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Blood Sweat & Gear 365: Our Biggest PED Mistakes + Growth Hormone Q&A

OCT 17, 202673 MIN

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What are the biggest PED mistakes experienced bodybuilding coaches have made? Skip Hill, Andrew Berry, and Scott McNally share personal stories and lessons learned on Blood Sweat & Gear, then tackle growth hormone questions in bodybuilding. Starting with a rough clenbuterol experience, we discuss mistakes we’ve made and why “bioidentical” doesn’t automatically mean safe. Then we cover GH and insulin resistance, berberine and metformin for insulin sensitivity, every-other-day growth hormone dosing, and questions about the supply of pharmaceutical GH. Plus, unusually high IGF-1 levels, Skip’s experience with Increlex, a listener physique critique, and some behind-the-scenes TV talk. THINK BIG BODYBUILDING Find our affiliate links, discount codes, and more: https://thinkbigbodybuilding.com CHAPTERS 00:00:00 Sponsor Message 00:01:00 Welcome to Blood Sweat & Gear 00:02:00 Worst Clenbuterol Experience 00:06:10 Our Biggest PED Mistakes in Bodybuilding 00:19:45 Bioidentical Hormones: Why They Can Still Be Harmful 00:22:30 Growth Hormone & Insulin Resistance 00:29:00 Berberine & Metformin for Insulin Sensitivity 00:33:20 Every-Other-Day Growth Hormone? 00:41:00 Where Is All the Pharmaceutical GH Coming From? 00:43:45 Extremely High IGF-1 Levels 00:45:50 Increlex: Personal Experiences with IGF-1 00:53:15 Skip’s Experience with Increlex Dosing 00:58:00 Listener Physique Critique 01:09:45 Behind the Scenes: TV Talk SUPPORT THE PODCAST Help keep Think BIG Bodybuilding growing and join the conversation on Patreon. Even $5/month makes a difference. https://www.patreon.com/thinkbigbodybuilding SPONSORS TRUE NUTRITION Custom supplements for serious lifters. Use code THINK to save. https://www.truenutrition.com/THINK SUPPLEMENT SOURCE CANADA https://www.supplementsource.ca THINK BIG MERCH https://think-big.printify.me/products This discussion shares personal experiences and provides education. It is not medical advice or a recommendation to use PEDs.