HGH and carbs

[igottadoit]

HGH and carbs (need someone with HGH and IGF knowledge)

Hey guys
I have been doing HGH for a little while and have noticed a few weird things and figured it may be the following but im not sure. I eat a low low carb diet.
I have read that if you are on IGF you should not restrict your carbs. Well question is since once hgh is processed it actually kiks up the amount of IGF should i be careful about limiting my carbs? And if so please explain.

 

[thelion2005]

???
I'm only eating slow carbs like veggies and have noticed no dif.

I do get extreme desire for fast carbos once in a while ... like wanting an entire cake or all the Halloween candy.

 

[igottadoit]

???
I'm only eating slow carbs like veggies and have noticed no dif.

I do get extreme desire for fast carbos once in a while ... like wanting an entire cake or all the Halloween candy.

Nice Vet! And I agree everyone should own atleast one!

 

[igottadoit]

come on guys none of you could use the 1000 karmas? I figured Indy or Satch would know the answer to this one easy.

 

[Whacked]

HGH increases glucose intolerance (bad thing)/decreases insulin sensitivity (bad thing).

Use r-ala (glucorell) with all carb meals(> 25 grams for example). Also, essential fatty acids (Omega 3's and CLA) are known to INCREASE insulin sensitivity.

Avoid processed foods/junk food/fast food.

PS----gh is over-rated.

 

[JarheadChiro]

As with most Bodybuilding chemicals, they are antagonists therefore causing the body to react...

So, with your specific question if the body is lacking components to metabolize, anabolize, catabolize, your gonna go into a debt somewhere.

The debt as you state is going to be non-maximum beneficial affects/effects.

Cell physiology will prove this theory.

Except for some rate limited, feeding outputs from the energy cycles...

Input = output.

I'ts really that simple.

 

[hammercurls]

As with most Bodybuilding chemicals, they are antagonists therefore causing the body to react...

So, with your specific question if the body is lacking components to metabolize, anabolize, catabolize, your gonna go into a debt somewhere.

The debt as you state is going to be non-maximum beneficial affects/effects.

Cell physiology will prove this theory.

Except for some rate limited, feeding outputs from the energy cycles...

Input = output.

I'ts really that simple.

damn you want that karma bad huh