Does Insulin cause Diabetes???

[m3ssias]

hey
Im about to start my first insulin cycle,but i m afraid of getting diabetes
after that.....i dont plan to take excessive dosage or use it longer than 4 weeks.....but im afraid of being diabetic....is it possible????have heard any story about any bb being diabetic after a simple insulin cycle????

[Polska]

If you've done your homework insulin can be safe. IMO there is a greater risk of developing diabetes from HGH use than Insulin. Always cycle slin 4 weeks on / 4 weeks off and you will minimize the risk

[Flex-Appeal]

No one knows the definitive answer to that question. There have been no studies to prove so but who knows. Follow Polska and cycle it if you have fear of the possibility.

[PT]

there is no proof but i know people who have used high doses for years without any problems

[MikeMilo]

My doctor told me muscles sop up sugar in your blood like a sponge. I was impressed when Arnold Schwarzenneger admitted that bodybuilding wasn't the healthiest thing you could do to your body. But I think most type II diabetes victims sit around and eat junk food all day.

[iceyash]

No you won't develop diabetes... Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disorder characterized by beta cell destruction (those in the pancreas that secrete insulin ), they are genetically susceptible and its onset if usually at a younger age which is why it used to be called juvenile. Type 2 is due to resistance to endogenous insulin and occurs with those who have family history, over the age of 40. If you are obese, inactive, have hypertension and high triglyceride levels you are at risk for developing Type 2. But just taking it wont cause it, there has to be a lot of other factors.

[JiGGaMaN]

does birth control cause babies?

[Flex-Appeal]

^ joke of the day! Haha haven't seen you post in this section in quite some time

[Reed]

No you won't developed diabetes... Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disorder characterized my beta cell destruction (those in the pancreas that secrete insulin), they are genetically susceptible and its onset if usually at a younger age which is why it used to be called juvenile. Type 2 is due to resistance to endogenous insulin and occurs with those who have family history, over the age of 40. If you are obese, inactive, have hypertension and high triglyceride levels you are at risk for developing Type 2. But just taking it wont cause it, there have to be a lot of other factors.

Dang good post!

[iceyash]

Dang good post!

thanx i try to spread my nursing school knowledge hehe

[Reed]

thanx i try to spread my nursing school knowledge hehe

Well please continue..... always nice to have a lady of such knowledge around here (if you didn't notice its a sausage fest) and I'm sure we can learn a thing or two from you.... I know I just did!

[6four&notbigenuf]

i am a type one diabetic u shouldn't develpoe diabetes from taking extra iu's of insulin but over doing ur dosesfor long periods of time could lead to trouble not proven but (always a but) if your body has no reason to produce it because of the extra there is always a possibility of the production of islet aka insulin cells to sop kind of like test with no pct and please get a blood sugar meater ur an idiot if u dont

[Flex-Appeal]

Well please continue..... always nice to have a lady of such knowledge around here (if you didn't notice its a sausage fest) and I'm sure we can learn a thing or two from you.... I know I just did!

Quit flirting Reed! You dork

[Reed]

Quit flirting Reed! You dork

Sorry this cycle got my "flirt" drive out of control....

[big daddy k de]

Quit flirting Reed! You dork

yhea buddy thats my wife hehe good work baby