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Title: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 08:48:57 AM
so i have no idea whether or not this is true...but gh15 said that your body is either going to "love it or hate it" (insulin, that is)..and that some guys will blow up off of it and some guys wont gain nearly as much.

im wondering what the difference between those two guys would be?   maybe its their insulin sensitivity? and if so..   if it was how sensitive you are toinsulin...well then i wonder whether it would be more beneficial to a guy who is already super sensitive to insulin, or to a guy who is ver insulin resistant?? 

it might seem obvious..   that the "insulin sensitive" guy would get the better gains....but i am thinking that maybe it would be the other way around..??   because, a guy that is already super sensitive to insulin is already reaping(to some degree) the anabolic benefits of insulin WITHOUT having to inject exengenous(sp?) insulin; while a guy who is insulin resistant might not be reaping any of the anabolic benfits of insulin untill he injects that outside source.. 

what do you guys think
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 01, 2008, 11:49:34 AM
uh? 


Sorry, but i'm confused by your question. 


Different people have differing degrees of insulin senstivity. Thats why insulin doses must be tailored for each individual diabetic.  Its based on how the individuals bodies respond to the insulin.  Not only that, but that sensitivity can change with exercise, if you are sick or not, stress, and a number of other factors. 
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 11:51:11 AM
uh? 


Sorry, but i'm confused by your question. 


Different people have differing degrees of insulin senstivity. Thats why insulin doses must be tailored for each individual diabetic.  Its based on how the individuals bodies respond to the insulin.  Not only that, but that sensitivity can change with exercise, if you are sick or not, stress, and a number of other factors. 
sorry doc, but im not talking about medical usage of insulin..   

i am talking about the difference in effectiveness of insulin supplementation in regards to building muscle for bodybuilders..

Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 01, 2008, 01:46:50 PM
sorry doc, but im not talking about medical usage of insulin..   

i am talking about the difference in effectiveness of insulin supplementation in regards to building muscle for bodybuilders..



 ::)  Yeah, so was I. 
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Luolamies on April 01, 2008, 03:44:54 PM
Dave Palumbo once said that as a rule of thumb the "skinny" guys get more out of it (bodybuilding wise) than the chubby ones. So, the more sensitive you are the more you get out of it.

Ps. Insulin is THE MOST DANGEROUS hormone to be used by bodybuilders. Fuck up once and bye bye...
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: kcballer on April 01, 2008, 04:21:22 PM
::)  Yeah, so was I. 

hahaha candizzle owned
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 04:32:56 PM
Dave Palumbo once said that as a rule of thumb the "skinny" guys get more out of it (bodybuilding wise) than the chubby ones. So, the more sensitive you are the more you get out of it.

Ps. Insulin is THE MOST DANGEROUS hormone to be used by bodybuilders. Fuck up once and bye bye...
thanks man.  i guess that does make sense..i was just thinking, maybe over thinking..
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 04:34:06 PM
hahaha candizzle owned
::)

obviously vet doesn't know shit about bodybuilding if he knew thats what i was talking about in his original reply....
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 01, 2008, 04:48:42 PM
::)

obviously vet doesn't know shit about bodybuilding if he knew thats what i was talking about in his original reply....

Look stupid, read what I highlighted:

Quote
author=Vet link=topic=208265.msg2876542#msg2876542 date=1207075774]

Different people have differing degrees of insulin senstivity. Thats why insulin doses must be tailored for each individual diabetic.  Its based on how the individuals bodies respond to the insulin.  Not only that, but that sensitivity can change with exercise, if you are sick or not, stress, and a number of other factors. 

You can't make it any simpler than that, especially considering the fucked up rambling question you posted in the first place. 
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Arnold jr on April 01, 2008, 05:01:54 PM
Dave Palumbo once said that as a rule of thumb the "skinny" guys get more out of it (bodybuilding wise) than the chubby ones. So, the more sensitive you are the more you get out of it.

Ps. Insulin is THE MOST DANGEROUS hormone to be used by bodybuilders. Fuck up once and bye bye...
When he talks about this he's referring to one thing...getting fat.

Anyone who takes/uses insulin is going to gain size off of it...but if you gain fat easy then insulin will inevitably make you fatter then need be. It is truly the hardgainers drug...and I say that as someone who hates the term "hardgainer" because it's a term thrown around way to loosely...most people who claim that description are in fact lying to themselves.
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 01, 2008, 05:23:45 PM
When he talks about this he's referring to one thing...getting fat.

Anyone who takes/uses insulin is going to gain size off of it...but if you gain fat easy then insulin will inevitably make you fatter then need be. It is truly the hardgainers drug...and I say that as someone who hates the term "hardgainer" because it's a term thrown around way to loosely...most people who claim that description are in fact lying to themselves.


I'll agree with that.  Most of the "hardgainers" i know are not eating enough and they aren't lifting enough heavy weights.  The'll eat a can of tuna and slice of whole wheat bread for lunch, do an hour of cardio and then waste an hour of their evening with leg extensions, 1 legged hack squats, and isoleg presses when they need to be downing 3 times that amount of food, not doing as much cardio, and getting under a barbell to squat. 
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 05:25:49 PM
Look stupid, read what I highlighted:

You can't make it any simpler than that, especially considering the fucked up rambling question you posted in the first place. 
that doesnt address my question at all, genius
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 01, 2008, 05:45:41 PM
that doesnt address my question at all, genius

You are seriously a first class fucking moron....


im wondering what the difference between those two guys would be?   maybe its their insulin sensitivity? and if so..   if it was how sensitive you are toinsulin...well then i wonder whether it would be more beneficial to a guy who is already super sensitive to insulin, or to a guy who is ver insulin resistant?? 

it might seem obvious..   that the "insulin sensitive" guy would get the better gains....but i am thinking that maybe it would be the other way around..??   what do you guys think


Different people have differing degrees of insulin senstivity. Thats why insulin doses must be tailored for each individual diabetic.  Its based on how the individuals bodies respond to the insulin.  Not only that, but that sensitivity can change with exercise, if you are sick or not, stress, and a number of other factors. 


that doesnt address my question at all, genius


Yup, box of wet rocks dumb.  Go shoot up kid.  With any luck, you'll overdose good.   
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 05:49:52 PM
no, that doesnt address my question at all.

did i ask whether or nto people have varying degrees of sensitivty to insulin? no. in fact, i said this exact thing in my post. actually, my whole post was based around this.  so you saying that 
"Different people have differing degrees of insulin senstivity" is redundant and not needed.


im the stupid one?

 :)
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 01, 2008, 05:51:40 PM

im the stupid one?

 :)

Yes. 
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 05:59:18 PM
Yes. 
::)
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 01, 2008, 06:06:45 PM
::)

Keep em rolling kid.  What was it you wanted me to say?  Some individuals are more sensitive to insulin than others.  This means they will have a greater effect from a smaller dose of insulin.   
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Rimbaud on April 01, 2008, 07:15:02 PM
candi, What is your problem? Vet is one of the most knowledgable guys here. Why do you feel the need to come to this board & act like you know everything but ask for advice & when people tell you what you don't want to hear you start shit with them & to top it off you start shit with the regulars/nice guys here? You also get shitty with everyone who's opinion differs. What's up with all that?
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 08:00:42 PM
candi, What is your problem? Vet is one of the most knowledgable guys here. Why do you feel the need to come to this board & act like you know everything but ask for advice & when people tell you what you don't want to hear you start shit with them & to top it off you start shit with the regulars/nice guys here? You also get shitty with everyone who's opinion differs. What's up with all that?
ummm...if im not mistaken it was vet who tried to "own" me..   i didnt stat anything with him..he came into my thread with an attitude, not the other way around
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Rimbaud on April 01, 2008, 08:04:33 PM
No, someone else said that. I hope you're intelligent enough to know what I'm saying...basically drop the attitude & chill out. 
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: benz on April 01, 2008, 08:09:11 PM
candi
I heard if you point a gun at your head and pull the trigger it will help you with your metabolism, try it out.
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 08:14:00 PM
No, someone else said that. I hope you're intelligent enough to know what I'm saying...basically drop the attitude & chill out. 
 iasked a question about varying degrees of insulin sensitivity and how they would effect a personals reactions to insulin usage as an anabolic agent. vet responded by saying "people have varying degreess of insulin sensitivity" and then gave some basic info on insulin resistance/sensitivity that everybody and there mom knows.   i said...soryy, thats not what i was asking..     and the dude copped an attitude, and allowed the notion of him "owning me" to stand...      why would i let this go?     so i say "he obviously doesnt know shit about bodybuilding if he knew what i was asking and that was his reply".. and then he continues with arguing and HE continues to escalate the argument, not i

if anyone one is in the wrong, tis not i..   maybe i should have let his attitude go, and not pay attention to the fact that he let the post claiming his "ownage" to stand... but was not me who started this
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Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Rimbaud on April 01, 2008, 08:15:29 PM
Do you understand I'm not just talking about this thread? It was a general statement about numerous posts.
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 08:18:53 PM
yes but that is the basic pattern of most of my confrontations.

i dont come to this site to fight or argue

mother fuckers think they can cop an attitude with me simply cuz i let squad get away with libel and misrepresentation and let all these schmoes think i look like what dave wants them to think i look like...     and the fact that they themselves have never posted a picture, they can act like they look better than i DID in the pics that squad always posted...however,, i have a sneaking suspicion that most of these haters dont even look as "not as shitty" as i do in those horrible pics of me...    not to mention what i actually look like

i know what your saying though rimbaud and i have been trying to pay less attention to hating mother fuckers like benz and to stay positive with those that are positive with me
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: benz on April 01, 2008, 08:18:58 PM
Do you understand I'm not just talking about this thread? It was a general statement about numerous posts.

Why do you even waste your time with candidildo? He's probably trying to grow his penis :(
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Rimbaud on April 01, 2008, 08:22:24 PM
i know what your saying though rimbaud and i have been trying to pay less attention to hating mother fuckers like benz and to stay positive with those that are positive with me

You keep the same attitude here when someone fucks with you or disagrees with you. I'm saying drop it & lighten up. I find myself deleting a half dozen posts in half you threads because they turn into bashfests by you & others. Stop, we try to keep this board fairly serious.

Who gives a shit if someone tells you to shut up? Does it really matter in the long run?
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 08:25:40 PM
no.  :)
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Rimbaud on April 01, 2008, 08:26:29 PM
yes but that is the basic pattern of most of my confrontations.

Don't give me that. You've admitted yourself you often think people are attacking you when they're really not. Re-read some of your posts - you come off as a know-it-all & challenging quite often. That is not an attack simply an observation.
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Rimbaud on April 01, 2008, 08:27:01 PM
no.  :)

Exactly. Now you're catching on grasshopper.
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: candidizzle on April 01, 2008, 08:32:39 PM
Don't give me that. You've admitted yourself you often think people are attacking you when they're really not. Re-read some of your posts - you come off as a know-it-all & challenging quite often. That is not an attack simply an observation.
yes this is true. but i dont catch it untill after i post. i type as if im speaking in real life, but what i forget is that my facial expression and vocal tones dont get carried over the computer screen.   the turth is that i dont think i know anything, i just think that i CAN know it all.   as in...its possible to achieve..  im not a believer in the " you can never stop learning" thing..i thing all is essentially know-able..   and i think that attitude comes across as "know it all"
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Rimbaud on April 01, 2008, 08:40:43 PM
yes this is true. but i dont catch it untill after i post. i type as if im speaking in real life, but what i forget is that my facial expression and vocal tones dont get carried over the computer screen.   the turth is that i dont think i know anything, i just think that i CAN know it all.   as in...its possible to achieve..  im not a believer in the " you can never stop learning" thing..i thing all is essentially know-able..   and i think that attitude comes across as "know it all"

Try pausing & proofreading before you hit the post icon. Seriously though, you can always learn something...it goes on & on & on...
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Has Beens on April 01, 2008, 08:41:34 PM
You worry me kid, you seem to be going a hundred miles an hour lately and are starting to make no sense at all.
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Luolamies on April 02, 2008, 03:36:01 AM
To backtrack this "thread" to INSULIN again, those of you who have used it, have you ever shooted it into the muscle instead of fat?

Friend of mine is type 1 diabetic and has done this a few times in a hurry and said that: "the pain is insane and last's for allmost the whole day."

AJ is right the "hardgainers" get the most out of insulin, but if test and dianabol does not get you big, you better switch to Tennis...

Ps. Notice when ever i mention DIANABOL i call it on it's real name. That's because these days there are countless legal supplements called "d-bol" that are anything but...
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: abc123 on April 02, 2008, 06:05:50 AM
I have heard of BBs injecting Humalog directly into the muscle.  Both the onset and duration are about half of what they would be if injected SQ.  I would not recommend it - there is no need for it.
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 02, 2008, 07:14:24 AM
 iasked a question about varying degrees of insulin sensitivity and how they would effect a personals reactions to insulin usage as an anabolic agent. vet responded by saying "people have varying degreess of insulin sensitivity" and then gave some basic info on insulin resistance/sensitivity that everybody and there mom knows.   i said...soryy, thats not what i was asking..     and the dude copped an attitude, and allowed the notion of him "owning me" to stand...      why would i let this go?     so i say "he obviously doesnt know shit about bodybuilding if he knew what i was asking and that was his reply".. and then he continues with arguing and HE continues to escalate the argument, not i

if anyone one is in the wrong, tis not i..   maybe i should have let his attitude go, and not pay attention to the fact that he let the post claiming his "ownage" to stand... but was not me who started this
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No, I answered your very, very poorly worded question (after pointing out it was worded poorly), with the physiologically correct answer and I cited insulin dependant diabetics as a example because those are the individuals in which insulin administration is best understood and best studied.   

  You then got stupid.  I called you stupid.  And guess what?  You got dumber.   Big surprise there. 
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 02, 2008, 07:19:06 AM
ummm...if im not mistaken it was vet who tried to "own" me..   i didnt stat anything with him..he came into my thread with an attitude, not the other way around

Kid, I didn't try to "own" anyone.   I don't play games like that. 

You come across as a dumbass willing to take or inject just about anything you can find into your body with little thought on the effects or the consequences.  That to me is damned dangerous and flat out stupid.  Not only that, you come in here posting some absolutely asanine questions, then get all pissy when someone dares to tell you that you are wrong or worse yet when they try to understand what you are posting, but you get shit all assbungled and get pissed about that.  Back off a second, count to 20, then read what you wrote before you hit the post key.  It'll make life way easier.   
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Vet on April 02, 2008, 07:24:37 AM
To backtrack this "thread" to INSULIN again, those of you who have used it, have you ever shooted it into the muscle instead of fat?

Friend of mine is type 1 diabetic and has done this a few times in a hurry and said that: "the pain is insane and last's for allmost the whole day."

AJ is right the "hardgainers" get the most out of insulin, but if test and dianabol does not get you big, you better switch to Tennis...

Ps. Notice when ever i mention DIANABOL i call it on it's real name. That's because these days there are countless legal supplements called "d-bol" that are anything but...
Intramuscular injections will have much faster absorption than SQ injections.   Thats part of the reason IM administration is sometimes used in situations of ketoacidosis. 


Personally, I think humalog hurts like a guy when its injected two ways---one is IM, which I've done one time.  It stung like a wasp sting.

The other is using those "ultrashort" needles where it goes too shallow.  That also hurts like a bitch.  Way worse than regular.   
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: 4thAD on April 02, 2008, 08:54:21 AM
I think Vet gave you a solid answer to your question. In fact if I was in your shoes I would not think he was trying to "OWN" you what so ever. We dont play that game here. This one little section of GB is very serious and most here have no time for owning people.
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: benz on April 02, 2008, 09:12:06 AM
I think Vet gave you a solid answer to your question. In fact if I was in your shoes I would not think he was trying to "OWN" you what so ever. We dont play that game here. This one little section of GB is very serious and most here have no time for owning people.

Now he will seriously think he's getting owned :(
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Emmortal on April 02, 2008, 10:45:01 AM
I got owned reading this thread.
Title: Re: difference in effectiveness of insulin from person to person
Post by: Slintowin4424 on April 02, 2008, 12:47:40 PM
Insulin is only effective if you know how and when to use it and what to take with it it is the reason people get fat and the reason others are skinny I will not give all my secrets but gh15 is right and I will confirm that....