albuterol experiences anyone?

[skywalk]

I have been reading many good things about albuterol, and it seems like it's a better option vs clen. apparently it's more anabolic, (ref needed) and the absolute kicker is that it can improve your cholesterol profile. you can apparently also take it longer than clen, as the beta 2 down-regulation doesn't occur so fast (ref needed), has a shorter half life (hence you have a little more control) and the side effects are much less dangerous than clen (cardiac hypertrophy)

anyone who has tried both clen and albuterol, could you please share what you experienced? much appreciated, thanks.

 

[Paragon73]

Remember to take some taurine each day to help with the cramping.

 

[Wunderpus]

Anabolic effects of Beta agonists are at best synergistic when combined with AAS in animal models.

I'm unaware of any data which conveys an anabolic benefit from any of these medications in humans however.

Nonetheless beta agonists MAY be useful as "cutting agents" especially when combined with an appropriate diet and if used in moderation to limit side effects.

Albuterol is the better choice IMO primarily because it's half life is a few HOURS (2-4) versus (1-2) DAYS in most studies.

This is particularly important since there are several CASE REPORTS of adverse outcomes in "athletes" whom have used Clen. These include high grade tachycardias to frank heart attacks.

Obviously when these complications do occur your in it "for the long haul" because of the extended half life.

So Albuterol vs Clenbuterol it's a no brainer, Albuterol wins hands down, IMO!

Best regards mate
Jimmy

Maybe on paper... However my real life experiences have been albuterol can't hold a candle to clen in terms of fat melting effects.... Clen's sides are harsher, though... Always a price.

 

[GearGodess]

Maybe on paper... However my real life experiences have been albuterol can't hold a candle to clen in terms of fat melting effects.... Clen's sides are harsher, though... Always a price.

I think it's dependent on individual because after running both on many occasions - I will go for Albuterol any day. Almost have to try both to see which you respond better to.

 

[Wunderpus]

I think it's dependent on individual because after running both on many occasions - I will go for Albuterol any day. Almost have to try both to see which you respond better to.

Possibly. It's been pharma for both in my experiences, so it's a pretty even playing field. Now, it's tough to compare dosage to dosage as they are wildly different in what "works", dosage wise.

 

[GearGodess]

Possibly. It's been pharma for both in my experiences, so it's a pretty even playing field. Now, it's tough to compare dosage to dosage as they are wildly different in what "works", dosage wise.

I totally agree... and I have also tried pharma and UGL's and doses do vary but I personally respond better to Albuterol and gives me the better result versus cracked out clen and I don't need a lot of it. That's why trying both would be best to judge it for an individual... but I do know (averages) Albuterol at 4mg a day to 6mg is more than enough for me where 25mcg of clen has me full of crazy irritable cracked out shakey feelings which insane headaches. My endurance is identical on both but I also see I don't seem to lose size on Albuterol like I do on Clen. So my body definitely prefers Albuterol. Same family of drugs, just tolerance may be different for some.

 

[Big Nol]

I'm on trt and tried albuterol to cut fat, which it did. I got used to the sides(shakes, cramps, flushing, ect) they weren't too bad. What I did notice was if I took a dose pre workout and skipped the cardio, I was really able to create a new level of hypertrophy while weight training, which has help me break through a plateau. I guess this has something to do with the increased blood flow/oxygen to the individual muscle being trained. 4mg pre workout and I know I can get the job done. I take Benadryl most nights as someone told me it would allow the drug to keep working and my body would keep responding to it. All in all I'm happy with how it is working. I'll quit for a month or so before I cut and then jump back on and start cardio in time. I would recommend it either way

 

[Sworder]

albuterol and clen are both worthless imo, risk does not outweigh the reward. Losing weight is all about diet and cardio. No real shortcuts.

 

[jJjburton]

soooo should these be used while cruising or cycling? What is better? I am running a tren cycle, then masteron. Should I take it during one of these. Or take it while on TRT/Cruise.?

 

[Big Nol]

albuterol and clen are both worthless imo, risk does not outweigh the reward. Losing weight is all about diet and cardio. No real shortcuts.

It does help, it's a thermogenic not aas. So compared to anabolics of course it doesn't compare. I've found the sides with albuterol to be mild compared to clen. It is not worthless, it is only an aid to speed up your metabolism. But it most definitely works alongside cardio and diet to cut fat and preserve muscle.

 

[Test_Subject]

I like albuterol quite a bit. It's not the most powerful cutter, but it works and you can actually sleep on it, since the half life is quite short. It's no miracle drug, but if your diet is good (and you keep it on point after you're off) it works well. If your diet isn't great, you'll lose a few pounds and put them back on right after.

I'm going to run some yohimbe soon to compare.

 

[Sworder]

It does help, it's a thermogenic not aas. So compared to anabolics of course it doesn't compare. I've found the sides with albuterol to be mild compared to clen. It is not worthless, it is only an aid to speed up your metabolism. But it most definitely works alongside cardio and diet to cut fat and preserve muscle.

Oh rly? How much would you say it increases metabolism? 200 calories? It's trash compared to the effects.

 

[GearGodess]

Oh rly? How much would you say it increases metabolism? 200 calories? It's trash compared to the effects.

If you're eating 4,000 cals then yea... most likely. Which for most of you, that's pretty much only first half of your day.

Albuterol is a great alternative to Clen. Its clen's little brother. A lot less sides and works well. As any other compound, it works even better when you're lower bf% and just wanting to polish off your look.

To you it may be trash, you obviously didn't get a good experience with it, ran it incorrectly or never used it. But you're entitled to your opinion.

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[Sworder]

If you're eating 4,000 cals then yea... most likely. Which for most of you, that's pretty much only first half of your day.

Albuterol is a great alternative to Clen. Its clen's little brother. A lot less sides and works well. As any other compound, it works even better when you're lower bf% and just wanting to polish off your look.

To you it may be trash, you obviously didn't get a good experience with it, ran it incorrectly or never used it. But you're entitled to your opinion.

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It's doesn't make sense to take a drug to lose about 200 calories in a day. You do. And everyone can have different opinions. I prefer ECA and that's mainly for the CNS effects

 

[GearGodess]

It's doesn't make sense to take a drug to lose about 200 calories in a day. You do. And everyone can have different opinions. I prefer ECA and that's mainly for the CNS effects

There are obviously other benefits to using Albuterol. ECA is an old school method that I also like but for different reasons. I believe each compound has a time and a place... plus we all respond somewhat differently to them all...

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[Sworder]

There are obviously other benefits to using Albuterol.

Like what?

 

[GearGodess]

Like what?

maybe you should do some research... pretty sure the benefits have been already listed. Also if you wish, do a simple search here in the profiles and you will find plenty of information about it. After that, even check some medical journals for more ideas.

 

[Sworder]

maybe you should do some research... pretty sure the benefits have been already listed. Also if you wish, do a simple search here in the profiles and you will find plenty of information about it. After that, even check some medical journals for more ideas.

I have done that already. I have no clue what "other" benefits you are talking about. That is mainly because there are none... Have you even taken albuterol before?

Too funny, a generic "as well as the obvious other benefits" and then you can't state anything. Next time just say "you don't know" instead. Sounds weird when you are going to try to say something has additional benefits when it doesn't.

 

[Big Nol]

It's a vasodilator for one. Which increases blood flow to the muscle. Which increases oxygen to the muscle. Which increases endurance. Which allows you to train harder and longer

 

[ThE SiCkNeSs]

I have done that already. I have no clue what "other" benefits you are talking about. That is mainly because there are none... Have you even taken albuterol before?

Too funny, a generic "as well as the obvious other benefits" and then you can't state anything. Next time just say "you don't know" instead. Sounds weird when you are going to try to say something has additional benefits when it doesn't.

Hey Sworder, try not to come off as such an arrogant prick all the time. Have you ever wondered why you have 5000 posts and only 1000 likes? Because you spew worthless bullshit that no one gives a shit about.

By the way, here's an article our own Bill Roberts wrote up in which he explains why albuterol is an "improved" ephedrine.
Albuterol Profile

 

[Sworder]

It's a vasodilator for one. Which increases blood flow to the muscle. Which increases oxygen to the muscle. Which increases endurance. Which allows you to train harder and longer

The vasodilator effect is irrelevant. Alcohol is a vasodilator as well.
An increase in endurance would be attributed to the CNS effect rather than the vasodilation seeming as it strains the heart.
Albuterol has a negative effect on the heart and cardiovascular system and is linked with many types of heart issues.
It is definitely not a smart drug to use alongside AAS use as AAS put pressure on the heart as well in my opinion.
And albuterol is strange in the sense that it is considered a vasodilator considering that BP and HR goes up and that is something that is witnessed when dealing with vasoconstrictors.

http://journal.publications.chestnet.org/article.aspx?articleid=1082549 (Cardiovascular Effects of β-Agonists in Patients With Asthma and COPD: A Meta-Analysis)

Hey Sworder, try not to come off as such an arrogant prick all the time. Have you ever wondered why you have 5000 posts and only 1000 likes? Because you spew worthless bullshit that no one gives a shit about.

No, I haven't wondered why. Also, I don't give a fuck if you think I am arrogant, get some knowledge into that junkie brain and maybe I wouldn't sound arrogant to you? Better yet, have I even spoken to you before? I wonder why nobodys like yourself come creeping out from the gutter when they have nothing to contribute however. I don't spew bullshit and thanks for the link on an article I have translated in the past. If people claim that a drug or something has an effect or other effects than it does. I call them out on that. If you don't have the brains to say something half-decent, please shut the fuck up and crawl back to the gutter.