Testosterone Insulin

So, why stack Sustanon, Insulin, Testosterone Suspension, Deca, Clomid, and HCG ... 

Currently, most strategies for buccal delivery of peptide drugs have focused on the application of excipients that would shorten the time of absorption and adhere drugs to a local site on the mucosa, thus decreasing exposure to proteolytic degradation and possible release of drug back into the mouth cavity. This strategy has been utilized in the buccal delivery of insulin, enkephalin, and testosterone [37, 70]. 

Answer This patient has possible diabetes mellitus with hypogonadism. Both testosterone and DHT levels lower than normal suggests hypogonadism. Whether or not there is a vasculogenic problem from the diabetes mellitus cannot be determined. The blood glucose is elevated, and a workup for diabetes may be pursued (blood insulin is normal). Initial therapy is administration of testosterone. 

Drugs, which can be destroyed by digestive juices (i.e. insulin, penicillin G) or in liver (i.e. testosterone, nitroglycerine) can not be administered orally. 

Effects on growth and calorigenesis are accompanied by a pervasive influence on metabolism of drugs as well as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, and vitamins. Many of these changes are dependent upon or modified by activity of other hormones. Conversely, the secretion and degradation rates of virtually all other hormones, including catecholamines, cortisol, estrogens, testosterone, and insulin, are affected by thyroid status. 

Buchter D, Behre HM, Kliesch S, Chirazi A, Nieschlag E, Assmann G, von Eckardstein A. Effects of testosterone suppression in young men by the gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonist cetrorelix on plasma lipids, lipolytic enzymes, lipid transfer proteins, insulin, and leptin. Exp Clin Endocrinol Diabetes 1999 107(8) 522-9. 

Hum-R = Humulin type R insulin Test. Sus. = Testosterone Suspension Deca = Deca Durabolin... 

I realize that this is a side track issue, but relevant all the same. Cycle protocols were an approach intended to facilitate optimal growth of muscle tissue. Remember there are two main muscle fiber types Type I, which is endurance orientated, and Type II which is strength orientated. Type "Ha", "Hb", and Type "He" are responsible for most musculature size and have the greatest potential for growth. Testosterone increases the number of Type II fibers at the expense of the Type I transformation. Growth hormone, Insulin, IGF-1, and thyroid hormones effect growth and hyperplasia of both fiber types. This should be another key relating to protocols that were utilized and why. 

The use of testosterone replacement therapy for the treatment of hypogonadism and ED may assist PDE5 inhibitors if they have failed to be effective (57). Testosterone levels within the normal range have neutral or potentially beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system (58). Androgen replacement therapy should be offered to men with CAD and hypogonadism if symptomatically appropriate. The absence of long-term studies needs to be addressed in terms of possible preventive properties on the vascular wall, reduction in low-density lipoprotein levels, and the reduction of insulin resistance in contrast to the increase in hematocrit and risk of exacerbating prostate cancer. 

Hormones and analogues growth hormone corticotrophin (ACTH) calcitonin desmopressin (DD AVP) lypressin oxytocin buserelin nafarelin progesterone norethisterone 17/1-estradiol testosterone insulin Gonadorelin (Gonadotrophin-releasing hormone GnRH LH-RH)... 

The isolation of insulin by Frederick G. Banting, who was killed m an airplane accident while in the service of Great Britain in 1941, proved a boon to diabetics. Other hormones were isolated in pure form—estrogen, hormone of the female sex gland, testosterone, hormone of the male sex gland, cortm from the outer layer of the adrenal gland, and many more. Some of these have been synthesized. 

In understanding the role of different receptors in the prostate, it is essential to comprehend the role of their ligands on the prostate. Prostatic growth are controlled by endocrine factors, neuroendocrine factors, paracrine factors, autocrine factors, extracellular matrix factors, and cell-cell interactions. Endocrine factors are produced in distant organs and reach the prostate via serum transport and include steroid hormones such as testosterone and estrogen, as well as peptide hormones such as insulin and prolactin. 

Rl 1. Rosmond, R., and Bjorntorp, R, The interactions between hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis activity, testosterone, insulin-like growth factor I and abdominal obesity with metabolism and blood pressure. Int. J. Obes. Relat. Metab. Disord. 22, 1184—1196 (1998). 

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