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What does Clenbuterol do?

Clenbuterol, which people often just call "Clen," is not a steroid. Instead, it is a Beta 2 Sympathomitetic and CNS booster. It works by activating certain adrenergic beta 2 receptors. It is used in some countries to treat asthma as an inhaler, but not in the UK and USA. This is mostly because it has a long half life.

The drug is used by athletes and lifters because it speeds up metabolism and stops muscle breakdown. The reason for this is that it can slightly raise the body's core temperature, which makes it use more calories. A 1°F rise is thought to cause about a 5% rise in the number of calories needed for upkeep. Animal tests show that clenbuterol may also have anabolic effects. This doesn't seem to be the case in people, though. This may be because humans don't have as many beta 3 receptors, which make insulin work better and be more sensitive.

The amount of clenbuterol given is measured in micrograms (mcg/µg). It is usually taken as a pill, but it can also be given as a drink, oral spray, or injection. Keep in mind that even though dosages are given in micrograms, the active ingredient is often listed in milligrams (mg), so a 20mcg pill will be labeled as 0.02mg.

Possible Clenbuterol side effects or effects?

The amount affects the side effects, but most people find that most of them go away after a while of using it. When taking Clenbuterol with other adrenoceptor agonists, you should be careful because the side effects are likely to get worse over time. Because of this, it is usually not a good idea to take ephedrine (or ma huang) or the ECA mix (ephedrine, caffeine, and aspirin) with clen.

Some of the most common side effects of clenbuterol are:

Having headaches

trembling in the muscles, especially shaking hands

Having muscle cramps

Having nerves

No sleep

Getting sweaty

More food cravings

Feeling sick

Quick heartbeats

High blood pressure, or hypertension 

Clen also targets heart and smooth muscle fibers, which could lead to cardiac enlargement. 

Animal tests have shown that heart muscle damage can happen.

Because of these side effects, it is clear that people with heart problems or high blood pressure should not use a stimulant like Clenbuterol. People who are already taking similar chemicals to treat medical conditions should also be careful. On top of that, not much is known for sure about how supra-physiological doses affect the heart in people.

Doses that are often used

This is a well-known fact: when you use Clenbuterol, beta 2 receptors are quickly turned off. This is because the drug has a strong stimulating effect. So, there's no reason to use clen for long amounts of time without a break. Some people think that a daily plan of two days on and two days off will give receptors enough time to become more active. But I don't think this is true because clen has a pretty long half-life, which means that it keeps stimulating even on days when it's not being used. Two weeks on and two weeks off would be a much better plan. Maximum bloodstream levels are reached two to three hours after oral treatment, and the drug's half-life ends after 34 hours (Zimmer, 1976).

To try to keep the bad side effects to a minimum, doses should be slowly increased. Most of the time, a person will start by having one 20mcg tablet on the first day and then add another tablet each day after that. As long as the person can handle it, a dose of 140mcg (seven tabs) will be used by day 7, and it should be kept at this level for the whole second week. Because the receptors would be too full, taking more than seven or eight pills a day would not help. It is not necessary to slow down.

For the next "cycle" of clen (weeks 5 and 6), you don't need to taper up from one tablet because you should now know how much you can handle. In this case, if the person finishes the first run of clen on 7 tabs, they could start again on 4 or 5 tabs, which is a slightly smaller amount, and slowly increase from there. But, once more, the person should only take in 7 or 8 tabs a day.

Anyone can use an ECA stack during the two "off" weeks. It's unlikely that ECA will have such a strong effect on the receptors, and it certainly won't be as strong as clen. Ephedrine has a short half life compared to clen. This means that the betas will partly heal from the effects of adrenaline and nor-adrenaline arousal at different times during the day. It's also not as strong as clen because it's not a specific stimulant. Ephedrine is also thought to speed up the process of turning natural and foreign T4 into T3. This is thought to happen by turning on the deiodinase enzymes that do this. The rate at which T4 turns into T3 is known to slow down because of clen. As an aside, some bodybuilders use T3 during the Clenbuterol/ECA cutting cycle (along with some anabolic/androgenic drugs, of course!) to try to keep their plasma T3 levels steady.

Usually, cycles of Clen/ECA last no more than 12 weeks, but they are often shorter.

Women should not take more than 80–120mcg (4-6 tabs) at a time. This is a little less than what men should take.

Clen is often used as an anti-catabolic to keep muscle growth after a steroid cycle, in addition to its ability to burn fat. It would be best to take 40mcg every day in this case.

Because the half-life is so long, there is no reason to split the dose up during the day. Most people take their full daily dose in the morning, but some like to take it right before bed to try to avoid most of the side effects while they sleep.

Some user reports say that half the dose might make the side effects a little less bad. Basically, you have to try different methods until you find the one that works best for you.

Having muscle cramps

Cramping is a pretty regular side effect of Clenbuterol use. There may not be enough of the amino acid taurine in the liver, as well as salt and potassium levels, and the person may not be drinking enough water. Taurine helps keep cell walls stable and keeps nerves from getting too excited. Some studies have shown that offering taurine pills can help ease the pain of muscle cramps. Researchers from Japan discovered that the more rats worked out, the more taurine they lost from their muscles (Matsuzaki et al, 2002).

Eating fruit, especially bananas, can help ease the pain of cramps.

Making sure you stay hydrated

Taking extra taurine—3-5g every day

Taking 200 to 400 mg of potassium every day on an empty stomach before bed