12Likes I was reading up on Clen for a friend of mine who had wanted to cut, & I read how it has anti-catabolic properties therefore grasping my own interest as part of an aggressive pct regimen.
Has anyone used Clen in any of their pct protocols with noticeable results regarding rebound time?
I figure it will be nice in pct anyway due to the energy I hear you get from it, as well as the primary function of clen which would be nice to shed some sloppy weight that I'll potentially get from abombs.
P.S. Primordial Performance (makers of Superdrone, an SD liquid clone) has pct products that say they increase sensitivity of your LH (namely 'Toco-8'); I'd like to maybe include that in to further enhance the actions of my Clomid.
(Still searching Mordor for dem der legit ball bigger-rers... _-_.....*sigh* if only a rep could PM me, & talk about that hcg-soda *sigh*)
Many thanks.
Cheers
~Tre
clen is catabolic
^^^^this exactly what u don't want in pct
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Damn. Misleading people these days... lol
Many thanks!
~Tre


I've run clen in pct before and I liked it. Kept my energy levels high.

Albuterol increases lean body mass in ambulatory b... [Neurology. 2008] - PubMed - NCBI
Neurology. 2008 Jan 8;70(2):137-43. Epub 2007 Oct 17.
Albuterol increases lean body mass in ambulatory boys with Duchenne or Becker muscular dystrophy.
Skura CL, Fowler EG, Wetzel GT, Graves M, Spencer MJ.
Source
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, 635 Charles Young Drive South, NRB1 Room 401, Los Angeles, CA 90095-7334, USA.
Abstract
BACKGROUND:
Albuterol is a beta-2 agonist that has been demonstrated to increase muscle strength in studies in animals and humans. Based on a pilot study of extended-release albuterol Repetabs in children with dystrophinopathies, the authors conducted a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study with a crossover design.
METHODS:
Fourteen boys with Duchenne or Becker muscular dystrophy, 6 to 11 years old, completed two treatment periods (albuterol and placebo), 12 weeks each, separated by a 12-week washout period. As the albuterol Repetab formulation was no longer available, an alternate extended release albuterol was used (Volmax, 12 mg per day). Outcome measurements included 1) lean body mass, 2) fat mass, 3) isometric knee extensor and flexor moments, 4) manual muscle testing, and 5) timed functional tests.
RESULTS:
Lean body mass was significantly higher for subjects following albuterol treatment compared to placebo treatment, while fat mass was significantly lower. No differences were found in isometric knee moments or manual muscle tests. Time to run/walk 30 feet was improved following albuterol.
CONCLUSIONS:
Short-term treatment with extended release albuterol may increase lean body mass, decrease fat mass, and improve functional measures in patients with dystrophinopathies. However, the significant change in strength of specific muscle groups found in the pilot study was not observed in the present study. These findings may be attributed to differences in the drug release and kinetics between Repetab and Volmax formulations as they affect the concentration of available beta-2 receptors on the muscle cell surface differently.
PMID:17942817 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Well I'll toss some Clen into the pct of my shorter run in summer; & I hear ya Diesel, I have a buddy pinning insulin, & some kidney shut-down-preventing-stuff, & he says he has got to stay like that forever; TBH if I had the money, I'd probably just cruise AYL too.
~Tre


no, I didn't. But I kept my diet great and continued training hard. Clen helped with the training part, my energy levels used to plummet when I did pct. I also used peptides.
Insulin, definitely not for noobs. Peptides however can be used well especially in pct. I used to run igf1 lr3 and des, ghrp2, and cjc 1295 no dac as part of a pct protocol.
I dont pct anymore. Moar gearz bitches![]()