How important is Keto with albuterol

[davesah1]

would you say albuterol is a weaker version of clen?

I wouldn't say its weaker if you take comparable doseages. IDK what 80-100mcgs of clen is in terms of albut doseage. I see it as it's only weaker if you don't dose it every 6-7 hours. So if you took if before bed probably it would prob be very similar for results. That's my theory at least.
I think most take albut for the reason that it wears off so they can sleep bc clen can be harsh for many.

But then again one could have a higher beta receptor binding affinity thus rendering it stronger, which would be clen if I had to guess.
You ever run albut tice?

[davesah1]

"THE ANABOLIC AND LIPOLYTIC EFFECTS of the β2-adrenergic receptor (AR) agonist clenbuterol have been widely investigated, principally at doses ranging from 1 to 5 mg/kg in a variety of sedentary laboratory and livestock animals (6, 12, 25, 29). In response to such doses, the size of the heart, skeletal muscle, bone, lung, and kidney all increase, whereas the liver (35) and adipose tissue decrease in mass (6, 30). However, not all investigations have been able to demonstrate clenbuterol's anabolic effects, particularly when low doses are used (5), which suggests a dose-response relationship between clenbuterol and muscle hypertrophy." ......1-5mg/kg????

It is conceivable that, like the less selective β-AR agonist isoproterenol (3, 27), clenbuterol may induce cell death and necrosis in the heart. Indeed, clenbuterol has previously been shown to induce general histological damage in the soleus muscle of the rat in response to a dose of 2 mg/kg administered via drinking water

http://jap.physiology.org/content/93/5/1824

"clenbuterol may induce cell death and necrosis in the heart"
I love how its a may at those doses done it animals.