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Ask your Doctor if you think it's such a great idea.bkhenry said:Like I said I am a Diabetic and I have to take it but I have read that some fools do take it for some reason. What does it do for the non-diabetic choosing to take it? Believe me I know the effects it has.
bkhenry said:So, is it safe to say that I would have an advantage? Also what is SHBG? Sorry, new to this...
ForemanRules said:You might try a few years of had training and eating a clean diet first...
PWGriffin said:Foreman, can you read?? He IS DIABETIC....he HAS to take insulin shots to LIVE.
Yes and his question was not if he should take his insulin as perscribed........you fucking retard.PWGriffin said:Foreman, can you read?? He IS DIABETIC....he HAS to take insulin shots to LIVE.
ForemanRules said:Yes and his question was not if he should take his insulin as perscribed........you fucking retard.
yes...........and??pengers84 said:His question was 'will it help me, like it can others?' he never says anything about not taking it as prescribed. He just wants to know why non-diabetics take it!
http://joe.endocrinology-journals.o...stract/124/2/R1
Effect of insulin-like growth factor-type I (IGF-I) and insulin on the secretion of sex hormone binding globulin and IGF-I binding protein (IBP-I) by human hepatoma cells
A Singh, D Hamilton-Fairley, R Koistinen, M Seppala, VH James, S Franks, and MJ Reed
Dietary factors are known to modulate concentrations of sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG). In the present study we have investigated the possibility that insulin like growth factor-type I (IGF-I) may be an additional regulator of SHBG using cultured human hepatoma cells which secrete SHBG. The inhibitory effect of insulin on SHBG secretion by these cells was confirmed but, in addition, IGF-I was shown to inhibit SHBG secretion by about 40% at a concentration of 100 nmol/l. A similar degree of inhibition was achieved using insulin at a concentration of 10 mumol/l. Insulin, but not IGF-I, was also found to inhibit the secretion of a low molecular weight IGF-binding protein (IBP-I), which is also secreted by hepatoma cells. It is concluded that IGF-I is an additional regulator of SHBG secretion by these cells and that it may be involved in regulating SHBG secretion in vivo in response to dietary factors.
ForemanRules said:yes...........and??