First Week on Clen

**AustinMike** · 09-15-2012, 01:01 PM

And I feel absolutely nothing. I am at 100mg now and was going to stand there, but Im thinking about taking it higher. I was just reading about Taurine, so I will add that too. Im heading into my third week of PCT. im working on shedding body fat, since my previous BMI was about 28. That BMI was taken at the very beginning of this journey. I have lost plenty of inches, but the scale hast moved a whole lot. I am at about 268lbs and I am 6'1" tall.

So the question is, should I continue to increase my clen dose?

**clowned** · 09-15-2012, 02:49 PM

If your losing plenty of inches but the scale hasnt moved. Isnt that a good thing. Providing we're talking about your mid section here? Also at 6'1 and 268lbs your bmi is 35.4. Not that i consider BMI an accurate method for anyone other then people who dont train at all.

**gixxerboy1** · 09-15-2012, 02:58 PM

you make no sense. Your loosing inches but its not working
and whats making you claim its not working
do you know the risk of running clen in your shape?
do you know how to properly tell if your taking the correct amount of clen

**austinite** · 09-15-2012, 03:23 PM

If something is working, why change it? Have you researched clen at all or just read a few experiences?

**t-dogg** · 09-15-2012, 03:30 PM

This is all over the place. You shouldnt have started useing clen if you dont understand it. Its not about "feeling it". Its about body temp and increased heart rate.

Pics? Stats/BF%?

**AustinMike** · 09-15-2012, 03:57 PM

Yes I researched it before I started it. Yes I know the risks. Some people report feeling jittery. I havent felt anything. I meant that I lost inches while on my cycle, not after starting clen . Im 40 y/o and spent emy entire career in clinical research, so Im aware of adverse reactions.

**t-dogg** · 09-15-2012, 04:02 PM

Originally Posted by AustinMike

Yes I researched it before I started it. Yes I know the risks. Some people report feeling jittery. I havent felt anything. I meant that I lost inches while on my cycle, not after starting clen. Im 40 y/o and spent emy entire career in clinical research, so Im aware of adverse reactions.

So you have checked your body temp and heart rate?

**AustinMike** · 09-15-2012, 04:42 PM

Yes I researched it before I started it. Yes I know the risks. Some people report feeling jittery. I havent felt anything. I meant that I lost inches while on my cycle, not after starting clen . Im 40 y/o and spent emy entire career in clinical research, so Im aware of adverse reactions.

**gixxerboy1** · 09-15-2012, 05:56 PM

Originally Posted by AustinMike

Yes I researched it before I started it. Yes I know the risks. Some people report feeling jittery. I havent felt anything. I meant that I lost inches while on my cycle, not after starting clen. Im 40 y/o and spent emy entire career in clinical research, so Im aware of adverse reactions.

So since you didn't get jittery you think its not working.
In your job of clinical research is that how you judge proper dosing and effectiveness by side effects?

**clowned** · 09-15-2012, 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by AustinMike

Yes I researched it before I started it. Yes I know the risks. Some people report feeling jittery. I havent felt anything. I meant that I lost inches while on my cycle, not after starting clen. Im 40 y/o and spent emy entire career in clinical research, so Im aware of adverse reactions.

Not meaning to offend you. But you come off sounding very uneducated on the matter. My advice would be to stop what your doing and start researching from the beginning again. Statements like "I was just reading about taurine, so i'll add that in too" arent sentences someone who has already done research prior to using would say.

**warmouth** · 09-15-2012, 06:18 PM

Be careful with the clen buddy. It isnt a drug you "feel" like you might be inclined to think. It isnt like a stimulant (amphetemines, ephederine, etc.). Be extremely careful using it. I hate the stuff and dont think it even has a place in this lifestyle anymore for me. I used it once, and that night my wife woke up to vibrations in the matress from my heart beats. Not a good thing and it could have serious effects to yout heart in the long run.

**AustinMike** · 09-15-2012, 06:50 PM

Warmouth, thank you so much for the response. My question has been answered.

And to answer the question above, yes known side effects can be used to determine whether a drug is working or not. Usually known side effects are factored into the next trial, as required by the FDA. Of course that goes into the safety analysis, not the efficacy analysis.

**AustinMike** · 09-15-2012, 06:58 PM

Warmouth, thank you so much for the response. My question has been answered.

And to answer the question above, yes known side effects can be used to determine whether a drug is working or not. Usually known side effects are factored into the next trial, as required by the FDA. Of course that goes into the safety analysis, not the efficacy analysis.

**t-dogg** · 09-15-2012, 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by AustinMike

Warmouth, thank you so much for the response. My question has been answered.

And to answer the question above, yes known side effects can be used to determine whether a drug is working or not. Usually known side effects are factored into the next trial, as required by the FDA. Of course that goes into the safety analysis, not the efficacy analysis.

Again body temp and heart rate increased is how you know if it is working and real. The "sides" you speak of doesnt mean anything. I know people who run 240mcg's and dont shake or have sides...