Reno 911
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Quick question - HBCD??
Every time I look it up I keep getting some very toxic shit?
Highly Branched Cyclic Dextrin
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Quick question - HBCD??
Every time I look it up I keep getting some very toxic shit?
Wasn't it you that said a big guy you know takes 6ius of slin with most meals?
Quick question - HBCD??
Every time I look it up I keep getting some very toxic shit?
ye its clustor dextrin . Glico's patended product. comes from Japan. whats toxic about it ? what did u see and where ?
course mate I was like oh here we go now so we all have been poisoned by the Japanese that will make a fucking headline in the supp industry lolHe is was just googling it and random things were coming up. Nothing is toxic about HBCD's.
Thanks manye its clustor dextrin . Glico's patended product. comes from Japan. whats toxic about it ? what did u see and where ?
makes you wonder what the STRENGTH of Lantus is
compared to R or Log.....
its obviously not the same mg for mg....
or seems that way....
10iu of R with a duration of 12 hours is not the same as
20iu of lantus with a duration of 18 to 24 hours..
so how much more would you need to use....
I will offer this. I have experimented with lantus. I have been up as high as 50 iu a day and never once went hypo even on only 100 grams of carbs spread out over a day.
Now I have gone hypo on 15 iu humulin r even on high carb days and carbs times around the shot.
I use pharma and generic gh throughout the day. Usually 3-4 pharma with 3-4 generics a day. When using lantus, the cts and numb hands gets very intense and unbearable. I wish I could do Bloodwork to verify igf levels but I live in a state that does not allow me to do so without a doctor script.
Well it's the same strength it's obviously just it's release. There are no spikes so the chances of going hypo are lowered. Although it does make me wonder as I have never used it. Say you inject 100iu and go about your day and don't have many carbs I would assume hypo would come about much slower. It would be an interesting experiment and it's simply one thing you need to try to fully know.
Anyone who has used fast and regular slins knows they feel completely different due to the release patterns. Even the likes of humulin-r is much more forgiving than humalog. I used to conduct experiments when I first used both products and play about with timing and not eat carbs at times so I could feel every stage of hypo so I knew what to watch out for. Humalog can literally hit you from nowhere and that bad period doesn't pass for at least 5 mins even if you take in 200g sugar in a few mins. Humalin-r is much different due to it's release. I know guys who use slin extensively and most of them say humalog is the most effective. I guess the big spikes and fast release are very useful for most in regards to timing and not everyone can have insulin active for 12 hours +. I don't think any is better as everyone has different goals and schedules.
Due to the very nature of Lantus guys are using larger doses than they usually would so that could explain improved results. Plus it's common sense to me if it's active through the day the chances of growth are optimized. I don't really hear about BB's using small doses of lantus. It's always 50, 100, 150iu etc. I would think 20 iu would be a safe starting point and just move up from there. I guess a max dose depends upon many factors but according to the claims we are looking at approx 100iu for most people who are really going to go for it. I am sure 50iu would be more than enough for most though.
Thats the thing about lantus, it doesnt make you go hypo. I've went up to 30iu a day and ate zero carbs....my reasoning was that I was eating so much protein that gluconeogenesis would turn some of that into glucose and the lantus would then shuttle that glucose into muscle cells.
I got the idea from a Boston Loyd video and he got it from Palumbo's old girl Collette or whatever.
So when I saw CG say to be carefull with going keto on lantus I knew he had never used it because it doesn't work that way....im not even sure if you can get hypo with lantus.
There are some good points made here.
Lantus does not shuttle nutrients as fast as humulin or humalog.
The release of lantus helps to optimize growth because it sustains a longer window for shuttling nutrients but because its so slow it does not do it as fast as you would like when you take in a meal. The slow release does help to sustain a higher level of igf in the body. Probably explains why my cts and numb hands from GH is so much worse.
From what I gather, lantus is the only insulin (long or short acting) that actually sustains igf levels that reaches more overall skeletal muscle or something to that effect. I might be off with the terminology but it is to the effect of it having the most positive impact on igf levels in a way that we would want.
I AM NOT GIVING THIS AS ADVISE TO ANYONE
Optimally, one would still use fast acting insulin on top of lantus around meal times that are critical in regards to the quick uptake of nutrients. Ex. Post workout. THIS IS NOT ADVISE I AM ADVOCATING. This just happens to be information I came across searching the net and following every little crumb of information I could find. Reading through countless inquiries people wanting to know about lantus like we are. I do plan to try this in the future. AGAIN, I AM NOT GIVING THIS AS ADVICE TO ANYONE
I am not a pro nor do I compete. I have no aspirations like that. I am just a curious person by nature and like to experiment. Being this way is reckless in certain regards but I research a lot and start slow. I try to be as educated on the matter so I am not walking into it eyes wide shut. People that want to lecture me on the value of life and how this is a terrible way to live, please keep your comments to yourself. We are all adults here and I can accept my fate from this type of behavior.
I hope that everyone reading my posts are trying to do their own research and verifying the things I say. If I am wrong, please correct me.
One thing that does need to stop is the comparison of lantus to shorter acting insulins in regards to going hypo.
Let's keep this civil and keep this thread moving in the right direction.
great posts by IGG, unfortunately many here will never be able try it due to availability.