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06-04-2011, 06:34 AM #31Registered User
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This is known as long acting insulin for type I diabetes. Technically it is not insulin. It doesn't increase insulin in your body. It makes your own insulin more sensitive making your body more responsive. It also slows down carb intake. Not dangerous at all. I don't think you would achieve anything from it in terms of body building.
Originally Posted by ROID
The dangerous ones are fast acting insulins such as humalog and novalog.
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