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hey this is my log following my first 2 times including my fasting blood glucose levels on humalog. Lemme know what you guys think of it:
8:00 Leg Workout completed 8:20 injection of 7ius into Left Bicep 8:25 - 15g creatine/75 grams of dextrose (aspirated with no blood, but pulled out with blood dripping down bicep but not much) 8:35 - 60g of whey protein 9:10 - blood glucose 79mg/dl 9:25 - bg 76mg/dl 9:49- bg 83mg/dl PPWO Meal 9:50 - 10:10- took 20 mins to eat, 1 canned chicken 1 cup of brown rice (i think i had too many carbs, my usual ppwo meal is 1/2 cup rice) 10:20 - bg 114mg/dl 11:00 - bg 99mg/dl 11:28 - bg 97mg/dl 12:30 am - 60g scoop of whey, 40g of carbs 2:03 am -bg 78mg/dl 12:51: bg 117mg/dl 2:20: bg 87mg/dl before protein shake 2:32: 9iu inejction humalog into left pec. 2:38: bg 81mg/dl 2:45: bg 83mg/dl 2:48: protein shake, 70g whey, 80g dextrose, 15g creatine 3:04 - bg 87mg/dl 3:35 - ppwo meal 4:23 - bg 84mg/dl 4:35- 40g whey protein 4:51- bg 103mg/dl 5:09 - bg 99mg/dl my fasting bg - 84mg/dl also on the day i pinned my bicep after my leg workout, this should be completly fine right? slin isnt really site inject specific but just to use it PWO on the days you want the muscles that are lagging to catch up (except it doesnt matter where you pin it, right? just the fact that it was after your leg workout that you needed help on your legs). Becuase i know IGF needs to be pinned in the muscle that your looking to gain on, and after you worked that same muscle; while slin can be pinned in any muscle cause it really doesnt matter where, but more specifically after the working the muscle group you are looking to gain on (but you dont need to pin that SAME muscle group). Thanks lol im having a hard time explaining this question. Anyways how does it look? Thanks |
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Your BG readings look spot on. As long as at the 3 hour mark post injection your BG is around 85dl - 95dl your spot on, if you drop below the 85dl you'll likely start to feel a bit hypo and can adjust netx time with additional carbs or less slin. But as it stands right now it looks like your BG readings are good.
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Are you using AAS right now too? |
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how does hgh reduce chances of going hypo? i am very sensitive to slin and dont use it now cos i cant tolerate even low doses i dont feel good even at 3-4iu+ would taking hgh allow me to handle take more slin? |
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When you take insulin with GH your liver will produce more IGF receptors, therefore the insulin is assisting in the production of IGF and not just shuttling nutrients into the cells. The second thing is that GH blunts the effects of insulin at the fat cells, so now once your muscle cells are full and your liver glycogen stores have been replenished, there is nowhere else for the extra glycogen to go. The reason we go hypo is because our blood sugar levels drop to low, this happens because we have to much slin or two few carbs, the reason we stand less of a chance of going hypo with the gh is because there is a delicate balancing act going on, GH is desensitizing the cells while insulin is trying to shuttle nutrients.
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