In my experience there is no way that using insulin on this one day after depleting all week would have any effect on the body storing fat.
Very true. But then again, nothing that you do, inject or avoid injecting will really result in fat gain after a whole week of depletion. Unless you eat 10,000 k.calories you will not gain fat, with or without slin, by reloading nutrients for just one day.
I believe your thinking in using slin on that one day is that the insulin sensitivity of muscles is really high, so the extra insulin shuttles nutrients to muscles fast and hard. The idea -if I expressed it accurately above- isn't wrong to be sure. But in real life application, do you see a discernible difference? Does the same person get a better pump, better workout, better.... something as a result of using slin on just a single reload day? I am just curious if such very short term use can really make a difference either way....
Would love to hear your ideas on using slin to reduce fat gain.
Very simple... What I have observed is that when using insulin and being careful with overall caloric intake, a lot of people actually gain less fat than they otherwise would or even slightly lean out while putting on muscle.
The way most bodybuilders use insulin is by pigging out on it. "Oh fuck I am on insulin, I will die if I don't eat 10 grams of carbs per 1 iu of slin... Oh by the way, did the complex carbs even count towards that 1 gram? Not sure... Maybe the pasta I ate will enter the bloodstream too slowly and I will still go into a coma. So let me be sure and first gulp down 100 grams of dextrose for the 10 iu of slin I shot and eat my pasta as an extra"
Now if someone uses insulin as described above, they will absolutely gain fat, no matter what. But by simply taking an OK amount of slin (the dose depending on various factors -people just should keep the slin dose sane), while eating a reasonable amount of balanced food (no, the dietary fat won't directly be stored as bodyfat just because you shot slin) including carbs fats and protein at normal proportions and being careful not to eat more than what is required to build muscle at a moderate pace, people actually either put on less fat that they would have without the slin or even lean out in my observation. This leaning often (not saying always and in every case) happens even when calories are moderately above maintenance.
My feeling is that the insulin shuttles the calories into muscles -and some of the excess into fat stores, inevitably- quickly. The calories and nutrients do not hang around for ever when you are on insulin. Then, the body senses a state of caloric deprivation and kicks of the whole process of burning fat, gherlin mediated GH release sequence and so on. By not being in a so-called "fed-state" nearly 24/7, exogenous insulin allows you to eat a good (but not extreme) quantity of food but still be in a fat burning zone during part of the day. Since you are storing some fat and then burning some of the stored fat, the net fat gain/loss balance can very well be negative...
Also please share opinions about the question I posted for OTH a few posts earlier. I am talking about the
"Can you please explain what your diet and meal plan will be like to put on those ~10 lbs of muscle during the rebound?
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What is your approach going to be to building muscle while gaining little to no fat?"
Thanks a lot for your time....