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McBain
ive never seen a single study that shows that in non-diabetics that exogenous insulin usage will cause diabetes
however i think insulin is pretty fvcking dangerous shit and shouldnt be touched unless you cant grow off gear anymore. I decided to throw some humalog into my last cycle, about 4 weeks after taking it (same dosage) all of a sudden the carbs wouldnt take. I took my normal amount of carbs 100g for 10IU of insulin and went hypo really badly, I ended up being lucky enough to have a friend with me who ran inside a store and got me some honey and soda. For the next 2 hours I fought for my life. By the end of the 2 hours I had taken in over 300g of carbs. I drank like 2 liters of soda, 1/2 a tub of honey, about 10 glucose tabs, 75mg dextrose, a pear, and some of a power bar. Sometimes shit just doesnt go right with that stuff. I ended up having to induce vomitting because I was so full from taking in all that shit (I would wait about 5-10 minutes after last meal/drink so I would have time to absorb the sugar and I let the honey sit in my mouth for a few seconds to try to absorb some more quickly). I think I threw up 2 or 3 times. I honestly don't know how I made it through.
I knew what I was doing, and all the knowledge in the world almost wasnt enough to keep me alive. I thought I was going to die, shit was going black, I was almost passing out, I had some out of body experiences....it was fucked up shit.
I recommend to ANYONE using insulin to get some glucagon! If you go hypo it could save your life. I wish I had some when that happened to me. BTW I havent touched insulin since, I dumped it down the toilet that night and promised my friend (who saved my life that night by getting me all that food/soda) that I would never use it again so I'm not going to.
Not trying to scare people...well maybe I am a little, at least get them to realize there are consequences to this shit. Insulin is NOT to be taken lightly.