Can insulin use cause diabetes?

[Far from massive]

Agreed ^^^

You don't have to but its a good idea, since unless you are absolutely fastidious in your diet and workout routine your blood sugar levels at the time of injection will vary, this in turn will change the amount of sugar needed to maintain a safe/ideal blood sugar levels at a set slin dosage.

Keep in mind in my post I am trying to point out all the things that can be done to ensure that a diabetic shock deal never occurs, to be honest I personally don't bother with all that shit myself, I take my 17 IU's of Humalog and consume my protein shake and simple sugars as you stated, and if at any point later on I start to feel blood sugars dropping low I simply ingest some sugars and the problem is solved, however I have been using Slin for almost a year now so I know its affect on my body and can easily reconize the onset of low blood sugar way before I start pouring out sweat and my heart beats like a jackhammer. I certainly would not reccomend this method to anyone starting out.

[akaz13]

I have been using Slin for almost a year now.

With a year of slin use, what kind of progress have you made in terms of body weight? Inches on chest, shoulders, arms, thighs (if you track all that)?

What about strength? Would you say any strength gains were attributable to slin or more related to increase in BW (which could come back to slin)?

And, if you track blood sugar, are you noticing any long term changes that you think are related to slin use?

Are you also using GH or just slin? I assume you are on AAS, as well, can you share your stack?