[Jmonster]

Easy question I think.Is it normal to start sweating like a hog about 20-30 min after your AP meal?And when I say sweating I mean I sweat until I am drenched..Thanks

[SilentBob187]

I wish I had that problem

I have been through multiple bottles of AP and haven't noticed increased sweating.

[Jmonster]

Yeah it is good and bad.Its good that I am probably burning calories but it is bad that sweat smells after awhile...Damn if only I still had my Recreate to go with it.

[VolcomX311]

Originally Posted by SilentBob187

I wish I had that problem

I have been through multiple bottles of AP and haven't noticed increased sweating.

if AP perpetuated sweating, that'd add to the list of reasons to purchase it.

[SilentBob187]

Originally Posted by VolcomX311

if AP perpetuated sweating, that'd add to the list of reasons to purchase it.

exactly.

[Jmonster]

I dont sweat all that much except at work when I am putting away my trucks and of course at the gym but when I take my AP and eat my meal it pours out of me.I am no way complaining or worried just asking if its normal.

[Mulletsoldier]

AP induces lipolysis, and therein the B-Oxidation of Fatty Acids. This may be manifesting itself in secondary heat transfer, and causing a thermogenic response. Such is speculation, but it is my guess!

[strategicmove]

Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

AP induces lipolysis, and therein the B-Oxidation of Fatty Acids. This may be manifesting itself in secondary heat transfer, and causing a thermogenic response. Such is speculation, but it is my guess!

Sounds like a plausible secondary pathway. Another plausible postulate relates to the biochemical processes involved in glycogen breakdown and associated with a condition similar to hypoglycemia, characterized by neurogenic symptoms such as sweating and shaking, caused by the secretion of adrenal hormones, especially epinephrine (known to stimulate glycogen breakdown).

[Mulletsoldier]

Originally Posted by strategicmove

Sounds like a plausible secondary pathway. Another plausible postulate relates to the biochemical processes involved in glycogen breakdown and associated with a condition similar to hypoglycemia, characterized by neurogenic symptoms such as sweating and shaking, caused by the secretion of adrenal hormones, especially epinephrine (known to stimulate glycogen breakdown).

Sounds plausible; though I would assume the production of Ketone bodies in 'panic response' would take place before altering monoaminergic altering (though, such a scenario is far more likely during chronic depravation, but can be acutely induced). However, glycolysis induction via adrenergic response could set in motion neurogenic symptoms!

[Jmonster]

Thanks guys for the responses and the education you just put me thru.You guys know your stuff.

[Mulletsoldier]

De nada!