Advice on beta 2 receptors

[negativeempire]

Advice on beta 2 receptors

2 questions first I have albuterol, salbutamol, ventolin, salmeterol, and clen. I would like to run at least 2 of these products at the same time. Also I am not sensitive to these products I can use high dose clen with out any sides. Which brings up my other question what is the best way to cycle these things? Every one has such a different opinion. Also blunting receptor down grade how well dose it work? Which antihistamines work best? Dose any one with personal experience on this or that can post a link with the science behind it? I am 6.3 276 not sure on bf, not much. Also on test e 500 ew, deca 150 ew, winny 50 ed, T3 50mcg ed, T4 100mcg ed. And stopping dbol any day now.

 

[phate]

albuterol, salbutamol, and ventolin are all the same thing, just different brand names, they are all short acting beta 2 antagonists

salmeterol is a long acting beta 2 antagonist(5.5 hour half life vs. 1.6 for albuterol)

clenbuterol is also a beta 2 antagonist, so running clenbuterol with albuterol is pointless, pick one, albuterol in theory should be slightly more anabolic because of the shorter half-life

i too can run very high doses of clen without side effects, but doesn't mean you should, 160-180mcg is around the highest dose for lipolytic effects, i've noticed this when i ran it(i went up to 450mcg/day with no added effects)

as far as upregulation, diphenhydramine(the main ingredient in benedryl) doesn't work for upregulation as once though, use ketotifen fumarate instead

 

[negativeempire]

That would be like trying to argue sustanon or omnadren or any same mix of multi hormones with different esters and half life's. There is a reason for the combination.

 

[Myosin10]

Benedryl doesn't work? Do you have any evidence? I'm curious because I am running clen now.