HGH "high" dosing

30iu 2 nights ago accidentally. Best sleep I've had in a while. Not much for CTS really no more than a slight tingle in my fingers/arm if I sleep too long on my side/shoulder. Kinda has me wanting to titrate up to high dose now from 10iu
Don't... HGH is not candies unless you going PRO I wouldn't go past 10IU and that is already a lot. Unless you wanna grow new organs.
 
30iu 2 nights ago accidentally. Best sleep I've had in a while. Not much for CTS really no more than a slight tingle in my fingers/arm if I sleep too long on my side/shoulder. Kinda has me wanting to titrate up to high dose now from 10iu

No CTS kinda makes sense in light of people doing the quick & dirty GH serum test. Going from zero to 10 IU (single dose just for the test) doesn't cause CTS.

Maybe it takes a few days of consistent higher dosing, I guess, for fluid to build up (?)
 
Don't... HGH is not candies unless you going PRO I wouldn't go past 10IU and that is already a lot. Unless you wanna grow new organs.
I'm hoping to clear up a little acne, add an inch to my forehead and my weiner.

Probably right though I should stick to the trazodone or promethazine for sleeping
 
Kind of enjoying insulin pre and post workout too

I find on bulks when you're pushing calories and carbs, combined with 10iu+ if hgh and blood sugar gets hard to manage even with cardio and berberine/metformin. Started dosing nolvalin r subq pre workout, and IM post workout and the results have been great so far. Recovery is noticeably better too
 
J'ai commencé l'insuline il y a deux jours en pré-entraînement, en vérifiant ma glycémie avant et pendant l'entraînement.

Je suis ce protocole : je mange mon repas, et 1h30 après je prends de la GH, puis 45 minutes après, je prends 5 unités d'insuline et je commence mon intra-entraînement avec 110g de Vitargo pour une séance d'entraînement de 2h .

Ça marche bien, ma glycémie reste entre 90 et 110 tout au long de l'entraînement. Le premier jour, j'ai eu peur car j'ai attendu 10 minutes après l'insuline avant de prendre un shake avec de la crème de riz et des protéines, et en seulement 10 minutes, ma glycémie est passée de 105 à 73 mg /dL.
J'ai rapidement pris 30g de sucre blanc, et elle est immédiatement montée à 100.

Depuis, je n'attends plus et je ne prends que des sucres rapides.

Vos suggestions et commentaires sont les bienvenus.
 
J'ai commencé l'insuline il y a deux jours en pré-entraînement, en vérifiant ma glycémie avant et pendant l'entraînement.

Je suis ce protocole : je mange mon repas, et 1h30 après je prends de la GH, puis 45 minutes après, je prends 5 unités d'insuline et je commence mon intra-entraînement avec 110g de Vitargo pour une séance d'entraînement de 2h .

Ça marche bien, ma glycémie reste entre 90 et 110 tout au long de l'entraînement. Le premier jour, j'ai eu peur car j'ai attendu 10 minutes après l'insuline avant de prendre un shake avec de la crème de riz et des protéines, et en seulement 10 minutes, ma glycémie est passée de 105 à 73 mg /dL.
J'ai rapidement pris 30g de sucre blanc, et elle est immédiatement montée à 100.

Depuis, je n'attends plus et je ne prends que des sucres rapides.

Vos suggestions et commentaires sont les bienvenus.
Bro BG at 70 its nothing scary lol. Without GH I have 70 easily as BG when fasted.

Imho too much carbo intraworkout, you can try to reduce it slowly :)
 
I read that hypoglycemia is below 70.
Iwas afraid it would keep dropping and I’d lose control lol.

And that the ideal level during training is between 90 and 105.
What do you think?
 
I read that hypoglycemia is below 70.

And that the ideal level during training is between 90 and 105.
What do you think?
True you shouldn't train at 70 but if you reach 70 just after injecting is not like you are collapsing, just drink a bit of your intraworkout and you will be fine, unless you are super sensitive but it doesn't look like that or you would have said that you were having the shakes etc. If you didn't check your BG probably you wouldn't even know you had 70 isnt it?
 
Back when I was abusing insulin intra-workout, I never checked my BG and simply adjusted my insulin dosages and shake-sipping based on whether I had cold sweats, shaking, nausea or dizziness.

NOT RECOMMENDED. Had I passed out, the retards at my gym probably would have injected me with both narcan and epinephrine.
 
I m doing it at the beginning to see how it works and to understand the process. I don’t intend to do it all the time, of course, otherwise I’ll have to start pricking my toes as well for the glucometer :)
 
Back when I was abusing insulin intra-workout, I never checked my BG and simply adjusted my insulin dosages and shake-sipping based on whether I had cold sweats, shaking, nausea or dizziness.

NOT RECOMMENDED. Had I passed out, the retards at my gym probably would have injected me with both narcan and epinephrine.
That's why I eat a meal beforehand

50-60g oats
Fat free fairlife milk
1-1.5 scoops protein powder

Then I'll have a intra workout drink with carbs and protein

Nolvalin r is much more forgiving on blood glucose. I'd never use slin fasted though. That's a recipe for hypo
 
That's why I eat a meal beforehand

50-60g oats
Fat free fairlife milk
1-1.5 scoops protein powder

Then I'll have a intra workout drink with carbs and protein

Nolvalin r is much more forgiving on blood glucose. I'd never use slin fasted though. That's a recipe for hypo
Eating a meal beforehand goes without saying. But if you push the IU high enough, there's still the potential for issues.

And you want to push the IUs close to the max. If you get nowhere close to the max, then you are simply replacing endogenous with exogenous Insulin. Will have zero effect (unless your pancreas is already toast).
 
Eating a meal beforehand goes without saying. But if you push the IU high enough, there's still the potential for issues.

And you want to push the IUs close to the max. If you get nowhere close to the max, then you are simply replacing endogenous with exogenous Insulin. Will have zero effect (unless your pancreas is already toast).
actually it will have the effect on giving a break to your pancreas, that's one of the most important thing, you use the insulin to cover the carbs not the other way around, so I'm not really following your logic here.
 
actually it will have the effect on giving a break to your pancreas, that's one of the most important thing, you use the insulin to cover the carbs not the other way around, so I'm not really following your logic here.
But a healthy pancreas should have no issue secreting enough insulin to prevent hyperinsulinemia. Having to give your pancreas a break could be necessary for some in terms of overall health, but I was talking about Insulin use purely from a performance/anabolism perspective.
 
To optimize anabolism with insulin and carbohydrates, the goal is to synchronize the right amount of each element according to your workout. It’s not necessarily about using "a lot" of each, but rather about finding a precise balance to avoid glucose drops while maximizing the anabolic response.

Insulin: Moderate doses (like 5-10 IU) can be enough, but they should be adjusted based on your metabolism, insulin sensitivity, and diet. The goal is to maximize nutrient absorption and facilitate anabolism without causing hypoglycemia.

Carbohydrates: They should be present in sufficient amounts to support insulin and prevent blood sugar drops. Fast-acting carbs (like sugars) are useful before and during training to keep glucose levels stable, especially with intra-workout consumption.


The idea is to provide carbs at the right time (before, during, and after training) to support insulin's effects without overloading the body. Adjusting the amount of carbs based on how you feel and your glucose measurements will help you avoid energy crashes and maximize muscle growth.
 
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