HGH usage discussion thread

[HoldMyBeer]

Never used exogenous insulin before but considering it.

I’m on a stack of winstrol, anavar, sostenon and HGH. The stack is basically 30mg winstrol, 30mg anavar and 3 IU HGH in the morning when I wake up. Same thing in the evening, usually around 6:00 PM and then I work out at 7:00 PM
(CrossFit).

Sostenon 250mg injection twice a week (500mg week, total).

Plus 20mg tamoxifen daily.

I’m at 22% body fat and the goal is 14%. 42 years old.

I also want to add levocarnitine injections in an effort to get rid of more fat, faster. But I understand levocarnitine requires a bit of exogenous insulin to shuttle it around the body. Without exogenous insulin, the levocarnitine is pretty much wasted.

Plus exogenous insulin appears to be combine well with HGH ... and I plan to stick with HGH forever, since I see a few benefits and not many downsides.

Given my lack of experience with exogenous insulin, what would be the recommended dose? Which specific insulin preparation (as there are many!)? When? And under what other parameters (with other components like IGF-1, T3, with food, without food, what food, etc.?).

Thanks.

Forgot to mention: also take cabergoline 2x/week in an effort to keep some semblance of libido.

Why are you adding insulin if fat loss is your goal?

[twmcm]

I haven’t added insulin, I’m still learning ...

The research I have done indicates that levocarnitine injections seem to work well (for fat loss) as long as they are combined with exogenous insulin.

Then again, perhaps levocarnitine isn’t the way to go, in which case the whole insulin topic becomes irrelevant.

I’m wide open for suggestions.

Why are you adding insulin if fat loss is your goal?

[HoldMyBeer]

I haven’t added insulin, I’m still learning ...

The research I have done indicates that levocarnitine injections seem to work well (for fat loss) as long as they are combined with exogenous insulin.

Then again, perhaps levocarnitine isn’t the way to go, in which case the whole insulin topic becomes irrelevant.

I’m wide open for suggestions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=comoAuzEwss
This guy knows his stuff. Essentially lcarnitine doesn't work for fat loss.
Insulin, unless you're going to use it a very specific way, will inhibit fat loss.
If you want to lose fat, be in a calorie deficit. There's no shortcuts to it.
You could use t3 or clen, which helps, you will burn more calories than otherwise. But unless you have a deadline, the best way is to do it at a moderate calorie deficit, in a sustainable manner which you don't lose it too fast and feel like shit while doing it (and inevitably rebound).
If you're getting your information from people you don't know/trust on boards, or someone like "Dr Tony huge," you should fact check with your own research. The fact they said you need insulin to transport it should raise flags.