Jessica Buettner

[ThisisOverload]

i dont know jack about diabetes, but she said her diabetes  makes her catabolic, so harder to build muscle and get strength.

When she said that and was deadlifting 540  at 178lbs, and with the muscle she has, alarms went off that she is on the sauce. If the diabetes worked the other way and made her bigger and stronger, sure, maybe natural, but not if its the other way

Taking insulin makes you very very anabolic. She's just trying to avoid the obvious question that she is on PED's.

I've taken insulin many times, when used properly before a workout it makes you stronger than shit.

When i competed in power lifting, i used to see guys shooting insulin in the locker-room. Also guys would drink a shot of honey right before a lift.

Look at all those guys Milos trained, they turned into monsters because they were taking insane doses of insulin.

I hate discrediting people, but she is just another person using PED's to get ahead of the competition.

[Dave D]

i dont know jack about diabetes, but she said her diabetes  makes her catabolic, so harder to build muscle and get strength.

When she said that and was deadlifting 540  at 178lbs, and with the muscle she has, alarms went off that she is on the sauce. If the diabetes worked the other way and made her bigger and stronger, sure, maybe natural, but not if its the other way

I think this is what you meant.

Also she is a diabetic *pharmacist.

*I've taken the liberty to bold the key idea of the sentence.

[Van_Bilderass]

i dont know jack about diabetes, but she said her diabetes  makes her catabolic, so harder to build muscle and get strength.

When she said that and was deadlifting 540  at 178lbs, and with the muscle she has, alarms went off that she is on the sauce. If the diabetes worked the other way and made her bigger and stronger, sure, maybe natural, but not if its the other way

It can swing both ways. If you go hypoglycemic frequently it can be catabolic and generally stressful on the body. But she's experienced and most likely monitors well.
Diabetes is a complicated disease where many bodily systems can be malfunctioning which isn't a plus for performance, but the insulin can be anabolic as well. Certain insulins like Lantus increase IGF-1 which is the hormone which GH works through. Neither GH nor IGF-1 are anything like androgens wrt performance enhancement but neither do they hurt. A diabetic can easily hit supraphysiological insulin levels at key times to boost performance and there's no way to hinder that type of manipulation.

One thing to keep in mind wrt powerlifting is that you can't just look at numbers to determine if someone is on drugs and how many drugs.

For an example, take a look at this fella. Does he look like he has done a ton of steroids? He is as "strong" or stronger than Ed Coan in the deadlift. Or let's say his numbers are equal even though he doesn't have the same pure muscle strength, and obviously doesn't even have a third of the muscle. He doesn't even look like he lifts tbh.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CKKnYSJATND/?igshid=b32tt2b19iaa

He could be clean or close to it. I certainly don't think he is slamming a ton of Tren and Anadrol because it would show, even with crappy gear response.

And I'm known as one of those who disbelieves all natural claims 

[Taffin]

Taking insulin makes you very very anabolic. She's just trying to avoid the obvious question that she is on PED's.

I've taken insulin many times, when used properly before a workout it makes you stronger than shit.

When i competed in power lifting, i used to see guys shooting insulin in the locker-room. Also guys would drink a shot of honey right before a lift.

Look at all those guys Milos trained, they turned into monsters because they were taking insane doses of insulin.

I hate discrediting people, but she is just another person using PED's to get ahead of the competition.

Insert random shot of Tim Belknap here

[ThisisOverload]

It can swing both ways. If you go hypoglycemic frequently it can be catabolic and generally stressful on the body. But she's experienced and most likely monitors well.
Diabetes is a complicated disease where many bodily systems can be malfunctioning which isn't a plus for performance, but the insulin can be anabolic as well. Certain insulins like Lantus increase IGF-1 which is the hormone which GH works through. Neither GH nor IGF-1 are anything like androgens wrt performance enhancement but neither do they hurt. A diabetic can easily hit supraphysiological insulin levels at key times to boost performance and there's no way to hinder that type of manipulation.

One thing to keep in mind wrt powerlifting is that you can't just look at numbers to determine if someone is on drugs and how many drugs.

For an example, take a look at this fella. Does he look like he has done a ton of steroids? He is as "strong" or stronger than Ed Coan in the deadlift. Or let's say his numbers are equal even though he doesn't have the same pure muscle strength, and obviously doesn't even have a third of the muscle. He doesn't even look like he lifts tbh.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CKKnYSJATND/?igshid=b32tt2b19iaa

He could be clean or close to it. I certainly don't think he is slamming a ton of Tren and Anadrol because it would show, even with crappy gear response.

And I'm known as one of those who disbelieves all natural claims 

That's a strong mofo. Damn never heard of him.

This is why it's hard to judge just by looking, you wouldn't think he's on gear just by looking at him.

Years ago there was this local Mexican guy who was well known for his deadlift. He was like 5'4" and 155 pounds and could deadlift over 600 pounds. It was insane, i saw him do it a few times. Perfect form and he had short legs, his deadlift was like moving the bar 6".

His bench was terrible and i think he could squat around 400 pounds.

He looked like a day laborer that laid tile or something, did not look like he worked out. But he trained 5 days a week and had been lifting for 15+ years.

[Explorerspl]

What do you and others think about this? 69kg/152lbs girl conventional deadlifting 246kg/542lbs.
Absolutely nuts.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CLPbcpTFzl-/?igshid=18x10xv032h46

Unless the IPF is totally corrupt, and if she is legitimately tested, then she has to be clean for meets at least - 7 X World Champ. If you go from juiced to clean there should be a huge drop off in performance, after a few months clean.  IPF athletes are supposedly random tested during the year also, I know a couple here in Sweden who were random tested, had to report their wereabouts at all times etc.

Am I saying this woman never did any drugs? No, no one can say that. What I'm saying is that it can't be a massive amount. You can look at this woman's body as well and decide if she looks very juiced.

Also, I'm one of those who "thinks everyone is juiced" like affeman (I think) said a while back. 
I have seen some crazy things in the strength area though, by people who are "pretty clean"

I don't know a whole lot of females on steroids so have very little experience. Back when I was 20 years old I knew an 18 year old chick who did two vials of Norma Deca 200mg. It permanently altered her voice - 2 shots and the voice got raspy and didn't go back with time. Her boyfriend shot her up and the dose was excessive but still shows how little it takes. She was still hot and the voice was kinda sexy 

There's literature on virilization from as little as 2 or 6mg of Winstrol a day. These days fucking bikini chicks do trenbolone according to Bostin Loyd, and I don't doubt it.

It's all generic response, as an old "provider" of "supplements" in florida I've assisted women.

Fast acting injects cause dramatically less sides in women,orals are all garbage also for staying feminine.

Test PP and NPP can be ran pretty high with no outward affects for a lot of women besides having to shave every morning.

Normal dosing I saw was 20-40mg test PP M/W/F
NPP 30mg M/W/F. They shot with Slin pins to be accurate on dosing. And these are "normal" girls, not powerlifters with aspirations.

[Van_Bilderass]

Test PP and NPP can be ran pretty high with no outward affects for a lot of women besides having to shave every morning.

What about voice? Just today I heard someone say nandrolone is particularly bad on the voice.