clen questions? vets please elaborate on this subject.

[tice1212]

Hey boys got a couple of questions on clen. Now I've used clen many time and hear two different stories on the compound.

The first one is clen is anti catabolic some people stay it is and some same that's an old myth? What do u guys think.
If so how strong do u feel that clen's anti catabolic properties are? Can I fast for 12hr? 24hr? And spare muscle?

Also I have been hearing studies that fasted cardio for the natural (non aas) bodybuilder is a muscle eater not some much of a fat burner. Has anyone else hear of this study and is there any truth to this? Its fairly recent from what I understand.
If being "natural" (non aas) and doing fasted cardio is catabolic and clen has an anti-catabolic property to it will the clen be beneficial for fasted cardio? Will the clen powerful enough to stop the catabolic during fasted cardio. (BTW I've hear that bcaa will also not stop the catabolic via Dave Palumbo)

Thank boys

[tice1212]

Anyone? Bump

[krugerr]

Hey boys got a couple of questions on clen. Now I've used clen many time and hear two different stories on the compound. The first one is clen is anti catabolic some people stay it is and some same that's an old myth? What do u guys think. If so how strong do u feel that clen's anti catabolic properties are? Can I fast for 12hr? 24hr? And spare muscle? Also I have been hearing studies that fasted cardio for the natural (non aas) bodybuilder is a muscle eater not some much of a fat burner. Has anyone else hear of this study and is there any truth to this? Its fairly recent from what I understand. If being "natural" (non aas) and doing fasted cardio is catabolic and clen has an anti-catabolic property to it will the clen be beneficial for fasted cardio? Will the clen powerful enough to stop the catabolic during fasted cardio. (BTW I've hear that bcaa will also not stop the catabolic via Dave Palumbo) Thank boys

Short answer. No.

Clen is reportedly not catabolic. But i don't think there's any real evidence to suggest it's anabolic, no matter how much you take.

If you need to do fasted cardio, you can, but ensure you're not way over doing it, and make sure you have BCAAs before/during.

[tice1212]

Short answer. No.

Clen is reportedly not catabolic. But i don't think there's any real evidence to suggest it's anabolic, no matter how much you take.

If you need to do fasted cardio, you can, but ensure you're not way over doing it, and make sure you have BCAAs before/during.

Thanks for ur response brother

[evander87]

Clen is anti-catabolic


At like 600 mcg in bovine.

The only study I've ever seen cited for clens anti-catabolic properties came from a study in cows and at doses that would kill humans.

Don't get me wrong I love the stuff it's a great tool. But it's just that a tool

Eat meticulous, train ridiculous for best results.

[tice1212]

Clen is anti-catabolic

At like 600 mcg in bovine.

The only study I've ever seen cited for clens anti-catabolic properties came from a study in cows and at doses that would kill humans.

Don't get me wrong I love the stuff it's a great tool. But it's just that a tool
"
Eat meticulous, train ridiculous for best results.

Okay that's the answer I was looking for. The only study I've ever seen cited for clens anti-catabolic properties came from a study in cows and at doses that would kill humans." If u can find and post that study here that would be great brother . thank you

[evander87]

I "think" I saw it on pubmed but that was years ago when I was first looking into using it.

Eat meticulous, train ridiculous for best results.