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Thread: Clen and Insulin Sensitivity
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07-17-2005, 09:08 AM #1
Clen and Insulin Sensitivity
I'm a little concerned about something I read in Hookers thread around the proper administration of clen .
Hooker - You referenced that clen can decrease insulin sensitivity however did not really expand on it. I read the article you referenced and it didnt say much other than what you stated. I havnt seen this data anywhere else and I am wondering if insulin sensitivity is reduced while you are on clen, is it permanent? Or should it go back to normal once you are off?
I need clarification on this as I am a high risk individual for Type II Diabetes. I have Impaired Glucose Tolerance, most people with this will develop diabetes but it can be avoided with proper diet and excercise (which I do of course). However if I am taking something that could permanently increase insulin resistance then I am really putting myself at risk (And I have done at least 4 12 week cycles of clen already)
Hooker (or anyone else) if you could clarify that would be great.
SK
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07-17-2005, 10:11 AM #2Writer
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Only while you are on. DO a search for "Cinnamon" in my posts, and you'll find some cool information on using Cinnamon in your PWO shake to increase insulin sensitivity.
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07-17-2005, 10:14 AM #3
Thats great, thank you. I'll check out cinnamon, I'm just glad to hear it's not permanent. If that was the case I prolly would have started taking a TZD, which I didnt really want to have to do
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07-17-2005, 10:20 AM #4Writer
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07-17-2005, 10:25 AM #5
I'm just paranoid. Type II runs in my family AND I have IGT, it's because I have IGT already, meaning I already have insulin resistance that I was worried about taking something than inreased it permanently. I just have to be a bit more careful of what I do compared to others since my pancreas already struggles a bit. But you gave me the answer I was hoping to get, not permanent.
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