Insulin against rules?? :/

[NegroPops]

yes you can

 

[wootoom]

So what if you can buy it in a pharmacy...you can buy bath salts as well...can they both kill you? Yes.

 

[NegroPops]

yes, i agree.

insulin use should be for only the advanced, mature users, that know what they are doing.

 

[wootoom]

No matter how experienced you are, I don't think it should be used for the sport of bodybuilding...just my opinion...

 

[NegroPops]

in my opinion.. insulin and high doses of hgh have taken body building from being about aesthetics, to being about shear mass.. no matter how unappealing a physique looks. So I will have to agree with you.

 

[wootoom]

Ya man, I have heard it changes physique for sure...but, are you willing to take the risk? Like not using a rubber with a hooker lol

 

[Liquid 2009]

You can get Humulin R and the generics of it at a pharmacy just not Humalog.

The thing is with insulin, it has that risk of death, yes. But its not as dangerous with common sense. Diabetics don't die. Yes, there bodies process and are different from someone who is not and taking it but the concept is still the same.

It can change your physique for the better or worse if you do not know how to properly use it. But you have to ask yourself, have you really used all the available AAS that can do that as well? Are you going to take bodybuilding to the level that the possible risk of death, worth it? Or are you just a weekend warrior at the bars trying to look good?

 

[El Hefe]

It has nothing to do with the legality of it - its the risk of death that makes it something to not talk about.

That could also be a good reason to talk about it. Not push or promote it, but share valuable info. After all, isn't that what these forums are all about - sharing valuable and vital underground info.

That being said, I also see the opposing view.

 

[Jack steel]

I know it can be very dangerous, but from all I've heard it's really not as scary as it sounds. Very low doses of humalog is fast acting and far away from a dose that's potentially fatal. Especially if used only post workouts with some carbs. I wouldn't dare start using it with every meal. I'd keep it simple and very low doses if I was going to do it.

 

[notjake11]

I kind of agree with the above two posts. Yes it's dangerous and yes it can kill you if not used carefully. But aspirin can kill you if you take too much of it too.

There are some things that are so dangerous that they can't be used properly and shouldn't be brought up here (a particularly dangerous fat burner comes to mind). But there are safe and effective protocols for insulin and discussing them to share that information seems to be a far better way of approaching the issue than just banning it and leaving people to fend for themselves.