Insulin explained

[Narkissos]

Originally Posted by shainesboostin

THere lol....sorry......so high blood sugars make muscles not absorb nutrients?

Having high blood sugar is damaging to organs... but this isn't relevant to your question exactly.

You've got it a bit backward.

High blood sugar does not 'make muscle not absorb nutrients'...

You have high blood sugar because the sugars have not been absorbed.

..You ARE diabetic are you not?

Originally Posted by shainesboostin

How bout if there really low? I heard that makes your body take from them as well.

What would you recomend I do for blood sugar levels? Like whats to high or to low?

Sounds like you need to a lot of reading at this point. You're a bit confused w/ regard to your concepts.

As to your question:

Originally Posted by shainesboostin

How bout if there really low? I heard that makes your body take from them as well.

Low blood sugar does not make your body 'take sugar from' your muscles.

It precedes the need to feed... And, if there is nothing in the gut/circulatory pool (glucose/amines)/etc. It will cannibalize proteinaceous tissue (re: muscle) to fill the need.

That's why one reason why we suggest eating at regular intervals tru-out the day.

Originally Posted by shainesboostin

I heard also you can use insulin to your advantage.?!

You're faaaaaaaaa*breathes*aaar away from the place you'd need to be to safely manipulate exogenous insulin.

You're a diabetic correct?


Your manipulation/administration/dietary strategy would require stringent attention.

-CNS

[shainesboostin]

Yes I am diabetic. Im just so confused because everyone I ask has a VERY differing opinion.
I just want to make shure Im getting the most for my efforts and not throwing away time I spend eating and working out.

[Narkissos]

^^cool mate.

[Mr. Sparkle]

who is this MS guy, what a homo

[Jason admin]

still relevant info this, good read