Diabetics using AAS
I wanted to ask a few questions I have a really good friend who I have grown up with and played college football together . Now to the point we have lives in the gym since high school and are both 27 years old he is a diabetic and we are going to start our first cycle together from a reliable source. My question is are things going to be different for him being a diabetic I know he doesn't take shots but pills and he doesn't seem to think it will matter once he starts injecting Test E, I just want to put my mind at ease and gain some info on any complications or things that may pop up for him during this 12 week cycle? We have both talke to many people and read up for months about who what where but he just never asks the questions that need to be asked so any help would be great thanks bros in advance.
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Is he type 1 or type 2? Does he take insulin morning and night? There can be a few complications....
AAS can raise Liver values and inhibit some liver function without support. The liver is the main glycogen storage location in the human body. Glycogen is what we call a polysacharide bro. When the body is in a state of needing emergency glucose this is released and broken down in the liver and disppersed throughout the body. That is one function that you don't want to inhibit on a diabetic patient. They already have a compromise in an ability to control glucose and its carrier insulin.
Plus a change of diet and increase may cause issue. First he needs to see his endo and ask if a change of diet to strictly protein base and limited carbs will cause issues. You're doing right to approach this cautiously. Way too many variables but diet and liver functions will be the biggest no no.
I hope this helped.