Separate yohimburn question

[khafra]

I didn't want to clog up the thread on percutaneous creation, but I have a question on yohimburn, lipoderm, et. al: Will suppressing the alpha 2 receptors cause them to multiply or become more sensitive so that fat will build up more quickly or be harder to reduce as soon as you stop using it?

I have no idea, but it seems likely since that's the way other parts of the body seem to work.

 

[khafra]

No idea? Well, if it did work that way, what would the ideal cycle length and post-cycle recovery nutrition, supplementation, and exercise for it be?

 

[khafra]

I hate to bug everybody again, but one more time:  has anyone read any kind of research on longer-term effects of percutaneous yohimbine? (sorry, just trying out the wysiwyg editor).

Seriously, though, the body tries quite hard to retain its version of homeostasis; anything you bring in from outside to change that it'll generally resist, so is it going to be easier to gain fat back after using the gel?  Increased alpha 2 adrenergic receptors in the blocked site, or anything like that?

 

[ManBeast]

^*bump*^

I don't know, but I'm very interested in finding out the answer as well.

ManBeast

 

[GYM1]

Im a rookie in the transdermal world. What do all the smart people think about this thread?????

 

[khafra]

There must be nobody who knows yet.  I'm sure there are people working to figure it out right now, since it came up in that thread about Par's new local-only ph delivery system. 

I'm not smart enough to figure out the answer myself, I just hope I'm smart enough to find the answer once it's out there Link Removed