albuterol

**suprman09** · 07-04-2006, 11:57 AM

Anyone ever use albuterol and if so what did you think? Can anyone compare it to clen ?

**lifterjaydawg** · 07-04-2006, 04:45 PM

I have used an albuterol inhaler (for asthma), nothing like clen . I am using clen now and it works great.

**ddfb30** · 07-05-2006, 12:21 PM

albuterol is extremly short acting and its basically just for asthma, ive used it for 15 years

**suprman09** · 07-05-2006, 12:58 PM

This is what a web site advertises that is similar to ARR as they sell similar products:

Albuterol is very closely related to Clenbuterol (often simply called “Clen ”), which has been a drug athletes have been using for literally decades to lose fat. Although it’s typically thought of as only a shorter acting version of Clenbuterol, that’s not 100% correct, and Albuterol actually has some benefits that Clen doesn’t. Just like Clen, Albuterol binds to the beta 2 adrenergic receptors. Beta 2 receptor stimulation is a very potent mechanism for initiating fat loss. Stimulating the beta-2 receptors found in fat cells activates hormone sensitive lipase, to break up stored fat into free fatty acids which are then used as fuel by the body (1). Once those fatty acids are broken up, Albuterol then has the added effect of elevating your metabolism, which helps you use the free fatty acids that it has broken up. It’s a very potent fat burner, as a result of both being able to break up stored fat and make it available as energy, as well as increasing the rate at which this energy is used.

What do you guys think about this?

**MHuddleston** · 09-23-2015, 07:09 AM

Originally Posted by suprman09

This is what a web site advertises that is similar to ARR as they sell similar products:

Albuterol is very closely related to Clenbuterol (often simply called "Clen "), which has been a drug athletes have been using for literally decades to lose fat. Although it's typically thought of as only a shorter acting version of Clenbuterol, that's not 100% correct, and Albuterol actually has some benefits that Clen doesn't. Just like Clen, Albuterol binds to the beta 2 adrenergic receptors. Beta 2 receptor stimulation is a very potent mechanism for initiating fat loss. Stimulating the beta-2 receptors found in fat cells activates hormone sensitive lipase, to break up stored fat into free fatty acids which are then used as fuel by the body (1). Once those fatty acids are broken up, Albuterol then has the added effect of elevating your metabolism, which helps you use the free fatty acids that it has broken up. It's a very potent fat burner, as a result of both being able to break up stored fat and make it available as energy, as well as increasing the rate at which this energy is used.

What do you guys think about this?

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