How effective is Slin on it's own?!

**Alphatier** · 05-10-2009, 05:23 PM

So I asked this question in a related thread, but nobody responded, so I thought I'd start my own thread!

How effective is insulin when used alone, just with a good diet?

How about adding creatine?

How would one cycle slin(on time/off time)?

I know many people say 10g of carbs per IU, however I will add an article later on that claims that this is not the case, and many people overeat and get fat on slin!

How bad is fat gain? Is it inevitable,or diet dependant?

Looking for some suggestions/answers!

People with first hand experience are always welcome!

**Alphatier** · 05-10-2009, 08:32 PM

BUUMMPPPP....I'm pretty sure there's plenty out there that can answer my question!

Gear?! I'm sure you have plenty of knowledge!

**LexusIS09** · 05-10-2009, 08:38 PM

Do not run slin'. You're going to hurt yourself.

You shouldn't run slin' until you're completely comfortable with your body / know EXACTLY what you're doing. Start by reading all the stickeys on insulin .

Honestly, f*ck this up and you're diabetic for the rest of your life.. so yah..

PT · 05-11-2009, 02:55 AM

of course slin on its own would help a little but its not going to produce gains like test so dont expect that to happen. personally i wouldnt even consider slin without test at the very least and possibly hgh as well

**Flex-Appeal** · 05-11-2009, 06:48 AM

Originally Posted by LexusIS09

Do not run slin'. You're going to hurt yourself.

You shouldn't run slin' until you're completely comfortable with your body / know EXACTLY what you're doing. Start by reading all the stickeys on insulin .

Honestly, f*ck this up and you're diabetic for the rest of your life.. so yah..

You shouldn't post things which you know nothing about.
The slin and diabetic comment is parroted across the boards. It's also a myth. There is no evidence to prove your statement.

**Alphatier** · 05-11-2009, 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by Flex-Appeal

You shouldn't post things which you know nothing about.
The slin and diabetic comment is parroted across the boards. It's also a myth. There is no evidence to prove your statement.

Yup, I was just gonna say that.

Also if there would be a risk of developing diabetes you would take time on and off slin - hence the question about cycling.

**Alphatier** · 05-11-2009, 10:43 AM

Originally Posted by PT

of course slin on its own would help a little but its not going to produce gains like test so dont expect that to happen. personally i wouldnt even consider slin without test at the very least and possibly hgh as well

Of course I'm not expecting gains like I got from Test!

As a matter of fact I dunno what to expects, and that's why I am asking.

**mho** · 05-11-2009, 11:01 PM

Originally Posted by LexusIS09

Do not run slin'. You're going to hurt yourself.

You shouldn't run slin' until you're completely comfortable with your body / know EXACTLY what you're doing. Start by reading all the stickeys on insulin .

Honestly, f*ck this up and you're diabetic for the rest of your life.. so yah..

Excess insulin may make you hypoglycemic, it doesn't give you diabetes.