clen?

[alluprbdy]

Is there any protectants you should take while on clen? i.e. NAC while on cycle

[mick-G]

Re: clen?

taurine 1gm a day.

[Gooseneck]

Re: clen?

taurine 1gm a day.

I've heard the same.

[SMILEY FACE]

Re: clen?

potassium and magnesium to prevent cramping ..

[alluprbdy]

Re: clen?

taurine 1gm a day.

is that for cramping too? or for something else?

[bowbow]

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Yeah what is 1gm of taurine supposed to help with?

[mick-G]

Re: clen?

Primarly used for cramping, but may help with neurological system and cell death to the aterial lining. Here is part of an exerpt:

We have shown that cardiomyocyte-specific necrosis in the myocardium is not uniformly distributed. Of the possible factors mediating this heterogeneity, the principal ones may be regional differences in -AR distribution, taurine metabolism, other metabolic requirements, or hemodynamic stresses. Unfortunately, present data relating to the distribution of -ARs and in particular 2-ARs in the heart are scarce. Beau et al. (2) found the transmural distribution of -ARs to be uniform in the nonfailing human heart. Although generally true for the rat heart, in some cases a greater density of -ARs has been found in the papillary muscles and subendocardium (33). This is consistent with the pattern of damage found in the present investigation. However, in contrast, the same group of workers (33) found a homogeneous distribution of -ARs along the longitudinal axis of the heart, which is not consistent with the pattern of damage found in the present investigation (Fig. 4). A possible explanation for this disparity is that Tofukkji et al. (33) only sampled the heart at three points (base, midventricular, and apex). If the same sampling frequency had been applied to the data in Fig. 4, then it is easy to see how important information would have been missed. These data (Fig. 4) serve to reaffirm the dangers of random sampling and the absolute requirement of in-depth topographical knowledge and standardized procedures when quantifying cell death, or anything else, in a complex organ such as the heart.

In support of a possible hemodynamic contribution to the pattern of damage, we consistently found a greater degree of necrosis in the left, rather than right, side of the heart, with damage being most extensive in the left ventricular subendocardium. The inherently higher energy demands of the subendocardium may make this region of the heart more sensitive to hemodynamic perturbations. This compounded with clenbuterol-induced tachycardia and concomitant reductions in diastolic interval, and therefore blood supply, may explain the increased susceptibility of the subendocardium to clenbuterol-induced necrosis.

[SMILEY FACE]

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^good post

[alluprbdy]

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thanks

[mick-G]

Re: clen?

some ppl even take 2 and even 3gms of taurine while on clen, but i think 1gm is enough, lol! no over kill. and it is pretty cheap. I get the Twinlab ones that come in a 60ct bottle 1gm each. Im sure there are other makers, but this is the most gm per cap ive seen for the price. This is one sup i would def make sure to take while on clen for sure.

[alluprbdy]

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awesome ill get that

[6p6]

Re: clen?

potassium and magnesium to prevent cramping ..

eating a banana a day while on will solve this issue bro...no supplementation necessary...truth is you probably wont have any issues while using it

[SMILEY FACE]

Re: clen?

eating a banana a day while on will solve this issue bro...no supplementation necessary...truth is you probably wont have any issues while using it

true but i hate banana