Insulin 100IU

Description

Insulin by Novo Nordisk Labs 100IU in injectable form. It is peptide hormone that is produced by the pancreas. Its job is to lower blood glucose levels. Insulin is released when the ‘safe’ sugar level starts to exceed the 100mg/decilitre mark. Insulin neutralises glucose and converts it into either muscle or fat.

Insulin increases permeability of plasma membranes to glucose, activates key enzymes of glycolysis, stimulates formation of glycogen from glucose in liver and muscles, and enhances synthesis of fats and proteins. In addition, insulin inhibits the activity of glycogen- and fat-breaking enzymes. In other words, in addition to its anabolic action, insulin also has an anti-catabolic effect.

In this way it prevents fat burning and promotes the gain of muscle mass. The drug is suitable for all athletes, and you can buy it from us at the best price online in Australia.

Insulin effects in bodybuilding

Insulin helps to increase muscle mass. As you know, muscles are made up of proteins (amino acids). In the human body they are produced by ribosomes, the most important organoids of a living cell. They are activated by insulin. If the human body does not produce this hormone, proteins simply stop being synthesised. A course of insulin in bodybuilding can increase the amount of this hormone in the body and thus the production of protein and muscle made from it.

Insulin slows down muscle degradation, i.e., its destruction. Experienced bodybuilders know very well that no matter how much protein you consume and do strength-training, it will be of no use to you if muscles are constantly deteriorating. When you have a caloric deficit and too much cardio exercise. In addition, new proteins are synthesized, and old proteins are destroyed every day, even if you do nothing. Therefore, insulin can be of great help to those who want to noticeably increase the percentage of muscle mass in the body.

Insulin increases the digestibility of amino acids. Amino acids are vital substances for the human body. We are not interested in all of them, but BCAA – a group of protein-containing amino acids. Insulin activates their ‘delivery’ to muscle cells, which again helps build muscle mass.

How to take Insulin injections

The duration of use of the Insulin is one to two months, after which a break should be taken. It is vital to follow this rule, as it allows you to restore your own insulin secretion. During the course, the gain of muscle mass is between 5 and 10 kg.

Larger doses are not recommended. In order not to damage your health, it is important to start with small doses and administer two units subcutaneously. The dose can be gradually increased to 15 – 20 units, and no more should be administered.

It is important to follow the rule of small doses; you should not start with e.g., 5 or 10 units, but immediately increase up to 20 units during your next training. It is recommended to use insulin syringes for this purpose. This is not allowed under any circumstances, because it is dangerous to your health.

Another principle that needs to be strictly adhered to, no matter what anyone says, you must not exceed the dosage of 20 units. Some people claim that nothing bad will happen even if you inject 50 units of the drug, but in fact, in such a case, the consequences for the body can be very serious.

It is best to inject the insulin after a workout and then eat a hearty meal. This particular use of the hormone is justified by the fact that insulin has an anti-catabolic effect, which means that it is able to block the catabolic processes that occur during physical exertion during exercise.

There are also some other benefits of using insulin after sports activities: weight training results in a physiologically determined decrease in blood glucose concentrations (due to increased energy intake). External administration of insulin also leads to hypoglycaemia.

Side effects of Insulin

Incorrect dosages, unaccounted for body peculiarities, too long a course of Insulin can cause irreversible damage to the body.

An excess of this hormone can cause hypoglycaemia. Drowsiness, cold sweats, confusion are all signs of critically low blood glucose.

Even a single course of insulin can cause diabetes. If your body has already had problems with insulin production, this will lead to a serious illness. Diabetes also often occurs in athletes who take too frequent and long courses.

The pancreas reduces its own Insulin production. Scientific studies have shown that the tissues of this organ also change, which means that the process can be irreversible.

In order to avoid all these unpleasant consequences, you should consult a specialist before taking a course of Insulin, take all the necessary tests and calculate the possible risks.