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do prohormones affect insulin resistance?

AlexKal

10/31/08

AlexKal

Topics:Exercise & Fitness

I started a cycle of 3AD and Mdrol(superdrol) and i am a type 1 diabetic. prohormones are known to affect your liver and i need about double the insulin to keep my glucose under control. does anyone know if this is because the hormones affect glucose absorbtion or because elevated liver enzymes are releasing sugar into my bloodstream?

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Ginger Vieira

Tuesday, November 04, 2008

Hey Alex,

I know Andrew already responded to your sharepost, but just in case someone didn't catch that answer, here's a link:

http://www.healthcentral.com/diabeteens/c/34410/47105/comments

Thanks for posting! Maybe sometime you'd like to write a sharepost on how you approach managing your blood sugar during lifting?

-Ginger

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