Question about slin?

**nooby** · 08-02-2012, 04:53 PM

Ok, I am in the medical field, and know quite a bit about insulin , but I am not really understanding how it helps bodybuilders. Can anyone explain the mechanism of action, that improves muscle growth. Is it used just to improve glycogen retention in muscles, or what?

**stpete** · 08-02-2012, 07:05 PM

This is a nice article. Let me know if it helped.

http://forums.steroid.com/showthread....#.UBsi_k2PVjY

**nooby** · 08-03-2012, 01:41 AM

Yes that was helpful, thanks. So when would it be most beneficial to take slin? I have been taking it pre work out, and based on this article, I think I am taking it correctly, but what is the normal protocol for bodybuilders, in regards to timing.

**BigBadWolf** · 08-03-2012, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by nooby

Yes that was helpful, thanks. So when would it be most beneficial to take slin? I have been taking it pre work out, and based on this article, I think I am taking it correctly, but what is the normal protocol for bodybuilders, in regards to timing.

So let me get this right you know nothing about slin and you have been taking it already? You know you can kill yourself with it right? Unbelievable!!

**stpete** · 08-03-2012, 10:57 AM

Yeah, there's a lot of things you need to learn before using slin. ^^^ As mentioned, it is very dangerous. Not like AAS at all! It would be in your best interest to stop using slin immediately and educate yourself. Why in the world would you start using a compound without knowing anything about it?

Stay in this forum and read everything in regards to slin. Ask questions, as many as you want. Come over to the Steroid Q&A and ask away there as well. Don't be listening to some knucklehead in your gym. I have a feeling this is where you got the idea.

"Educate before you Medicate"-T-Mos

**nooby** · 08-06-2012, 08:58 PM

Originally Posted by BigBadWolf

So let me get this right you know nothing about slin and you have been taking it already? You know you can kill yourself with it right? Unbelievable!!

You have a serious reading comprehension problem, if you got that from my questions. Did I ask anything about dosing, complications, risk, or anything like that? No I did not, because as stated, previously, I am in the medical field, and am responsible for managing peoples blood sugar levels on a daily basis.

**nooby** · 08-06-2012, 09:01 PM

My questions had nothing to do with how to use slin, they were addressing the mechanism of action on protein synthesis, and glycogen stores, and how to maximize those effects during use. Get off your self righteous pedestal.

**gixxerboy1** · 08-06-2012, 09:31 PM

Originally Posted by nooby

Yes that was helpful, thanks. So when would it be most beneficial to take slin? I have been taking it pre work out, and based on this article, I think I am taking it correctly, but what is the normal protocol for bodybuilders, in regards to timing.

Originally Posted by nooby

My questions had nothing to do with how to use slin, they were addressing the mechanism of action on protein synthesis, and glycogen stores, and how to maximize those effects during use. Get off your self righteous pedestal.

Really?

**MuscleInk** · 08-06-2012, 11:05 PM

Originally Posted by gixxerboy1

Really?

Give someone enough rope they eventually hang themselves.

If he's in the medical field, how does he know so little about insulin ? Even if it's not his vocational forte, at the very least, someone in the medical field should be able to resource the information and find articles discussing the MOA for exogenous insulin.

Moreover, how does someone in the medical field start self administering a potentially lethal compound without doing their due diligence?

**nooby** · 08-07-2012, 02:58 AM

Originally Posted by MuscleInk

Give someone enough rope they eventually hang themselves.

If he's in the medical field, how does he know so little about insulin ? Even if it's not his vocational forte, at the very least, someone in the medical field should be able to resource the information and find articles discussing the MOA for exogenous insulin.

Moreover, how does someone in the medical field start self administering a potentially lethal compound without doing their due diligence?

I know how to research. I didn't find much on this site, so I thought it would be good to have a DISCUSSION here about the anabolic properties of insulin. There are no stickies in this forum about it, even though this is the forum for it, and there are so many experts here on the subject.

I used the search function, and did not find the article that stpete posted. Which by the way, thanks for posting that stpete, it's obvious now, that that article is the only info that is going to be posted in this thread, since no one else has anything to add to the discussion, but personal attacks. Medical books do not cover the anabolic properties of insulin.

Now if I had came in here saying "Hey I started using slin, how many, and what kind of carbs should I have after administration?" I would see your point, but it is obvious, you guys are just being pricks. Many people here use compounds, and have no idea how an androgen receptor actually works. Should everyone here have to know everything there is to know about androgen receptors to use compounds? Isn't it enough, just to know how to safely use the compounds? Should anyone who has a question about how exactly androgen receptors work, stop the use of AAS?

So I guess next time I have questions about something, that isn't on this site, I will just find it myself, somewhere else, and it will never be discussed here, and this site will never have that information on it. Please forgive me for trying to have a discussion on a forum, made for that topic. It is a shame that one person derailed a thread, that could have been very educational, and then the mob mentality, that is so often displayed here, ruins it even further. Have a good day. I am done with this thread. I have said all I want to say on this subject. If I have any further questions, I will find the information myself.

**BBeagle** · 08-07-2012, 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by nooby

Is it used just to improve glycogen retention in muscles, or what?

that's it.
best used with AAS. insane pumps. strength through the roof
cheers

**DeadlyD** · 08-07-2012, 04:43 PM

OP, how exactly do androgen receptors work?

**nooby** · 08-07-2012, 09:32 PM

Originally Posted by DeadlyD

OP, how exactly do androgen receptors work?

As the steroid travels throughout the body they come into contact with cells. When they come into contact with cells that have receptor sites, that they can fit in, and bind to, it forms a complex, which interacts with the nucleus of the cell. It is there that it accelerates gene transcription, a template of the DNA is created, as well as messenger RNA. The messenger RNA is then released into the cytoplasim (liquid part of the cell) where it interacts with RNA, causing the translation of the message, then protein synthesis occurs.

and that is not the only way AAS works some of them cause an effect in the liver, where some steroids cause the release of certain growth factors

**nooby** · 08-07-2012, 09:36 PM

Lets get this thread back to being informative, please. Currently, I am using slin, once daily. What I would really like to know is if any users here have used it more than once daily, and did it have a greater effect? Or did you see the same results without dividing doses? Or did anyone receive better results by using it at a certain time of the day. I am really interested in hearing different peoples results.

**DeadlyD** · 08-07-2012, 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by nooby

As the steroid travels throughout the body they come into contact with cells. When they come into contact with cells that have receptor sites, that they can fit in, and bind to, it forms a complex, which interacts with the nucleus of the cell. It is there that it accelerates gene transcription, a template of the DNA is created, as well as messenger RNA. The messenger RNA is then released into the cytoplasim (liquid part of the cell) where it interacts with RNA, causing the translation of the message, then protein synthesis occurs.

and that is not the only way AAS works some of them cause an effect in the liver, where some steroids cause the release of certain growth factors

Thank you