #s are 200+ in regards to BG # using my glucosameter. I'm brittle. So I can't eat anything and I'm very sensitive to my insulin. And I take a lot. At 50-70 iu a day. 70/30 and rapid on a sliding scale. I'm type 2, my last C-peptide numbers were so low it means my pancreas is no longer pricing insulin. It's kinda fuct up cuz I'm only 185-190 10% BF. But food is killing me. The only way to eat to live "healthy" is to have enough money to do so. According to the Government I make to much money to get food assistance. It's fuct, cuz I make like 100$ to much to qualify.

Im just testing my fasted blood glucose at home regularly with a meter.

 

[Laxman3221]

So I'm type 2 diabetic. Diagnosed 4 years ago. I don't have science to back me theory that misuse and abuse of AAS lead to my diabetes, but I'm fairly confident that is the cause of my diabetes. I ran monster cycles with just about any compound you can name. I did this for probably 7 years. And I was a mass monster with low body fat, and could have easily won any NPC contest with proper preparation and coaching. But I've always did this for fun. I was able to grow because of my monster appetite and ability to consume as many carbs as I could handle.

So now I'm diabetic and depend on a lot of insulin every day and carbs are a no go. Just to paint a picture

70/30 20iu morning
Sliding scale with lispro Kwik pen 8-12 iu 3-4xd
70/30 20 iu nite time

Metformin 1000mg 2xd

I can't handle metformin. Fucks my stomach up bad.

My problem is I still eat like I did while I was a mass monster. It's raised my A1C to as high as 14. I'm down to about 10 rn. I couldn't stop eating. It's lead to serious neuropathy in both my legs and my right foot is on fire to where I'm on pain meds for it.

I finally found the remedy to BED "Binge eating disorder" witch is my clinical diagnosis. Two drugs I'm prescribed are finally working.

1. OZEMPIC.5mcg e7d rn
2. 40mg Vyvanse

I barely have any appetite witch is good. I need to lower my A1C. I'm gonna try and go back down .25mcg of Ozempic. My insurance company is garbage and I picked out the worst ppo ever. I don't think they will pay for my Ozempic like my last plan did. I'm gonna talk with my PCP about an override. They already cut the Vyvanse and switched it to Adderall 30mg XR. OZEMPIC and AMPHETAMINE is the only combo of drugs that has been able to suppress my appetite. If you research Vyvanse, you'll see it's prescribed for BED. Amphetamine in general has the same effects on curbing ones appetite. I'm kinda bummed cuz Adderall seems more of a tweeky/geeky feeling, but it does suppress my appetite. These drugs are so important cuz I need to lower my A1C and lower my average daily BG numbers. They are so high I don't even want to talk about it.

I'm now also on TRT. .9 e7d. It's working great.
I been out the gym about a year with these new health issues. I'm starting to train again this week. I'll up my TRT to 200mg/ml a week. However I will indeed add 300 mg of tren ace and Winny or SDROL. I will use the drugs I'm percribed to my advantage

1. Insulin
2. Test
3. Ozempic
4. Adderall

Other compounds I will buy from Stan today and watch my physique change dramatically. Training will also lower my A1C and help keep my daily BG numbers down. I gotta be careful cuz my PCP is gonna want to do bloods in the near future. In my past experiences Winny has freed up my free test dramatically. I think my PCP only looks for TT. Nothing else. No free test, no traugh. And complete metabolic test.

Question: Does HGH raise BG levels or affect A1C? In my past experiences Tren, NPP have never increased my daily BG levels.

BED "Binge eating disorder" is very real. I see a therapist along with the prescription Adderall. There is absolutely zero recreational use for me when taking it cuz I've also had ADHD since a child. I'm 44 now. So it has no euphoria effects on me.

Anyone with any experience like mine, feel free to share your opinions.

RR

Last C-PEPTIDE came back very bad. My pancreas no longer produces insulin. So I'm type 2 with same complications as a Type 1.
Struggle is real bros.

Upon waking this morning. :/

If your pancreas no longer produces insulin and you c-peptide was zero you are now Type 1.
Welcome to the club.

You most likely have type 1.5 or LADA. You start off as type 2 and rapidly become type 1.

you really don’t take that much insulin. If you want to lower your A1c get on a pump with a CGM. I suggest the Tslim with the Dexcom G6.
It will constantly adjust insulin delivery based on your glucose levels. Got me down to 6.1 A1C.

For better results switch to Mounjaro over ozempic.

 

[Rocky_Rd]

If your pancreas no longer produces insulin and you c-peptide was zero you are now Type 1.
Welcome to the club.

You most likely have type 1.5 or LADA. You start off as type 2 and rapidly become type 1.

you really don’t take that much insulin. If you want to lower your A1c get on a pump with a CGM. I suggest the Tslim with the Dexcom G6.
It will constantly adjust insulin delivery based on your glucose levels. Got me down to 6.1 A1C.

For better results switch to Mounjaro over ozempic.

Could you DM me. It won't let me DM you. I really need help with this. Your absolutely right about the rapid change from type 2 to LADA or 1.5.
Pls hmu