thegr81_35
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Listen to BASS on this one fellas....
The reason taking higher levels of insulin for a long period of time is harmful is due to the fact that when insulin is released throughout the body it converts glucose, from the blood, into glycogen stored in liver and in muscles. Therefore, taking 'slin over a long period of time irresponsibly, theoretically, can cause diabetes (hypo) because blood glucose levels are so high then crash over that period of time. Think of it, if one takes higher levels on 'slin the time of injecting instantly their blood glucose skyrockets then a few hours later it crashes. Do that all the time day in day out, many harmful side effects occur. BTW the coma's are caused because 'slin enters the brain via bloodstream, thus overusing 'slin will flood the brains receptors along with increasing blood glucose within the body causing harmful effects (I bet ppl knew already just clarifying). Also, I'm not too educated on how insulin works in correlation with our body's potassium and calcium storage, but I assume by overusing insulin fatality occurs also because of how 'slin effects those two elements in our body. Not sure if I claryfied some things
The reason taking higher levels of insulin for a long period of time is harmful is due to the fact that when insulin is released throughout the body it converts glucose, from the blood, into glycogen stored in liver and in muscles. Therefore, taking 'slin over a long period of time irresponsibly, theoretically, can cause diabetes (hypo) because blood glucose levels are so high then crash over that period of time. Think of it, if one takes higher levels on 'slin the time of injecting instantly their blood glucose skyrockets then a few hours later it crashes. Do that all the time day in day out, many harmful side effects occur. BTW the coma's are caused because 'slin enters the brain via bloodstream, thus overusing 'slin will flood the brains receptors along with increasing blood glucose within the body causing harmful effects (I bet ppl knew already just clarifying). Also, I'm not too educated on how insulin works in correlation with our body's potassium and calcium storage, but I assume by overusing insulin fatality occurs also because of how 'slin effects those two elements in our body. Not sure if I claryfied some things