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James Hollingshead: Stay the Hell Away from Insulin | The Ronline Report
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James Hollingshead: Stay the Hell Away from Insulin | The Ronline Report
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Originally posted by SISTEROFJESUS View Postdidn't watch vid, so i'm askin' this, y would anyone use it if they r not sick? it doesn't make sense.
Insulin helps to metabolize carbs and this can reduce the amount that normally gets converted to fat.
Plus, protein utilization via amino acid break down and synthesis can be "slightly" increased.
Hardcore competitive bodybuilding is all about building muscle mass and reducing fat.
How one looks on stage is the one big goal, NOT being healthy and fit.
MMA , boxing and football require the athletes to endure pounding impacts that are terrible for one's health.
The name of the game is beating your rival, and attracting fans that pay to see it. PERIOD.
If overall health and fitness are your main goal, just train/diet but DON'T compete.
I opted to compete on my own terms and refused to engage in extreme , risky stuff others were willing to do.
Because of THAT, I accepted my chances for winning bigger shows were eliminated.
Sooooo, I bought a ticket to watch those with the talent and desire to look incredible on stage.
I saw a star, reached for it...and MISSED
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Originally posted by Howard View Post
Ok, the use of insulin allows more carbs to be absorbed which helps with gaining size and looking fuller.
Insulin helps to metabolize carbs and this can reduce the amount that normally gets converted to fat.
Plus, protein utilization via amino acid break down and synthesis can be "slightly" increased.
Hardcore competitive bodybuilding is all about building muscle mass and reducing fat.
How one looks on stage is the one big goal, NOT being healthy and fit.
MMA , boxing and football require the athletes to endure pounding impacts that are terrible for one's health.
The name of the game is beating your rival, and attracting fans that pay to see it. PERIOD.
If overall health and fitness are your main goal, just train/diet but DON'T compete.
I opted to compete on my own terms and refused to engage in extreme , risky stuff others were willing to do.
Because of THAT, I accepted my chances for winning bigger shows were eliminated.
Sooooo, I bought a ticket to watch those with the talent and desire to look incredible on stage.
You'd think it would be the reverse.
GH is a shit bang for buck
Insulin is not all it's cracked to be
Test and one or two other things are the biggest and safest aids*Brotherhood of iron *
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Originally posted by GeorgeUK View Post
But James increased his stage weight by almost 15 lbs since severely curtailing insulin.
You'd think it would be the reverse.
GH is a shit bang for buck
Insulin is not all it's cracked to be
Test and one or two other things are the biggest and safest aids
You're 100% right that he's "proven" there are better and safer means to gain mass.I saw a star, reached for it...and MISSED
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Thing is, insulin makes you see the scales go up but in terms of physique and muscle quality? Negatively.
I’m diabetic and I literally despise the use of insulin in bodybuilding.MD Global Muscle Radio ep.40-https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-MIKWx8sAcw&t=5319s
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Originally posted by Howard View Post
Ok, the use of insulin allows more carbs to be absorbed which helps with gaining size and looking fuller.
Insulin helps to metabolize carbs and this can reduce the amount that normally gets converted to fat.
Plus, protein utilization via amino acid break down and synthesis can be "slightly" increased.http://betionastore.es/
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Originally posted by Giles View PostThing is, insulin makes you see the scales go up but in terms of physique and muscle quality? Negatively.
I’m diabetic and I literally despise the use of insulin in bodybuilding.
I saw a star, reached for it...and MISSED
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Originally posted by Beti ona View Post
Using insulin also makes sense if you want to reduce the impact of GH in blood sugar.
I never used insulin and only have a basic "textbook" knowledge of how insulin works .
I'm a tad ignorant on many of the detailed uses in bodybuilding.I saw a star, reached for it...and MISSED
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Nailed it beti... What beti describes is the main anabolic component of muscle gains from insulin use in a pro bodybuilder. The use of large amounts of GH induces insulin resistance hence blood sugar increases reducing utilisation of carbohydrate intake, negatively impacting gains. Add insulin in this scenario with the gh and other anabolics and you can induce great gains, as we have seen many times at the high level of the sport. This is also why taking slin without Insulin resistance never lives up to the hype and really doesn't do much.
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Originally posted by harmankardon View PostNailed it beti... What beti describes is the main anabolic component of muscle gains from insulin use in a pro bodybuilder. The use of large amounts of GH induces insulin resistance hence blood sugar increases reducing utilisation of carbohydrate intake, negatively impacting gains. Add insulin in this scenario with the gh and other anabolics and you can induce great gains, as we have seen many times at the high level of the sport. This is also why taking slin without Insulin resistance never lives up to the hype and really doesn't do much.Muscular Development Online Editor
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Originally posted by GeorgeUK View Post
But James increased his stage weight by almost 15 lbs since severely curtailing insulin.
You'd think it would be the reverse.
GH is a shit bang for buck
Insulin is not all it's cracked to be
Test and one or two other things are the biggest and safest aidsMuscular Development Online Editor
FB: Ron Harris IG: RonHarrisMuscle Author "EvilX10: 10 Tales of Extreme Darkness"
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Originally posted by Ron Harris View Post
I wish I believed GH was that ineffective, but I do know a local guy who increased his stage weight from 220 to 240 in about 18 months, the only change being that he started using GH. This is a guy who had already been training hard and eating right for many years and had already been competing about 15 years at that point.http://betionastore.es/
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Originally posted by Beti ona View Post
It doesn't really seem like such spectacular progress for the cost, although now it's no longer a luxury and anyone can get it. Also, as I understand it, the benefits of GH are more issues of quality of the skin and muscle, to aid in the burning fat... than to gross mass gains itself.Muscular Development Online Editor
FB: Ron Harris IG: RonHarrisMuscle Author "EvilX10: 10 Tales of Extreme Darkness"
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