asthmatics and clen

malloryb · Feb 2, 2005

my wife has asthma and i was wondering if she were to take clen would have the same effect on her as it would on a non-asthmatic....

she is currently on singulair and zyrtec for her asthma and allergies.

i basically want to make sure she wouldn't have a bad reaction to the clen. thanks so much!

modizzle · Feb 2, 2005

Try this link and see what medication she is on has interaction with other drug. It gives drug information and interaction. Two of my favorite websites dealing with medicines and other health information. Hope this two helps...
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/medlineplus.html
http://www.mayoclinic.com/index.cfm

malloryb · Feb 2, 2005

thanks bro, really appreciate the help

modizzle · Feb 2, 2005

No problem mate...

cupcakebis · Sep 25, 2005

I would advise your wife not to take too much clen. I used to take one dose of Ventipulmin (veterinary version of clen) and the side-effects were quite scary (sweating, shaking, headache). Now that I have reduced the dose to a minimum, all that has disappeared. It will probably take more time for me to cut but I prefer to stay on the safe side.

powerlifter · Mar 15, 2006

From a male point of view....

I am asthmatic (mostly exercise induced), so I usually only take a few puffs on my albuterol inhaler before my cardio sessions.

When I am on clen I never take my inhaler, and my workouts are just fine. The amount of albuterol that your take from your inhaler is very minimal compared to the amount you would have to take to see any fat burning taking place.

Clen makes my cardio a breeze.

mikeswift · Mar 15, 2006

I would be very careful with it, I've heard horror stories of people becoming too reliant on Clen and becoming asthmatic. I know personally in the past when using Clen I've developed asthma like symptoms for a few days after stopping, maybe it was allergies or maybe I'm having a harder time opening up my lungs without the help of the clen. I'm no doctor but I would just be careful because she wouldn't want to make her condition or her symptoms worse than they already are

Pumping Iron · May 16, 2006

mikeswift said:
I would be very careful with it, I've heard horror stories of people becoming too reliant on Clen and becoming asthmatic. I know personally in the past when using Clen I've developed asthma like symptoms for a few days after stopping, maybe it was allergies or maybe I'm having a harder time opening up my lungs without the help of the clen. I'm no doctor but I would just be careful because she wouldn't want to make her condition or her symptoms worse than they already are

I've exeprienced the same problems with Clen. Shortness of breath and I notice a lot when i wake up in the morning my lungs are really tender.

Goes away but it's not a pleasant feeling when on it.

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