Tweeti'm in the same boat as you...always thaught about it, but too nervouse to pull the trigger

TweetI ran it back in '03. It is serious stuff. You have to be on point with the whole slin regimen. The effects are kickass! The only analogy that comes to mind for how it works, is that it's like forced induction for an engine, a supercharger for protien to your muscular system. hence the rediculous pumps. Pumps so severe it can be painful...but awesome.

I was actually thinking about hitting it for a few weeks on and off as well. It's been a while, and I haven't even really thought about it since the last time I used it, but there's just a few basic, but essential, rules. I always injected right when I walked in the door post-workout, which was about 10 min. You wanna get 10g of simple carbs/monosaccharides per i.u. of insulin. And you wanna get those simple carbs quickly, being you're most likely useing the fastest acting slin (Humolog), which kicks in within 15minutes. You have to have those carbs before it does it's thing. You do not want to go hypo. As long as you fully understand what you're doing, and what's going on with your body, as well as how to prevent and side-line any undesired effect, you'll be fine. So long as you stick to the proper regimen, you shouldn't have any dizziness or anything.

It's good to have someone very close to you, like your wife, to understand the unlikely possibilities, and what to do in the highly unlikely event that you become so confused that you can't treat yourself.

This was my routine; slin administration, get your 10grams per i.u. of simple carbs within 5-10minutes. I liked Carbo Force because one drink is 110g, so worth up to 11i.u. Some folks mix glucose in their post-workout shake. That was too rich(sweet) for my taste. After my simple carb intake (Carbo Force), then I made my protein shake immediately. Then right about 45minutes after slin injection, I had my dinner of choice. "you are what you eat" becomes a bit more literal when running slin. It packs it on, and into the muscles.

hmm...it's been so long...I'm hoping I haven't left anything out. oh, you also wanna get you some glucose pills. They have them at any pharmacy. They come in a plastic tube, they're huge. Like the size of a Benefiber wafer. But they're good to have on hand just incase.

If slin sounds attractive to anyone reading this. Just read up on what happens when Hypoglycemia occurs.

Here, I found this for any of you guys or gals that think you may want to give slin a run.
The symptoms may include anxiety, sweating, tremor, palpitations, nausea, and pallor. Hypoglycemia also starves the brain of glucose energy, which is essential for proper brain function. Lack of glucose energy to the brain can cause symptoms ranging from headache, mild confusion, and abnormal behavior, to loss of consciousness, seizure, and coma. Severe hypoglycemia can cause death.

If you don't need slin to stay alive, don't use it and possibly die.

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Originally Posted by horsepwr

I ran it back in '03. It is serious stuff. You have to be on point with the whole slin regimen. The effects are kickass! The only analogy that comes to mind for how it works, is that it's like forced induction for an engine, a supercharger for protien to your muscular system. hence the rediculous pumps. Pumps so severe it can be painful...but awesome.

I was actually thinking about hitting it for a few weeks on and off as well. It's been a while, and I haven't even really thought about it since the last time I used it, but there's just a few basic, but essential, rules. I always injected right when I walked in the door post-workout, which was about 10 min. You wanna get 10g of simple carbs/monosaccharides per i.u. of insulin. And you wanna get those simple carbs quickly, being you're most likely useing the fastest acting slin (Humolog), which kicks in within 15minutes. You have to have those carbs before it does it's thing. You do not want to go hypo. As long as you fully understand what you're doing, and what's going on with your body, as well as how to prevent and side-line any undesired effect, you'll be fine. So long as you stick to the proper regimen, you shouldn't have any dizziness or anything.

It's good to have someone very close to you, like your wife, to understand the unlikely possibilities, and what to do in the highly unlikely event that you become so confused that you can't treat yourself.

This was my routine; slin administration, get your 10grams per i.u. of simple carbs within 5-10minutes. I liked Carbo Force because one drink is 110g, so worth up to 11i.u. Some folks mix glucose in their post-workout shake. That was too rich(sweet) for my taste. After my simple carb intake (Carbo Force), then I made my protein shake immediately. Then right about 45minutes after slin injection, I had my dinner of choice. "you are what you eat" becomes a bit more literal when running slin. It packs it on, and into the muscles.

hmm...it's been so long...I'm hoping I haven't left anything out. oh, you also wanna get you some glucose pills. They have them at any pharmacy. They come in a plastic tube, they're huge. Like the size of a Benefiber wafer. But they're good to have on hand just incase.

If slin sounds attractive to anyone reading this. Just read up on what happens when Hypoglycemia occurs.

Here, I found this for any of you guys or gals that think you may want to give slin a run.
The symptoms may include anxiety, sweating, tremor, palpitations, nausea, and pallor. Hypoglycemia also starves the brain of glucose energy, which is essential for proper brain function. Lack of glucose energy to the brain can cause symptoms ranging from headache, mild confusion, and abnormal behavior, to loss of consciousness, seizure, and coma. Severe hypoglycemia can cause death.

If you don't need slin to stay alive, don't use it and possibly die.

fukin eh, debby downer!!!

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Originally Posted by daved150

fukin eh, debby downer!!!

had to throw a little rain on the parade.

Tweeti, as you guys, never pulled the trigger on this as this is serious. i was close in trying with HGH with directions from an old board member. as opposed to running HGH with slin, he said you could run it with some test and glucophage.

TweetThe post by HP is about as simple and straight forward as it can be.

It doesn't have to be complicated - just safe.

And I know plenty of guys who use much less than 11ius and start with 2 - 4 and still see some results.



Sal

Tweeti think i'd be fine with the safty end of it...it's the TYPE of carbs i'd through down with it. i'd love to run it and pull some pounds...i just dont know that i want to many extra doughnut and icecream pounds!!

TweetI ran slin (humalog) in 05' and 06' with good success. Hrspwr pretty much hit everything spot on. I never took my slin to the gym with me but it was less than 5 min. from the house so after workouts I would get my shot at the house and already have my protien shake mixed. I ordered some straight glucose from true protein and mixed it around 12g per IU of slin to start out. I eventually backed off if it a little and hovered around the standard 10g per IU with no problems. I never had any problems with getting hypo but I always kept some glucose tabs in the house and in my truck to pop in my mouth if I ever got to feeling tired, dizzy, cloudy thoughts you know the symptoms.
I saw great gains off it while running test. cyp and EQ. and would love to do it in one of my next cycles.

If it were me though next time I would buy a blood glucose meter at wal-mart and monitor it for a week or 2 to find out what your baseline is. Better safe than sorry cause if you let it slide and go into a hypo coma, you might not wake back up.

TweetI will be asking some newbie questions here- so bare with me and lets lay it out real simple.
1- If you take more than the 10-12grms of carbs per IU does it matter or do you need to be spot on?
2- Sal pretty much got it, but 2-4IU's is a good start?
3- Do you need to be "on" cycle to get results?
4- How long is a normal run and how much off time is needed before a new run?

I'm sure I will have more simple things to clear up

TweetTaking more than the 10grams of carbs is just getting more simple sugar than you might need which isn't good for the physique. You really want to get as little simple carbs as possible. Some folks toy around with that, and realize that they can get by with a little less. You know the saying, "everyone's different", but that is something you have to be extremely careful with. I wouldn't recommend trying to short on the post-injection simple carb intake. But I definitely wouldn't over do it. If you keep having symptoms of hypo, like feeling light-headed/faint, dose after dose, then you need to bump the simple carbs up a notch. I had a couple of random times that I just didn't get my carbs down fast enough or something, and felt a little faint, but I just pounded my carbs on down and it took care of it within seconds. It might have just been one of those days...who knows...I didn't think I'd done anything differently. But you wanna be as spot-on as possible because we all know what too many extra simple carbs do.

And Sal is on point with starting out low. I might have started out alittle high. I started out at 6iu and worked my way up to 10iu over a period of about a week. I held up at 10iu for 2 more weeks. I'm not sure about time on and off. I started to get a little more gut than I was used to, and never ran it again. It wasn't because of the slin. I was already getting kinda big because I had been eating 4000+ cals a day for several yrs at that time, so I decided to cut back for a little bit and just never ran it again.

I don't think you have to be on cycle to get results from slin, but I'm sure it helps.

No one else has more experience with it to throw in some advice? anybody???

TweetTo simplify things just a ittle because our experienced members got in depth...
There are two reasons to use slin...

1. Your pancreas can only produce so much insulin so you want to increase your anabolic reponse by additional insulin.

2. Synthetic insulin is MORE effective than what your body produces.

A conversation of this magnitude cannot be written unless you've already published a book on it. A telephone conversation with someone of extensive knowledge would be best. Not I... haven't ventured there but others have.

TweetNice thread... Would there be any benefits for site injecting slin? Like if you workout bis to inject IM into each bi?

TweetAlso if you inject IM are the peak times of the slin affected?