Albuterol

[midland412]

Anyone have experience with it? I know it's similar to clen and can help aid in fat-loss, possibly even increase strength. But my use for it would be simply to help me breathe better during hard gym sessions. When on cycle, particularly test/dbol, I find myself at the gym gasping for air and not being able to catch my breath sometimes for up to 20 minutes. Would an albuterol inhaler help in this situation? Also, is it safe to use if I don't have asthma? Thanks bros.

 

[TyroneMoreGains]

Anyone have experience with it? I know it's similar to clen and can help aid in fat-loss, possibly even increase strength. But my use for it would be simply to help me breathe better during hard gym sessions. When on cycle, particularly test/dbol, I find myself at the gym gasping for air and not being able to catch my breath sometimes for up to 20 minutes. Would an albuterol inhaler help in this situation? Also, is it safe to use if I don't have asthma? Thanks bros.

Wel, Albuterol is very very mild compared to Clen when it's used for weight loss. Plus, the stregnth gains are virtually nonexistent.
But as you mentioned you want to breath better if that's what your looking for why don't you try Bronkaid you can get it over the counter instead of trying to get a perscription and Bronakid/Primatene are also more useful for weight loss when compared to Albuterol.

 

[Never Been Pinned]

^^^this

 

[Jimmyinkedup]

I use albut and I often use it as a pre workout at around 6mg dose. I dont think the inhaler is necessarily the best way to go but perhaps for your goal it may be ok. I like albuts shorter active life than clen and the more manageable, much less prominent sides.

 

[DTdr2]

From the Anabolic Steroids Ultimate Research Guide

This stuff is clenbuterol’s shorter acting brother. Essentially, it has all of the effects
of clenbuterol, but actually may be better for athletes. See, where Clen has a very
long lasting effect in the body, Albuterol actually has a comparatively short active
and half-life. Since we know that we can expect all of the fun fat-burning effects Clen
has, when using Albuterol, let’s take a look at some of the more interesting effects
it’s had on strength.

In one study, subjects performed 9 wk of isokinetic knee extensions twice weekly.
Albuterol was given to one group, and placebo to the other, for 6 wks; groups
received 16 mg.d-1 of either treatment, they were strength trained, and the results
recorded. Anyway, making a long story short, the Albuterol group at both midtesting
and post-testing had higher scores than the non-Albuterol group. These results give
clear indications that even therapeutic doses of Albuterol administered with
resistance exercise may augment strength gains above and beyond those
experienced without Albuterol (2).

Anecdotally, clenbuterol and ephedrine have both shown themselves capable of
temporarily increasing strength, and I would bet most beta-agonists have this effect,
but I don’t think has been shown as conclusively as it has been with Albuterol.
There’ve also been more than a few complaints of Clen causing athletes to lose their
wind, especially those whose sports require a higher Vo2 max than most. Albuterol,
perhaps due to its short half-life, may not have this deleterious effect (1) and
therefore may actually be a more effective choice for athletes, though not
bodybuilders, who can benefit from Clen’s long-lasting lipolytic effect.
References:

1. Effect of salbutamol on muscle strength and endurance performance in nonasthmatic
men. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2000 Jul;32(7):1300-6.
2. The effects of Albuterol and isokinetic exercise on the quadriceps muscle group.Med
Sci Sports Exerc. 1995 Nov;27(11):1471-6

Tell your Dr. you have been diagnosed with "Exercised Induced Asthma". They'll recommend the inhaler, but tell them you've already tried that and it didn't work. Mention the 4mg tabs, and tell them that's worked for you in the past. Insurance covers mine.

 

[ironwill1951]

if you cant catch your breath for 20 min you need to see a doc , i have exercise induced asthma ,
3 shots off an inhaler before i lift and im gtg .

Anyone have experience with it? I know it's similar to clen and can help aid in fat-loss, possibly even increase strength. But my use for it would be simply to help me breathe better during hard gym sessions. When on cycle, particularly test/dbol, I find myself at the gym gasping for air and not being able to catch my breath sometimes for up to 20 minutes. Would an albuterol inhaler help in this situation? Also, is it safe to use if I don't have asthma? Thanks bros.

 

[TyroneMoreGains]

Albuterol tabs are Madd expensive.

get the syrup it's much cheaper much much cheaper

 

[WMSuperSport]

I've used both Clen and Albut. They both work good for fat loss, but both make me shake like a dog shitting peach seeds, so I rarely take them. I'm currently also experiencing some shortness of breath lately, and I had asthma as a kid, so next time I go to the Dr I'm going to try to get an inhaler. If he won't then there's a guy here that sells em for $20 lol.
The diff between the inhaler and tabs/liquid for fat loss, is that the inhaler is only 200mcg I believe, compared to 2-6mg/day of the tabs/liquid. So I don't think the inhaler will work at all for fat loss compared to the other. Since I'm sensitive to stimulants, I only use 2-4mg/day at the most and get results combined with a decent diet.

 

[NoEZday]

I've used both Clen and Albut. They both work good for fat loss, but both make me shake like a dog shitting peach seeds, so I rarely take them. I'm currently also experiencing some shortness of breath lately, and I had asthma as a kid, so next time I go to the Dr I'm going to try to get an inhaler. If he won't then there's a guy here that sells em for $20 lol.
The diff between the inhaler and tabs/liquid for fat loss, is that the inhaler is only 200mcg I believe, compared to 2-6mg/day of the tabs/liquid. So I don't think the inhaler will work at all for fat loss compared to the other. Since I'm sensitive to stimulants, I only use 2-4mg/day at the most and get results combined with a decent diet.

My understanding is the dosing is different because of the method of delivery. Tabs are dosed higher because of lower bio-availability than the inhaler. Should work the same. Just do inhaler 3-4x/day as you would with 4mg tab.

 

[Jimmyinkedup]

My understanding is the dosing is different because of the method of delivery. Tabs are dosed higher because of lower bio-availability than the inhaler. Should work the same. Just do inhaler 3-4x/day as you would with 4mg tab.

Not true. The effects of the inhaler are more localized due to the high expression of b2 receptors in the lungs where the tabs effects are systemic. The inhaler would not be effective for the purposes of fat loss whereas the tabs would.

 

[Sampei]

Anyone compared albuterol and clen fat loss property and can tell how much is difference more or less?

 

[NoEZday]

Not true. The effects of the inhaler are more localized due to the high expression of b2 receptors in the lungs where the tabs effects are systemic. The inhaler would not be effective for the purposes of fat loss whereas the tabs would.

Thank you for clearing that up bro. Learned something today.

 

[emcomfu]

Not true. The effects of the inhaler are more localized due to the high expression of b2 receptors in the lungs where the tabs effects are systemic. The inhaler would not be effective for the purposes of fat loss whereas the tabs would.

I don't think this is true. The fact it's more localized is due to the fact the dosage is lower and shot straight into the lungs. It's like saying weed only affects your lungs when we all know it's systemic. Doesn't that sound silly? Or like saying the tabs only affect your stomach. They're all systemic and at a high enough dosage of the inhaler it will act the same as the tablets.

 

[Jimmyinkedup]

I don't think this is true. The fact it's more localized is due to the fact the dosage is lower and shot straight into the lungs. It's like saying weed only affects your lungs when we all know it's systemic. Doesn't that sound silly? Or like saying the tabs only affect your stomach. They're all systemic and at a high enough dosage of the inhaler it will act the same as the tablets.

No, b2 agonist work by attaching to b2 receptors. There is a super high concentration of b2 receptors in the lungs. The inhaled albuterol attaches to those receptors, relaxing the smooth muscle tissue primarily IN THE LUNGS. You cant compare it to MJ where the inhalation is merely a method to get the drug into the blood where it can then be transported to the brain and illicit its effects.. The low dosages of the albut inhaler, even if dose is tripled or whatever, does not provide enough abluterol to have an effective systemic effect.

 

[fastasf]

Albuterol tabs are Madd expensive.

get the syrup it's much cheaper much much cheaper

???? there's a supplier on Meso with pharm grade albuterol priced at $15 for 40 tabs. That's not very expensive to me unless you're talking mega doses or something that I'm not aware of.

 

[TyroneMoreGains]

???? there's a supplier on Meso with pharm grade albuterol priced at $15 for 40 tabs. That's not very expensive to me unless you're talking mega doses or something that I'm not aware of.

I was thinking Prescription wise the Tabs here are really expensive compared to the syrup.

Yeah, I think the pharmacist carries it.

 

[emcomfu]

No, b2 agonist work by attaching to b2 receptors. There is a super high concentration of b2 receptors in the lungs. The inhaled albuterol attaches to those receptors, relaxing the smooth muscle tissue primarily IN THE LUNGS. You cant compare it to MJ where the inhalation is merely a method to get the drug into the blood where it can then be transported to the brain and illicit its effects.. The low dosages of the albut inhaler, even if dose is tripled or whatever, does not provide enough abluterol to have an effective systemic effect.

Yes it would. If you took 4mg or 8mg which would equal Roughly 44puffs or 88puffs it would then become systemic. There is no way around it bud. That's what I was saying. The dosage is so low that it doesn't have a chance to become systemic. If you took a high enough dosage it would not only be absorbed in the lungs locally it would become systemic then. Obviously if you took a low enough dose of weed it probably would attach to receptors in the airways and lungs and just make you cough.

 

[Jimmyinkedup]

Yes it would. If you took 4mg or 8mg which would equal Roughly 44puffs or 88puffs it would then become systemic. There is no way around it bud. That's what I was saying. The dosage is so low that it doesn't have a chance to become systemic. If you took a high enough dosage it would not only be absorbed in the lungs locally it would become systemic then. Obviously if you took a low enough dose of weed it probably would attach to receptors in the airways and lungs and just make you cough.

Oh I thought we were being realistic, not hypothetical. 88 puffs is just very realistic or practical now is it ? I said if it was tripled not multiplied by 44 or some nonsense.
Also your weed analogy is still off base man, you are missing the entire concept of a b2 agonist acting on b2 receptor and the fact that they are concentrated in the lungs. Weeds effects are not taking place in the lungs.

 

[emcomfu]

If these guys are trying to get fat burning effects from an inhaler they would need 44 puffs minimum. No its not realistic. But if it's brought to the table let's talk. About it. No one is taking 4 puffs thinking it's gonna help them burn fat. Let's be realistic. The weed thing probably is off base though.

 

[emcomfu]

And I understand the b2 receptor concept. I'm not trying to get huffy puffy. (Pun intended)