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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Steroids Info & Hardcore => Topic started by: equipoise on July 20, 2016, 12:00:57 PM
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I know high dose GH and Mk 677 can cause insulin resistance. Does the same occur for high dose CJC dac?
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chronically elevated GH levels cause insulin resistance, so yes ;)
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chronically elevated GH levels cause insulin resistance, so yes ;)
Does it make sense to stack mk 677 with cjc w/dac? I have a half used vial of mk right now but recently bought some cjc to use also. I've read on other forums that IGF levels increased when both were stacked (as compared to using one alone)
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so after 2.5 months of on and off cjc dac and mk 677, my fasting blood glucose is 80 mg/dl, guess i'm in the clear then?
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No you're not in the clear, get your insulin level checked. Your blood glucose is 80, but that's not the same as your insulin level in your blood. Your insulin level will show how much insulin your pancreas is cranking out to keep your blood glucose at 80. My blood glucose is normal, but insulin level is very high due to insulin resistance from GH.
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Cjc dac stays active for 8 days. You need to cycle it on and off. Just like everything else so you don't run into trouble. Just do the recommended time on time off to give your gland a break. GH bleed causes the gland to constantly be working. It needs a break. I don't think you can run it that long to the point where you build crazy insulin resistance. You would feel totally wrecked and lethargic by than.
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checking hba1c would be your best bet along with monitoring fasting blood sugar
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checking hba1c would be your best bet along with monitoring fasting blood sugar
did my last shot yesterday, going to go off because of lack of funds :D