Ok to add ephedrine hcl to Recreate ??

mdgrwl

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Ok to stack Ephedrine HCL & Recreate ??

USPLabs reps, is it ok to stack ephedrine hcl & Recreate? I have a bunch of ephedrine left over from my last cut cycle, and soon to cut again. Wondering if Recreate has any MAOI's or anything that wouldn't 'jive' well w/ ephedrine.

Would there be a good synergy together? (I know you'll prolly say Ephedrine isn't 'needed' but would it help the cause all the more so?)

Any negative interactions on beta receptors, ect... ?

Thanks!
 
In terms of beta-2-adrenergic degradation, we deliberately formulated ReCreate to avoid such negative aggregate effects. To my knowledge, ReCreate's beta-2 agonist has post-synaptic rejuvenation - so to speak - ensuring receptor saturation is not as prevalent as with other agonists.

No inherent monaminergic inhibition in ReCreate; it will not decrease the availability of Ephedrine.
 
Mulletsoldier said:
In terms of beta-2-adrenergic degradation, we deliberately formulated ReCreate to avoid such negative aggregate effects. To my knowledge, ReCreate's beta-2 agonist has post-synaptic rejuvenation - so to speak - ensuring receptor saturation is not as prevalent as with other agonists.

No inherent monaminergic inhibition in ReCreate; it will not decrease the availability of Ephedrine.
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wow, so that post is a bit over my head... so your saying its all good to stack them?

thanks.
 
mdgrwl said:
Thanks!

any recomendatios as to how to go about it? any guidlines or is it as straight up as I think it is ?
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Not to simplify the situation, but it is more or less as straight up as you think it is. It would depend primarily on your beta-2 agonist tolerability, and that is more or less the only rate-limiting factor of the stack.

I would say that ReCreate was deliberately formulated to avoid Ephedrine use, and therein the negative connotations it presents: Cortisol release, and therefore disruption of Circadian Rhythms, Insulin insensitivity, metabolization inefficiency, and so on. However, if you haven't experienced these effects previously, you obviously react well to EPH!

In other words: Just roll with it homie.
 
Mulletsoldier said:
Not to simplify the situation, but it is more or less as straight up as you think it is. It would depend primarily on your beta-2 agonist tolerability, and that is more or less the only rate-limiting factor of the stack.

I would say that ReCreate was deliberately formulated to avoid Ephedrine use, and therein the negative connotations it presents: Cortisol release, and therefore disruption of Circadian Rhythms, Insulin insensitivity, metabolization inefficiency, and so on. However, if you haven't experienced these effects previously, you obviously react well to EPH!

In other words: Just roll with it homie.
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cool, thanks.
 
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