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Long-Term Clenbuterol Cycle
Health Concerns With Asthma
Q: I am planning on using clen long term, like a week on and 8-10 days off with a dose of 20-60mcg. So what does the doc think, health-wise? I have asthma and when using clen I don’t need to use my inhaler treatment, which has a corticosteroid in it. I do believe they aren't good for health too.
A: Clenbuterol use can easily saturate the beta-2 receptors and become accustomed to it. Therefore we tend to interrupt the use every two days (on/off). Otherwise, within a two-week time frame, we will have to increase the dose, and that will bring more side effects (heart palpitations, occipital headache, as a result of (due to) blood pressure). Moreover, clenbuterol is less effective than a salbutamol inhaler against bronchospasm; it works through systemic circulation. Unlike salbutamol, that reaches the bronchi receptors immediately and provides relief. Corticosteroid beta-2 stimulants are effective to fight inflammation in the upper respiratory system. On the other hand, clenbuterol HCL has superior effect in terms of beta-oxidation compared to salbutamol, that has a lesser effect on systemic blood pressure. Yet, if you want to continuously use clenbuterol, you should be aware of the potential use of ketotifen, which can unblock beta-2 receptors that become easily saturated with time.
George Touliatos, MD is an author, lecturer, champion competitive bodybuilder and expert in medical prevention regarding PED use in sports. Dr. Touliatos specializes in medical biopathology and is the medical associate of Orthobiotiki.gr and Medihall.gr, Age Management and Preventive Clinics in Athens, Greece. Heis the author of four Greek books on bodybuilding, has extensively developed articles for www.anabolic.org and is the medical associate for the book Anabolics, 11th Edition (2017). Dr. Touliatos has been a columnist for the Greek editions of MuscleMag and Muscular Development magazines, and has participated in several seminars across Greece and Cyprus, making numerous TV and radio appearances, doing interviews in print and online. His personal website is https://gtoul.com/
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Long-Term Clenbuterol Cycle
Health Concerns With Asthma
Q: I am planning on using clen long term, like a week on and 8-10 days off with a dose of 20-60mcg. So what does the doc think, health-wise? I have asthma and when using clen I don’t need to use my inhaler treatment, which has a corticosteroid in it. I do believe they aren't good for health too.
A: Clenbuterol use can easily saturate the beta-2 receptors and become accustomed to it. Therefore we tend to interrupt the use every two days (on/off). Otherwise, within a two-week time frame, we will have to increase the dose, and that will bring more side effects (heart palpitations, occipital headache, as a result of (due to) blood pressure). Moreover, clenbuterol is less effective than a salbutamol inhaler against bronchospasm; it works through systemic circulation. Unlike salbutamol, that reaches the bronchi receptors immediately and provides relief. Corticosteroid beta-2 stimulants are effective to fight inflammation in the upper respiratory system. On the other hand, clenbuterol HCL has superior effect in terms of beta-oxidation compared to salbutamol, that has a lesser effect on systemic blood pressure. Yet, if you want to continuously use clenbuterol, you should be aware of the potential use of ketotifen, which can unblock beta-2 receptors that become easily saturated with time.
George Touliatos, MD is an author, lecturer, champion competitive bodybuilder and expert in medical prevention regarding PED use in sports. Dr. Touliatos specializes in medical biopathology and is the medical associate of Orthobiotiki.gr and Medihall.gr, Age Management and Preventive Clinics in Athens, Greece. Heis the author of four Greek books on bodybuilding, has extensively developed articles for www.anabolic.org and is the medical associate for the book Anabolics, 11th Edition (2017). Dr. Touliatos has been a columnist for the Greek editions of MuscleMag and Muscular Development magazines, and has participated in several seminars across Greece and Cyprus, making numerous TV and radio appearances, doing interviews in print and online. His personal website is https://gtoul.com/
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