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ECA vs albuterol

I don't know about ECA but albuterol is a medication for asthma and I use it in an inhaler but I don't know if there are any other beneficial effects other than it being a great fast acting inhalant. How large are the doses? and where did you hear it acted this way?
 
They are both very effective, ephedra and albuterol are very similar beta 2 agonists.
 
Bullfrog06 said:
I don't know about ECA but albuterol is a medication for asthma and I use it in an inhaler but I don't know if there are any other beneficial effects other than it being a great fast acting inhalant. How large are the doses? and where did you hear it acted this way?
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ephedrine is an asthma medication too. it works in pretty much the same way but its much stronger and u take it in a liquid for with a lot higher dose than what ur inhaler has. clen is the same the but even stronger which is also an asthma medication
 
TripDog said:
They are both very effective, ephedra and albuterol are very similar beta 2 agonists.
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i did take albuterol once and it was amazing how much better my workouts were because of the energy and how easy it was to breath. i actually enjoyed cardio while on albuterol something i have never said in my life. i've been thinking about the next step to clen but it doesn't seem like a 2 week cycle would do much.
 
liquid albuterol and the one in the in haler are different... the inhaler is no where as near as strong as the liquid....
 
It depends on your goals. Albuterol is a selective beta 2 receptor agonist, ephedrine is non-selective having alpha receptor agonist properties. That is why ephedrine is a great nasal deconestant, and alb won't do shnit for a stuffy nose. Having used both extensively, I can tell you that albuterol would be a better choice, because of it's safety profile, and ergogenic/strength enhancing properties. It is actually being used right now in conjunction with Oxadrolone as a therapy for MDA.

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I've bean meaning to ask my doctor about this, as I have an Rx for albuterol but only recently started considering using it as a supplement. I'll have to compare theraputic/Rx vs. supplement dosages and look into risks, but I'll do this soon and post what I find.
 
Nightwanderer said:
I've bean meaning to ask my doctor about this, as I have an Rx for albuterol but only recently started considering using it as a supplement. I'll have to compare theraputic/Rx vs. supplement dosages and look into risks, but I'll do this soon and post what I find.
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the dose your going to get from an inhaler is nowhere near what u need to take. you'd have to but in online in liquid form.
 
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