ok my friends- would i be an absolute moron to even consider clenbuterol

[masterpp]

guys, as you all have heard till your sick of my ranting, ive put on a lot of weight since doing shots. im doing cardio and eating clean at the moment....but i was consider doing clenbuterol for a couple of weeks (one week on, one week off) to see if it speeds things up.

am i being an idiot to even consider it-

hell, at least im asking before i go do something overly stupid

all the best

[masterpp]

perhaps i should wait till the summer when im off work ha ha before taking it.

seriously though, im not going to go popping it will nily, i was just interested.

[keaster]

Go to steroid.com and read the article on clen by anthony roberts. If there is one here, read it too.

Maybe add some lifting and HIIT to your training. If you are doing steady state cardio, stop.

[masterpp]

i think ill give the clen a miss, but i do think im going to try albutamol sulphate (salbutamol). has anyone had any experience with this.

cheers

[Megazoid]

masterpp = meso guinea pig Be careful buddy, you seem to be "experimenting" allot.

[JustOne]

Are you lifting weights?

[cpeil2]

Originally Posted by masterpp

i think ill give the clen a miss, but i do think im going to try albutamol sulphate (salbutamol). has anyone had any experience with this.

cheers

I have never used it for fat-burning, but I use it to control respiratory symptoms.

Even the tiny inhaled doses you use to control bronchspasm can give you a noticeable amount of get-up-and-go.


It can make you a little jittery and/or anxious and it can interfere with your sleep. It can also give you a dry mouth and cause your heart to beat fast or give you palpitations. But, from what I have read, it might be quite a bit better choice for fat-burning than clen.

[zumper]

Originally Posted by cpeil2

I have never used it for fat-burning, but I use it to control respiratory symptoms.

Even the tiny inhaled doses you use to control bronchspasm can give you a noticeable amount of get-up-and-go.


It can make you a little jittery and/or anxious and it can interfere with your sleep. It can also give you a dry mouth and cause your heart to beat fast or give you palpitations. But, from what I have read, it might be quite a bit better choice for fat-burning than clen.

Yes far better/SAFER choice.

[FYI777]

Clen can have some weird effects on the heart.

I'm trying now Forslean, so far seems OK. Studies show lowering of blood pressure, improving allergies, along with improved body composition via activation of cAMP levels and stimulates the thyroid.

Also hydroxycitric acid looks promising w/o sides.

[keaster]

Originally Posted by masterpp

i think ill give the clen a miss, but i do think im going to try albutamol sulphate (salbutamol). has anyone had any experience with this.

cheers

I take salbutamol for asthma. Makes you a jittery mofo.

Unless you are getting 7-10 (5 minimum) purposeful hours of physical activity a week, you wont get much out of any fat burner and diet excpect for mucle loss.

For example

3-4 weight sessions 1-1.5 hours long
2-3 hit sessions 15 min -20min long each
10 min of low intensity after weights
20-30 min of light intensity cardio (for example 20 min on a high incline treadmill set at 3.0 mph) 5 days a week

[masterpp]

im going to leave clen, as it seems fairly dodgy.

however has anyone ever tried albuterol sulphate (merck volmax) which apparently does a similar thing but in a less invasive way/

cheers