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    littleguns is offline Associate Member
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    Negating clen?

    I took some Ibprofen today because i have a sore as fuck throat. Right now i'm taking clenbuterol and right after i took the painkiller it seemed like the effects from clen went away. I went to the doctor just by coincidence right after because i had a scheduled physical and my body temp was 97 degrees.

    So the question is, do painkillers cancel out the effects of clen?

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    Bump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!bumpety!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!bump!

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    i never thought of that but ibuprofen is an anti-pyretic.(fever reducer) so it just might!
    Last edited by edmen2; 10-05-2005 at 08:17 AM.

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    bump........again

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    Bump...Clen gives me headaches,and I take advil to alleviate them.I'd like to know if Ibuprofen cancels out clen as well.


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    Clen is supposed to UP your body temperature.

    If you take a FEVER REDUCER that is supposed to LOWER your body temperature, it's safe to say that your clen ain't gonna do what it's supposed to.

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