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Anabolic effect of combining salbutamol with L-dopa

Grayson

Grayson

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Albuterol improves response to levodopa and increases skeletal muscle mass in patients with fluctuating Parkinson disease.

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My question is: Can we substitute Ephedrine HCL for salbutamol (albuterol)? Also are we to assume they used 98-99% pure levodopa or the 15% found in stores?
 
I am also interested in some more info on this, because I recently started Albuterol. Though with only 7 untrained subjects that were put on strength training probably for the first time in their lives, it does not sound like that much of a proof of the Albuterol+L-Dopa's anabolic effects.
Unfortunately, I found a thread here about the same article from last year, and no one shed light on this.
 
The idea is that beta2 agonists allows cells to absorb more l dopa, thus produce more dopamine

So I don't know but I think yohimbine would be a better option

The l dopa dose looked pretty standard so I'm assuming it was regular l dopa

Also, keep in mind the average age of the participants was 59, so more than likely that played a big role
 
Once I'm done with XI-KT, I'm going to try this in pct with Reduce XT and DAA:

3xday
25mg EHCL
200mg C
81mg A
250mg Dopadex
 
cbsharpe said:
How's the XI-KT treating you? I was thinking about trying it some time in the future.
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It's great so far. At the end of week 3 now. Noticeable recomp effect. More vascularity. Started out at 14.2% and have already dropped down to 13.8% without a change in diet and lifts have remained the same. If anything I'm eating more.
 
The Engineer said:
It's great so far. At the end of week 3 now. Noticeable recomp effect. More vascularity. Started out at 14.2% and have already dropped down to 13.8% without a change in diet and lifts have remained the same. If anything I'm eating more.
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Okay! Nice job man!
 
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