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    albeutrol

    anyone used that before ?

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    ya, for my asthma.

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    im using the crap out of it lately for asthma.

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    i am talking about its anticatabolic effect..

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    Quote Originally Posted by peump
    ya, for my asthma.
    I have been on ADVAIR now for two years, and haven't needed my inhaler since !!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMAN12B
    I have been on ADVAIR now for two years, and haven't needed my inhaler since !!!!
    so how bad was your asthma before you got on?

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    Quote Originally Posted by speak
    so how bad was your asthma before you got on?
    It was mostly just exercise induced. Everytime I took karate class, I would push myslef, and always had a hard time catching my breath. Lying in bed at night I would cough a lot and you could hear a little weez in my lungs.

    Since the Advair, I have had NO problems at all even with heavy physical aerobic activity

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMAN12B
    It was mostly just exercise induced. Everytime I took karate class, I would push myslef, and always had a hard time catching my breath. Lying in bed at night I would cough a lot and you could hear a little weez in my lungs.

    Since the Advair, I have had NO problems at all even with heavy physical aerobic activity
    I've thought about it, but most of the year I hardly need an inhaler, only this time of year. Also I'm already on nasanex, I hate to get too dependent on medication.

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    what about using it during pct for its anticatabolic effect ?

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    I really don't think the inhaled version would do you any good for PCT. I am NOT expert on it, but I believe you would need it in pill form in order to get into your blood.

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    There is also a liquid version.

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    does it have any endurance enhancing effects?

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    Its been said that due to the short half life that it shares little or no anticatabolic properties, but bump on those who can show some studies...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jakspro
    Its been said that due to the short half life that it shares little or no anticatabolic properties, but bump on those who can show some studies...
    a minds has a big section/debate on it

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    I think the half-life is so short that you would have to use it all the time... that is why clen is used... longer half life, which is why clen is not approved through the FDA.

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    Here is some input on abluterol !! Has anyone on here had success with it?? I have seen many albuterol logs and the people using it seem to love it ( must be used in pill form also to be effective).. Anyway heres the info!!

    Albuterol, like its closely related chemical cousin clenbuterol , is an asthma medication that has been adopted by athletes and bodybuilders as an ergogenic aid. Like clenbuterol, albuterol binds to the so called beta 2 adrenergic receptors found on cells throughout the body. The beta 2 receptors on fat cells activate an enzyme called hormone sensitive lipase. This breaks up stored fat into free fatty acids that are able to then leave the fat cell and serve as a fuel source in other tissues. In athletes the primary target of these fatty acids is working muscle. This is the familiar process we know as lipolysis. Albuterol, like clen , is a potent lipolytic agent. But simply freeing up fat is not enough. Unless the body can burn the extra FFA they will simply be reincorporated into fat. Albuterol has the ability to elevate a person's metabolic rate so these FFA can be utilized for fuel. Numerous animal studies have shown that clenbuterol increases both muscle size and strength; data supporting these effects in humans are sparse. Albuterol on the the other hand has been shown to significantly increase both strength and endurance in humans (1,2). As an added benfit, albuterol lowers LDL and total cholesterol, while at the same time elevating HDL, the "good cholesterol": "Significant alterations (P < or = .02) were observed in total cholesterol ([TC] -9.1% +/- 2.5%), low-density lipoprotein cholesterol ([LDL-C] - 15.0% +/- 2.9%), and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol ([HDL-C] +10.4% +/- 3.2%) concentrations, as well as the TC/HDL-C (-17.4% +/- 2.6%) and LDL-C/HDL-C (-22.9% +/- 2.4%) ratios." (3) 4 mg of albuterol taken approximately 1 to 2 hours before a workout allows for peak plasma levels to be reached during the training session. Additionally the much shorter half life of albuterol compared to clenbuterol allows one to benefit from its ergogenic effects during a training session but not suffer the sleeplessness that many clenbuterol users experience. Moreover, the short half life leads to much less beta 2 receptor downregulation than with clenbuterol, allowing one to use the drug daily for longer periods of time. On the other hand, if one is primarily interested in fat loss rather than performance enhancement, one could take 3 or 4 multiple doses of albuterol throughout the day, always of course cutting back if clenbuterol-like side effects are felt.. (1) Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2000 Jul;32(7):1300-6. Effect of salbutamol on muscle strength and endurance performance in nonasthmatic men. van Baak MA, Mayer LH, Kempinski RE, Hartgens F. (2) Aviat Space Environ Med. 2004 Jun;75(6):505-11 Albuterol helps resistance exercise attenuate unloading-induced knee extensor losses. Caruso JF, Hamill JL, Yamauchi M, Mercado DR, Cook TD, Keller CP, Montgomery AG, Elias J. (3) Metabolism. 1996 Jun;45(6):712-7 Effects of oral albuterol on serum lipids and carbohydrate metabolism in healthy men. Maki KC, Skorodin MS, Jessen JH, Laghi F

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    Yea that was on a minds...

    I also believe that albuteral also have studies that suggest that it doesn't have any negative effects on the heart, unlike Clen . And albuteral also has studies done on humans and clen mostly on rats. -- I think, well i remember reading that somewhere on a-minds.

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    Asthma Bites. I have had it for 43 years. Albuteral was a good send when it came onto the market 25-30 years ago. Before that, you had to just sit there and struggle and wait to breath again.

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