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Thread: Insulin Novolin R pre workout

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    Could novolin R Be causing aches and chills overall flu like symptoms? I’ve been on insulin for about a week now and have been starting to feel ache during workouts I’m not having hypo feeling just flu like feeling that seems to last all day after workouts. I’m still following the 10 gram per carb rule staying at around 3iu per workout. I did some research and found that it could be the low blood sugar and the muscle doesn’t have and glycogen to burn, but Like I said I’m following the 10 gram rule and I’m not feeling hypo just really achy. I do suffer from chronic pain but idk if insulin has a major effect on that. Should I drop the slin and see if everything goes back to normal. And or add more carbs even know I’m not feeling hypo?

  3. #13
    Quote Originally Posted by ns9797 View Post
    Could novolin R Be causing aches and chills overall flu like symptoms? I’ve been on insulin for about a week now and have been starting to feel ache during workouts I’m not having hypo feeling just flu like feeling that seems to last all day after workouts. I’m still following the 10 gram per carb rule staying at around 3iu per workout. I did some research and found that it could be the low blood sugar and the muscle doesn’t have and glycogen to burn, but Like I said I’m following the 10 gram rule and I’m not feeling hypo just really achy. I do suffer from chronic pain but idk if insulin has a major effect on that. Should I drop the slin and see if everything goes back to normal. And or add more carbs even know I’m not feeling hypo?
    carbs and sugars are inflammatory to a very high degree, this could be a reason you are aching more now

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    Do you mean I’m not taking in not enough carbs or to much? I am someone that cant tolerate wheat well. If so how should I go about?
    Last edited by ns9797; 12-31-2017 at 10:41 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ns9797 View Post
    Do you mean I’m not taking in not enough carbs or to much? I am someone that cant tolerate wheat well. If so how should I go about?
    carbs/sugars in general promoto inflammation so could be in your case its making you ache more. the more carbs the more inflammation the more aches. slin and hgh and carbs are good for growth but health wise carbs arent the best macro

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    Yeah I didn’t seem to get the aches really during workouts without the insuin even taking in more carbs so it could be something with the effects of the insulin and carbs on my body during workouts. Best thing most likely for me is trial and error and experiment. Take the insulin out for a day or two and see how I feel. It may even be something else like test prop. So I’ll see. Thanks

  7. #17
    Since I’m going to continue to be on the growth because I have it covered and dosage is at 7iu. What should I watch out for long term if I keep the insulin out. I hear growth can make you insulin resistant and stuff. Should I be fine long term at the dosage? And how should I go about eating with just the growth and AAS without the insulin, carbs and such.

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    Can gh lower blood sugar? For example taking 3iu In the morning a lot of times I’ll get shakes and nausea just a overall feeling of low blood sugar. And I’ll even get it post workout pre bred shot. If gh does lower blood sugar why is insulin added. Is it just person to person and everyone’s different? And if your prescribed growth hormone because your deficienct and on a fairly high dose that doctor prescribed and monitored by your doctor would the insulin be still a good thing to add because it can make you insulin resistant. Wouldn’t a doctor know that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ns9797 View Post
    Can gh lower blood sugar? For example taking 3iu In the morning a lot of times I’ll get shakes and nausea just a overall feeling of low blood sugar. And I’ll even get it post workout pre bred shot. If gh does lower blood sugar why is insulin added. Is it just person to person and everyone’s different? And if your prescribed growth hormone because your deficienct and on a fairly high dose that doctor prescribed and monitored by your doctor would the insulin be still a good thing to add because it can make you insulin resistant. Wouldn’t a doctor know that?
    fact nr 1: docs dont know squat. this is simply a fact

    and yes HGH always lowers blood sugar, so keep some carbs close at hand

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    So if gh lowers blood sugar why add insulin? And I know to not take insulin without gh necuse you will get fat but should people with gh deficiency take insulin to help with the anabolic effect or will they just get fat since their deficienc already? I’m just seeing if Insulin is for me since I’m not the average gh user that has a normal gh levels compared to others that do and are taking gh with insulin

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