How much does HGH raise your blood glucose ?

[Trades]

Can someone tell me what the expected blood sugar level would be from 3 to 4 units of HGH a day?

No

 

[smartgear]

No

Why?

 

[Deskoze38192]

Can someone tell me what the expected blood sugar level would be from 3 to 4 units of HGH a day?

Absolutely not
Because it depends on many many factors that are specific to you personally
Take 3-4 IU and check your BG religiously and let us know. We can’t tell you what is individual to you

 

[crtx]

Can someone tell me what the expected blood sugar level would be from 3 to 4 units of HGH a day?

fuck me are all the retards on the past 24hours between you at narta i'm gonna hang my self.

 

[crtx]

I feel it is greatly influenced by diet
I went from zero to 10 IU’s daily and BG has remained the same pretty much
My diet is meticulous (cut) and I don’t do any cheat meals, only “high” carb days which is extra rice and green beans only
fasted glucose over last couple weeks ranges 77-96 depending on carb intake. No insulin or metformin

About cheat meals
If you need them to maintain your mental fortitude that’s one thing but eating saturated fats with high carbs will cause those fats to be stored as fat. This is a set back. If you’re doing this weekly just think how much you are spinning your wheels in comparison to effective carb cycling.
My high carb day is just extra rice and green beans. Yeah its boring but when you get used to eating properly you shouldn’t need constant breaks from that
I get so excited to eat every meal of chicken and rice because my body needs the nutrients. The extra rice on a high day is wonderful and the results two or three days later are amazing. Well worth the self-discipline
Add in some “no carb days” and that rice is even more amazing
No carbs days are never really no carb because I eat green beans and your body will make carbs from the protein (gluconeogenesis) but I exclude rice on those days. Add some rice in the next day and it’s like dinner the most amazing restaurant lol

bang on what i do.

 

[AlexDavis43]

Put aside the pharma and generics rubbish talk also.

I think it's pretty much done. Some pharma fans are still hyper-invested and don't want to think they've been wasting their money.

Can't blame anyone for that, I'd feel jaded too.

 

[Gigantic]

Can someone tell me what the expected blood sugar level would be from 3 to 4 units of HGH a day?

So many things wrong with this post... and your avatar seems like a great fit for you... but hey! You're on a harm reduction forum.

First, HGH does not necessarily raise your blood sugar. It can exacerbate your blood sugar within 1-2 hours after you eat, OR even your fasting blood sugar. This ALL depends on WHEN you inject.

Second, there's no telling what this number will be. It depends on your diet. Are you chugging down twinkies, ice cream and french fries like an asshole? LIKE ME??? Prepare your diddlybeetus.

You will need to be on HGH for about 1 month at 3-4 iu/day. You will need to test your blood sugar 2 hours after each meal, and if it's over 140, you will need to make changes, such as adding Berberine (keep this away from pregnant women), Metformin, etc.

Here's what I'd recommend:

1. Inject 3-4 iu/day. Pick one, and stick with it.
2. Test blood sugar 2 hours after eating. Test fasting values in the morning.
3. If blood sugar is high, apply exercise / berberine / metformin.

Heck, I'd recommend testing your A1C and blood sugar before starting HGH.

 

[forearms]

So many things wrong with this post... and your avatar seems like a great fit for you... but hey! You're on a harm reduction forum.

First, HGH does not necessarily raise your blood sugar. It can exacerbate your blood sugar within 1-2 hours after you eat, OR even your fasting blood sugar. This ALL depends on WHEN you inject.

Second, there's no telling what this number will be. It depends on your diet. Are you chugging down twinkies, ice cream and french fries like an asshole? LIKE ME??? Prepare your diddlybeetus.

You will need to be on HGH for about 1 month at 3-4 iu/day. You will need to test your blood sugar 2 hours after each meal, and if it's over 140, you will need to make changes, such as adding Berberine (keep this away from pregnant women), Metformin, etc.

Here's what I'd recommend:

1. Inject 3-4 iu/day. Pick one, and stick with it.
2. Test blood sugar 2 hours after eating. Test fasting values in the morning.
3. If blood sugar is high, apply exercise / berberine / metformin.

Heck, I'd recommend testing your A1C and blood sugar before starting HGH.

Can I ask if you have any experience using insulin (Lantus)combined with hgh?if yes,can you please share your protocol? Thanks

 

[Gigantic]

Can I ask if you have any experience using insulin (Lantus)combined with hgh?if yes,can you please share your protocol? Thanks

Nope. I am not touching insulin. I intentionally left that out.

 

[forearms]

Ok fair point

 

[Docsunshine23]

So many things wrong with this post... and your avatar seems like a great fit for you... but hey! You're on a harm reduction forum.

First, HGH does not necessarily raise your blood sugar. It can exacerbate your blood sugar within 1-2 hours after you eat, OR even your fasting blood sugar. This ALL depends on WHEN you inject.

Second, there's no telling what this number will be. It depends on your diet. Are you chugging down twinkies, ice cream and french fries like an asshole? LIKE ME??? Prepare your diddlybeetus.

You will need to be on HGH for about 1 month at 3-4 iu/day. You will need to test your blood sugar 2 hours after each meal, and if it's over 140, you will need to make changes, such as adding Berberine (keep this away from pregnant women), Metformin, etc.

Here's what I'd recommend:

1. Inject 3-4 iu/day. Pick one, and stick with it.
2. Test blood sugar 2 hours after eating. Test fasting values in the morning.
3. If blood sugar is high, apply exercise / berberine / metformin.

Heck, I'd recommend testing your A1C and blood sugar before starting HGH.

This. All of this. Buddy is clearly new to this and hasn’t done any research, looking to be spoon fed answers that simply cannot be given but this isn’t the underground section. The other guys can either ignore his comment or contribute to it but I’m always baffled to see people being dicks outside of underground without zero explanation

 

[Ateam2023]

Why?

Geez smfh!

 

[damian90k]

One of us is a dirty fucking liar liar pants on fire.

Both. I have perfect insulin sensitivity even if I don't train, drink coca-cola only, drink alkohol and eat macdonald'd, burger king and pizza only. Can live like this months and always have perfect insulin sensitivity. It's all genetic.

 

[Fattyone]

Both. I have perfect insulin sensitivity even if I don't train, drink coca-cola only, drink alkohol and eat macdonald'd, burger king and pizza only. Can live like this months and always have perfect insulin sensitivity. It's all genetic.

All while running decent doses of HGH?

 

[HB_22]

Both. I have perfect insulin sensitivity even if I don't train, drink coca-cola only, drink alkohol and eat macdonald'd, burger king and pizza only. Can live like this months and always have perfect insulin sensitivity. It's all genetic.

Thats what I said, lol.

 

[AlexDavis43]

Genetics and energy balance. Blood glucose can stay decent with a shitty diet if you're in a deficit & exercising.

But if genetics are shit, it's always gonna be an uphill battle.

 

[Avies48]

I worked my way up to 10iu/d and my
Glucose levels are the same. I’m sure as I continue to add calories and as time goes on it will slowly go up.

I’d bet diet has more of a role than the growth on glucose levels.

How did ur diet or supplements change by going up to 10iu/d?

My blood glucose is already weird without gh… makes me wonder if throwing in gh and say tirz… may help keep it normal

 

[y777]

How did ur diet or supplements change by going up to 10iu/d?

My blood glucose is already weird without gh… makes me wonder if throwing in gh and say tirz… may help keep it normal

Long acting insulin like Lantus is another option.

 

[eryximachus]

If you need them to maintain your mental fortitude that’s one thing but eating saturated fats with high carbs will cause those fats to be stored as fat.

Old post, but false.
Food you consume is always decomposed into glucose, which enters your blood stream. Excess is stored in the liver short term and long term as body fat. Deficit is corrected by releasing stored glucose in the liver. It is a much slower process to convert body fat to glucose.

There is no relationship between fat you eat and fat on your body.

 

[AlexDavis43]

Old post, but false.
Food you consume is always decomposed into glucose, which enters your blood stream. Excess is stored in the liver short term and long term as body fat. Deficit is corrected by releasing stored glucose in the liver. It is a much slower process to convert body fat to glucose.

There is no relationship between fat you eat and fat on your body.

Much more room for excess carb storage in skeletal muscle compared to liver. If it's a big long-term excess carbs, some will be stored as liver fat. Very little excess carb contributes to net body fat deposition. Dietary fat does that just fine (eg, see Acheson et al., 1988).

Unless you're talking about the glycerol backbone from stored fat, fatty acids aren't converted to glucose (see any nutrition textbook).

There is a direct relationship between the fat you eat and the fat on your body. Adipose tissue biopsies show body fat often reflects dietary fatty acid composition; eg, ref1 and ref2.