Diabetes Weight Gain Insulin

Insulin Pills To GAin Weight ??

Can I take Insulin Pills to gain weight ??

Listen bro, I dont know whats going on in your head, but stop thinking retarted stuff...

Insulin does not come in a pill. Insulin can put you in a coma, and insulin isnt used for weight gain even though it might work, but in your case, even if you use insulin injections to store a lot of carbs as fat, your just going to burn it. Theres no need for insulin for this purpose for you or anyone. It will do nothing for you except it might get you killed.

Get a weight gainer shake and stop being dumb, it will make you gainweight, stop thinking about stupid stuff when theres an easy answer thats safe and effective right in front of your face.

Just eat more and take these shakes. Your lucky because you can eat whatever you want, go have a pie a day or something

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