I am a type 1 diabetic and currently taking a minimal 40 mcg of clenbuterol a day to help me train. I know its not the wisest thing to do but I have had all the lectures I can take. I need to know if Clenbuterol can have a toxic effect on my insulin I am taking for my diabetes. I take Novolog. My blood sugars are higher because Clen reduces insulin sensitivity. I already know that. My question is how much does it reduce it and can it create a toxic effect mixing the two?
Thank You
2007-01-31 18:25:36 · 3 answers · asked by Anonymous in Health ➔ Alternative Medicine
Not an answer - a resource
National Public Radio (which has a website) aired a show on someone claiming to be able to cure diabetes in the past couple of weeks (I haven't heard it myself).
Could be worth checking out.
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