I can never really figure out why I responded so well to slin. It still was a mystery to me. Afterall, 99% of guys who try it end up saying it's garbage. At first I was skeptical about it..I even bought me a bottle of humalin-R and never opened it round a year ago when I talked to Tbombz. And he was right, for most guys slin is complete garbage.
Well around several months ago, I finally bit the bullet and ran R for a brief period of time just to try it. I was on a very moderate dose steroid cycle and I put on muscle like crazy. . I'm not an idiot and can tell the dfference between muscle vs gycogen fullness and water storage. I used -R two shots a day 7 days a week. Never went over 10iu at one time and usually used between 4-6iu. See that is what puzzled me. Why would I respond to a non-suphraphysiological dose of insulin? Made no sense.
Fast forward to this week and I recently found out that I am pre diabetic. My fasting glucose is not above 126 but pretty damn close. I am fairly lean as well and am in good shape,so I guess it' just genetic as it runs in my family.,
I just dont grow well without insulin. Even on steroids. Right now I'm on 100mg anadrol with some test-e. I added sliin last Tuesday and can already feel my body changing. Strength is flying. It almost seems like insulin puts the steroids to use with me. Also keep in mind I am a natural ectomorph so I don't produce alot of insulin naturally so that may be a factor as well. It does not matter how many AAS I am on, without insulin use I shrink been there tried it. I loose alot of muscle in my arms and legs..both places that are often skinny on diabetics. I think I have severe insulin resistance cause even when I eat carbs (without slin) I don't fill out like I should. I remember my arms growing over an 1 and half inch the first tme I used insulin. I mean iI know lots of guysaren' fans of it as it ruins their physique but oh well I need the shit..
Let me get some of your guys feedback an opinions... and I'll ask some questions. Kind of new to this whole diabetic thing.

thanks