Clen in Bodybuilding

October 28th, 2008 by admin

Clen in Bodybuilding

Clenbuterol is used by athletes and body builders because of its properties in improving overall lean muscle composition, and burn excess fat, although the use of Clenbuterol as a drug in sports is a legal issue in many countries. There are countries in Europe where Clenbuterol is used treating asthma and other breathing disorders, as a bronchodilator. The effects of Clenbuterol as an ephedrine on the beta 2 receptors result in the increase of the secretion and manufacture of the group of hormones called the cathecholamines. These hormones include epinephrine or adrenaline, norepinephrine (noradrenaline), and dopamine, all secreted from the adrenal region. However, for the body builders and athletes, the fat loss burning properties of Clenbuterol are of prime concern. Clenbuterol is a thermogenic drug, which means that the temperature of the body is slightly increased once it starts to come into effect. The rise in temperature of the body leads to a favorable condition when the fat cells are more readily processed from the adipose tissues, and the energy from the same is harnessed more quickly. Apart from this, Clenbuterol has shown to reverse the effects of insulin, which facilitates the process of the breakdown of glycogen into glucose. Clenbuterol also increases the fat burning rate in the body, or in other words speeds up the metabolism rate of the body. This feature is especially singled out, when Clenbuterol is administered exclusively as a weight loss drug.Clenbuterol Hydrochloride or Clen as it is known for short, comes in tablets and liquid, though the liquid is meant for horses, and is very hard to dose correctly for humans. Tablets come in 20 or 40mcg doses, but as men take 80-160mcg a day in one dose, and women take 80-120mcg a day in one dose, why would anyone want the 20mcg tablets.Clenbuterol can only safely be taken for three weeks, after that the beta 2 receptors become worn out and the Clenbuterol is doing nothing to help, after a three week cycle of Clenbuterol, one must stop for another three weeks to let the beta 2 receptors recover. If you want to take Clenbuterol for longer than three weeks, you must take ketotifen tablets, 2-3mg a day of Ketotifen, taken before bed (it makes you very drowsy), means you can use Clenbuterol for 6-8 weeks without a break. People often stack (combine) Clenbuterol Hydrochloride tablets with T3 Cytomel, combined Clenbuterol and T3 Cytomel tablets at the same time for 3 weeks will burn an amazing amount of fat. The T3 Cytomel stimulates your thyroid, when your thyroid is stimulated your metabolism rises and you burn fat extremely quickly. T3 Cytomel is also only ever used for three weeks, and then stopped for three weeks, taking Ketotifen does not mean that you can take T3 Cytomel for longer than three weeks.

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Benefits of HGH — How Human Growth Hormone Puts the Brakes on Aging

October 28th, 2008 by admin

Benefits of HGH — How Human Growth Hormone Puts the Brakes on Aging

The benefits of HGH have been widely touted in the media. By now you’ve probably heard claims of HGH being the so-called Fountain of Youth. But should you believe the hype? Read on to discover the real benefits of HGH — and how human growth hormone puts the brakes on aging.Before we look at the benefits of HGH, let’s better understand what HGH is and how it works.HGH stands for human growth hormone. It is a hormone that your pituitary gland secretes and releases in your body every day of your life. But what does it do in your body? And why are people calling it the Fountain of Youth?Since its discovery in 1956, scientists have researched this hormone and its functions. They now tell us that even though we all have HGH in our bodies, we release less and less as we age. This is especially true in our 30’s and beyond.In fact, some scientists believe this lower level of HGH in our bodies is the very culprit behind the typical symptoms of aging. So these same scientists concluded that if lower levels of HGH are the cause (or at least the main factor) behind our aging symptoms, then we just need to increase our HGH levels to retain our youthful energy and appearance.And it seems they were correct.Many studies have been done on HGH, including one published in the New England Journal of Medicine. This study demonstrated many benefits of HGH, including:1. A significant loss in body fat2. Increase in lean muscle mass3. Improved libido4. Reduced wrinkles5. Reduced cellulite6. Increased immunityThese were just a few of the benefits of HGH that were highlighted in this and many other medical studies.So what’s the catch, you may be wondering? If HGH does all these great things, why aren’t more people using it?There are several reasons not everyone has reaped the benefits of HGH. For many years, HGH was only available from your doctor as expensive and painful injections. Shots of HGH were only available to people willing to shell out big bucks, visit their doctors frequently, and suffer through multiple injections in the same day.I’m sure you can understand why not everyone was standing in line to receive the benefits of HGH under these conditions! Another serious consideration HGH users had to tackle was possible side effects. Though not all HGH users experienced these harmful drawbacks, there was still the possibility of:*Developing cancer*High blood pressure*Chronic joint pain and swelling*Facial bone growth and deformities*Potentially lethal irregular heartbeat*Increased risk of diabetes*A shut down of the pituitary glandAs you can tell, even the slight potential of these side effects would make most people reconsider using injectable HGH, regardless of the benefits of HGH.So what were people to do? The benefits of HGH were clear, but so were the dangerous side effects. Would HGH only be available to those willing to risk their health and their life savings? No.Both doctors and researchers knew there must be a more cost-effective way to get the benefits of HGH without the risks.So they worked hard to find a solution – and they did.Today Trans-D Tropin® is that solution.Trans-D Tropin is a lotion that gives you all the benefits of HGH without the hazardous side effects. Trans-D Tropin works by stimulating your pituitary gland to release your own HGH. So unlike injections that force man-made HGH into your body, Trans-D Tropin works in a safe, natural way to increase your levels of HGH. With Trans-D Tropin you have none of the risky side effects — and all of the benefits of HGH.

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5 Easy Fitness Tips For Busy Moms

October 27th, 2008 by admin

Most moms lead extremely busy lives. With so much to do (work, taking care of the kids, keeping the house organized, etc.) – it’s no wonder that keeping a strict diet regime and scheduling time exclusively for exercise is almost impossible.

The following five easy-to-follow tips are meant to help busy moms who want to be in shape, look beautiful and stay healthy without sacrificing much time from their hectic schedules.

1. Avoid “eating after your kids”

No matter how tempting it is to “pick” from your kid’s food, or even worse – eat their leftovers, DON’T do it! Children have completely different nutrition and caloric needs than adults. While that macaroni and cheese may not really have an immediate impact in your child’s weight, think twice before packing on 315 calories (90 from fat!) in a single serving.

2. Carry your baby with you

Nothing burns calories faster than exercising with weights. You get stronger while building lean muscle that helps increase your metabolism and burn additional calories. Instead of pushing the stroller everywhere you go, consider carrying your baby in your arms or even on a baby carrier/sling. Not only will this help you exercise, it will also help you develop a closer bond with your child. NOTE: When carrying your baby, make sure you have good posture by standing up straight and tightening your abdominal muscles. This will prevent any possible back injury which can result from constantly carrying the additional weight.

3. Get at least 30 minutes of “real” exercise

Let’s face it, “running around chasing after your baby” is not truly exercise. You need at least 10 minutes of constant physical activity to count it as “real” exercise. While it may be hard to schedule 30 minutes of jogging on that treadmill, try breaking it into three 10 minute daily sessions. This is much easier to fit into your schedule and will still have the effective calorie burning results of a full half hour workout.

4. Do the housework

Although most people don’t really enjoy doing the household chores, those tedious activities can really help you burn some serious calories. For example, 30 minutes of Vacuuming burns between 75 and 125 calories. Other common tasks such as making the bed can burn up to 70 calories and even the act of cooking a healthy meal can help you burn off up to 50 calories.

5. Schedule physical play time for you and the kid(s)

Instead of sending the kids off to watch TV or play video games, try getting involved in a fun game with them that includes physical activity for you and them. Go for a stroller walk, throw a Frisbee, play ball, etc. You can also arrange for play dates with other moms and transform this time into a fun and entertaining social bonding experience.

About the author: Yvonne Levy is an internationally recognized Perinatal Fitness expert and creator of Hot Mommy Fitness. Please visit http://www.HotMommyFitness.com/ and sign up for her free email course “5 Secrets of Celebrity Hot Mommies.

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Boost Your Metabolism Quickly For Weight Loss

October 27th, 2008 by admin

Boost Your Metabolism Quickly For Weight Loss

By now you probably know that having a fast metabolism can help you to lose weight because it burns fat quickly. Many people try to boost their metabolism through many methods and often, these methods can be unsafe. A lot of diet pills will make claims that they can boost your metabolism but these are often false or they have no proof to go along with the claims. Boosting your metabolism is a good idea but you can do it by adopting methods that are safe for your health and diet.Eat Small Meals – Eating can help you to lose weight because it keeps your metabolism moving. Instead of eating just three meals at breakfast, lunch and dinner, you can help your metabolism by eating smaller meals and more of them. Have a small breakfast and then another small healthy meal two to three hours later. Your metabolism will keep burning the extra fat and because you are eating continuously throughout the day, you won’t have to wait for it to startup again. Eating more meals in smaller portions does not have to be junk food and unhealthy fast food. You can have salads, whole grains, fruit and other foods that are healthy and filling.Weight Lifting – You don’t have to lift weights just to gain a lot of muscle. Weight lifting is actually a good source of exercise that can help you in your bid to burn fat while it builds muscle. Although you may be concerned that you will have huge muscles like a body builder, you can actually lift weights and achieve lean muscle instead of large ones. This can help you to boost your metabolism and in many cases you will burn fat even when you are not active.Get Plenty of Sleep – From the moment we are teenagers, we begin to lose hours worth of sleep. From that young age our body stops receiving the amount of sleep that it will need to help us get through our day. To compensate with a lack of sleep, we begin to drink coffee and energy drinks. These will not help us with our health or weight problems. Getting a lot of sleep every night is a good and safe way to boost your metabolism. A lack of sleep can cause you to overeat unhealthy foods, while getting enough sleep can help to regulate your metabolism and appetite. Cold Water – In the summer drinking ice cold water is a great way to cool down but did you know that cold water is another way to boost your metabolism? We should drink water regularly instead of consuming beverages like soda and coffee that are high in caffeine and sugars. Cold water is refreshing, burns fat and boosts your metabolism.We all want to boost our metabolism but there is no reason why it needs to be done using unsafe methods. If you have an especially stubborn metabolism, consider talking to your doctor as it could hint at a health issue such as diabetes.Stop Dieting and Struggling!Are you fed up of battling to lose weight?You have probably felt like this for a long time - you keep trying diets but they don’t work. They’re full of empty promises and disappointing results. Let me share with you . . .Losing weight doesn’t have to be hard work, eating foods you don’t enjoy and boring exercise. Restrictive diets aren’t the way to successful weight loss.

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5 MORE Fat Burning Nutritional Tips

October 26th, 2008 by admin

5 MORE Fat Burning Nutritional Tips

This article will give you 5 more tips to turn your body into a lean muscle-building, fat-burning machine. In case you didn’t read the last 5 tips, the basic overview was to increase fiber intake, frequently drink water, eat a complex and healthy breakfast, increase calcium intake, and eat several small meals per day (as high as 8-10). Ready for more? Good! Keep reading…#6: Eat carbs early in the dayMeals that contain larger amounts of carbohydrates should be eaten earlier in the day. This means that much of your whole grain and fruit consumption should occur before noon. The body’s metabolism is highest earlier in the day, so this is a great time to be supplying your muscles with energy in the form of glycogen (carbohydrates), while also ensuring that many of the carbohydrates you consume will be burned for fuel, rather than deposited as fat stores. Many families tend to have the biggest meal of the day in the evening, ironically at the time when the body is least in need of energy and the metabolism is lowest. The practical application would be to make breakfast bigger and dinner smaller. So try it out - prioritize eating carbohydrates early in the day, and focus on decreasing carbohydrate portion size as afternoon and evening approaches.#7: Eat the right kind of carbsWhile carbohydrates are important for providing energy and giving your body the ability to burn fat, you must choose the right carbs. Simple carbs like sugar and processed flour tend to be rapidly absorbed by the digestive system, which causes a release of the hormone that encourages fat deposit - insulin. Furthermore, the quick energy release that is followed by a rapid decrease in sugar levels will cause you to crave more food, which is why many people on a typical American diet are *always* hungry! So no matter what percentage of your diet is made up of carbohydrates, you must choose complex carbs that are slowly absorbed and digested, thus producing a long term source of energy that keeps you fuller for a longer period of time. Whole grain flours, vegetables, oats, and unprocessed grains, such as brown or wild rice are great choices, and also include many other compounds important in maintaining a high metabolism and proper digestive function.#8 Eat fatFor the past several decades, mainstream Americans have been shifting to low or no fat diets, with the general result being an *increase* in obesity and chronic disease, and a decrease in health and fitness. In the meantime, world populations such as Eskimos, that consume as much as 70% of their diet from fat calories in whale blubber and fish, have one of the lowest rates of heart disease in the world. While this may seem ironic, there are some very good reasons. Typically, to replace calories that are not provided by dietary fat, carbohydrate consumption increases. Increased carb consumption leads to a faster burning energy source, which tends to contribute to cycling blood sugar levels, use of muscle tissue as fuel, low energy, and decreased metabolism and hormone production. In addition, many Americans will replace saturated fat, such as butter, with a trans fat, such as margarine. Trans fats are *much* worse for the body than saturated fat. So it is important to choose the right kinds of fat. Most animal fats, and many vegetable oils, are high in cholesterol, which contributes to heart disease. However, mono-unsaturated fats, such as those found in olive oil, nuts, fish oil, and various seed oils, can help lower cholesterol, reduce risk of heart disease, and enhance your body’s ability to burn fat as a fuel source. So try to eat fish several times a week (or supplement with fish oil), cook with olive oil, and try to eat at least a handful of a healthy nut (like almonds or walnuts) once per day.#9 Avoid sugar substitutesArtifical sweeteners, such as Aspartame, still taste sweet (that’s why they’re sugar replacements!). When the taste receptors on your tongue taste this sweet substance, your digestive systems begins to produce compounds that prepare your body to use the “food” that your brain thinks you are consuming. The hormones produced in the digestive process are still present once this fake food enters your small intestine, but no actual energy release or satiety occurs, which leaves you with a gut full of digestive hormones that need food to break down and make the brain crave even more food, this time the real stuff. This is why studies have shown that consumption of diet soda products are associated with obesity! If you’re really serious about burning fat, ditch any sugar substitute foods or diet drinks that you currently consume. I guarantee that once you overcome the initial addiction withdrawal, you’ll feel a hundred times better.#10 Eat like a carYour body runs on fuel. If you put too much fuel into the gas tank, an overflow occurs, and in the body’s case, this means fat deposition. I realize that the idea of limiting calories is very simple, but sometimes the approach is wrong. Never give yourself a certain “number” of calories per day. You’d never take your car to the gas station and fill up if you didn’t plan on driving it, and the same goes for your body. If you have a light day of activity (”low mileage”) or a sedentary day (sitting in the garage), you should sometimes not even be consuming 50% of the calories you’d normally consume, because your body doesn’t need them. For instance, on a typical day, I consume 5000-6000 calories (based on my metabolism and amount of activity), but on a weekend of travel, where I am either sitting in a car or airplane, I often consume as little as 1000 calories per day! If your body doesn’t need the fuel, there’s not a necessity to put it in your mouth. On the other hand, there will be some days where I consume up to 8000 calories, simply because that is how many I actually burn through with my activities! So if you’re on a set diet of, say, 2000 calories per day, don’t be afraid to vary as needed.I’d like to finish by encouraging you to keep at it. Switching to a healthy diet can be unbearable at times, but the longer you stick with it, the easier it gets. It’s just like exercise - you can bring yourself to a maintenance phase where moderate to high physical activity becomes easier, but the initial work is pretty difficult. If you’d like to more information about diet and nutrition, or exercise, you can e-mail me at elite@pacificfit.net to ask questions.When you sign-up for personal training with Pacific Elite Fitness, you can receive a complete dietary analysis, complete with grocery list and food substitution suggestions, and monthly tools to track your progress, caloric intake, and macronutrient percentage. You have access to your own personal fitness coach to guide you through your workout routine, using the latest fitness research and breakthrough techniques. You are guaranteed to get fitter faster on a Pacific Elite Fitness program.Until next time, train smart,Ben Greenfield

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A 30 Minute Lean Body Exercise Plan

October 26th, 2008 by admin

A 30 Minute Lean Body Exercise Plan

So you can make it to the gym almost every day…but you just don’t have the time when you’re there. To really get optimum fat-burning and lean-muscle-building results, you have to devote at least an hour every time you show up, right? Not necessarily - with the following program, you can achieve great results with just a half-hour workout. This program is perfectly designed for the individual who can easily devote 30 minutes a day to exercise - no more, no less. The goal of this workout program is a lean body with impressive muscular tone.The workout is based on a recovery concept. Your body actually responds to a workout during the rest and recovery period following exercise. It is during this time that the muscle rebuilding and repairing response takes place, as well as the cardiovascular adaptations that boost the metabolism and allow your body to more efficiently use oxygen and maintain fitness. By using a push-pull cycle combined with a light-heavy pattern, this workout allows for optimal recovery and maximum results.Each lifting day is completed as a circuit, moving from one exercise to the next with minimal rest. Every circuit is completed a total of five times. Five sets, which may seem high for volume, will fatigue the muscle to a much greater extent than fewer sets, which is one of the reasons this routine achieves results with a relatively small number of exercises. To allow for good lifting form, a 45-60 second rest is recommended after each circuit. Your heart rate will stay very high during this routine.For the cardio on lifting days, attempt to maintain as difficult an effort as possible for 10 minutes. Several examples would be a hard run on the treadmill, sprint or hill climb on the bike, or fast feet combined with high resistance on the elliptical trainer. On the days that incorporate 30 minutes of high intensity cardio intervals, use a 1:2 work/rest ratio, which means you push at a very hard effort for a certain period of time, then recover at an easier effort for half the time of the hard effort. For instance, perform a treadmill sprint for 2 minutes, and slow to a jog for 1 minute. As long as you go for 30 minutes, you may adjust the length of your cardio intervals as desired. Typically, the longest interval you should complete is 5 minutes long (which would be paired with a 2.5 minute recovery effort). Warm-up/cool-down is recommended, but not completely necessary.For the purposes of this workout, the core abdominal routine is treated as an entirely different movement, since it is difficult to classify torso work as pushing or pulling. Instead, abdominal work is divided into upper, lower, and rotational torso routines, retained the 5 set theme and spaced with optimal 48 hour recovery periods between each workout.The entire program is completely outlined here - remember to complete 5x circuits for each lifting day:Day 1 - Heavy Pull + Upper Abs: (begin with 10 minutes high intensity cardio)Barbell Clean or Bent Row - 8 reps heavy weightPull-Up - 8 reps heavy weightBarbell Deadlift - 8 reps heavy weightUpper Abs - 5 sets incline crunch with medicine ballDay 2 - Light Push: (begin with 10 minutes high intensity cardio)Dumbbell Chest Press - 10 reps medium weightDumbbell Shoulder Press - 10 reps medium weightBarbell Back Squat - 10 reps medium weightDay 3 - 30 High Intensity Cardio Intervals with 1:2 work/rest ratioLower Abs - 5 sets hanging leg raisesDay 4 - Heavy Push: (begin with 10 minutes high intensity cardio)Incline Chest Press - 8 reps heavy weightBarbell Push Press - 8 reps heavy weightDumbbell Walking Lunge - 8 reps each leg heavy weightDay 5 - Light Pull: (begin with 10 minutes high intensity cardio)Lat Pulldowns or Light Pull-ups - 10 reps medium weightSeated Row or Standing Narrow Grip Row - 10 reps medium weightLow Back Extensions or Leg Curls - 10 reps medium weightRotational Abs - 5 sets cable torso twist to each sideDay 6 - 30 High Intensity Cardio Intervals with 1:2 work/rest ratioDay 7 - Rest or 30 Cardio with 1:2 work/rest ratioLike any new exercise routine, your body will adapt to a different workout within 4-8 weeks, so make sure to continually change your choice of exercises, and do not simply rely on the exercises provided in this article. If you enjoy this routine, you may be interested in similar workouts that a personal trainer can provide. If you enjoy this routine, you may be interested in similar workouts that a personal trainer can provide. Be sure to check out the online personal training website Pacific Elite Fitness at www.pacificfit.net. Remember - the fastest, most easily maintained results occur with an exercise program that is tailored to your personal health and exercise history. Working with a personal trainer is the best way to get fit, and scheduling is flexible, inexpensive, and easy with online personal training solutions, so try it out!Until next time, train smart,Ben Greenfield

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Feature Article: Nine Essential Steps to Perfect Nutrition

October 26th, 2008 by admin

Feature Article: Nine Essential Steps to Perfect Nutrition

In this newsletter, I’m going to present you with nine simple nutritional steps that are absolutely essential to your wellness. These are not unattainable goals or fringe treatments, but rather, they are practical tips and tricks that you can automatically implement into your everyday life. READER BEWARE: If you scroll through these nine steps and realize that you have not yet implemented *any* of them, then you must be prepared to handle the drastic improvement in your body image, your mental clarity, your immune system, and your fat burning *if* you act upon and activate the exponential benefit of each of the steps.

1) Look at the clock. If it is 2 hours before you lay your head on the pillow to sleep, you should not be consuming any food. Period. You will shut down growth hormone release as you sleep, which is a compound essential to fat burning, immune health, and lean muscle formation. Instead, grab a water (or soda water), squeeze a lemon or lime, and sip away.

2) Treat yourself to a massive breakfast. That’s right. Indulge. If you really want maximum benefit, go on a short, 20 minute walk or light jog prior to breakfast, then indulge. 250-400 calories for females, 300-500 calories for males - include a complex carbohydrate, a complete protein, a healthy fat, and a dose of fiber. Be full. Your metabolism, appetite, and waistline will thank you later.

3) Eat often. Every 1.5 hours if you can. Small meals. Graze like a squirrel or a bird. Cherry tomatoes, sugar snap peas, almonds, bits of sweet potato, turkey slices, half an apple. There is no better way to forming fat than “3 square meals”. That is how sumo wrestlers eat, as a matter of fact.

4) Eat protein and fat later in the day. As soon as noon hits, you should be hitting the lean meats, the healthy fats like olive and avocado, and the low starch carbohydrates like broccoli and cauliflower. Get the denser, grain-based and fruit-based carbs primarily over with in the A.M. hours.

5) Get a diet diary and write it down. Yes, it sounds dumb, but it makes an enormous difference. You’ll be amazed at the emerging patterns and the realization of your diet that you begin to possess. A simple notepad will suffice.

6) Drink like a fish. Indulge in the hippest water bottle you can find and keep it constantly full and by your side. Maximize fat burning and minimize appetite cravings by keeping your body constantly hydrated with clean, pure water.

7) Keep the fridge green. If you open your refrigerator and at least 50% of what you see is not vegetables, then you need help. Buy ‘em, pick ‘em, get ‘em delivered, whatever it takes. Out of sight is out of mind, but in sight is in mind. If they are there, you’ll eat them, and not the handful of “healthy” mixed nuts.

8) HFCS. It stand for High Fructose Corn Syrup. Look for it on the label of everything you eat it. If it’s there, don’t eat it. That’s simple, right?

9) Stay accountable. Knowing that someone else will be looking at, analyzing, inspecting, and providing valuable information on every morsel that enters your mouth can be quite motivating - and also open your eyes to a whole new world of dietary information that you never knew existed. You can start by looking into a nutritional consultant or coach. Check it out at www.pacificfit.net/fitness.html. If you’re local, come visit the Champions Sports Medicine facility on 730 N Hamilton in Spokane, WA. Either way, find a professional to guarantee you’re doing things right.

Until next time, train smart,

Ben Greenfield

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What Are the Uses of Clenbuterol?

October 25th, 2008 by admin

What Are the Uses of Clenbuterol?

The uses of Clenbuterol are varied, including the uses of the same as a bronchodilator, and as a lypolitic. Clenbuterol falls in the broad category of the sympathomimetics, which are drugs that stimulate the various smooth muscles, and including the mucous membranes, and inhibit the smooth muscles of the bronchial tree. Such uses of Clenbuterol are applied in the field of asthma or other breathing disorder treatments. Clenbuterol is specifically categorized as a lypolitic, which is a fat burning agent. In effect, what Clenbuterol does is to mobilize the free fat cells from the adipose tissues, and convert them into energy. Apart from this it stimulates the glycogenolysis process of the breakdown of glucose in the liver and muscle. Such effects of the drug have significant impact on the overall fat composition in the body, which in turn helps to create leaner, fat free muscles. Clenbuterol also exhibits anabolic activity, and acts similar to ephedrine. Clenbuterol remains in the body for days at end, unlike any other drug that lasts for a few hours, which indicates a more effective fat mobilization process throughout the day. The use of Clenbuterol as a fat burning and anabolic drug is seen in the sphere of body building and athletics. Many body builders take such drugs for an increase in lean muscle and decrease in overall fat, however, the effects of Clenbuterol are temporary, for about 3-4 weeks, and should not be used for longer periods of time as it has certain side effects.Clenbuterol Hydrochloride or Clen as it is known for short, comes in tablets and liquid, though the liquid is meant for horses, and is very hard to dose correctly for humans. Tablets come in 20 or 40mcg doses, but as men take 80-160mcg a day in one dose, and women take 80-120mcg a day in one dose, why would anyone want the 20mcg tablets.Clenbuterol can only safely be taken for three weeks, after that the beta 2 receptors become worn out and the Clenbuterol is doing nothing to help, after a three week cycle of Clenbuterol, one must stop for another three weeks to let the beta 2 receptors recover. If you want to take Clenbuterol for longer than three weeks, you must take ketotifen tablets, 2-3mg a day of Ketotifen, taken before bed (it makes you very drowsy), means you can use Clenbuterol for 6-8 weeks without a break. People often stack (combine) Clenbuterol Hydrochloride tablets with T3 Cytomel, combined Clenbuterol and T3 Cytomel tablets at the same time for 3 weeks will burn an amazing amount of fat. The T3 Cytomel stimulates your thyroid, when your thyroid is stimulated your metabolism rises and you burn fat extremely quickly. T3 Cytomel is also only ever used for three weeks, and then stopped for three weeks, taking Ketotifen does not mean that you can take T3 Cytomel for longer than three weeks.

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Losing Weight: Burn Belly Fat Fast-best Way for Beginner Models to Lose Weight, Burn Fat, Get Leaner and Gain More Muscle

October 24th, 2008 by admin

Models that want to maintain a figure, burn some tummy, chest, thighs, bottom, and waist line fat need to choose right. Going the supplements, drugs and strict dieting way can cause anorexia, depression, addiction and outright emaciation.

The modeling industry is ruthless and non-forgiving. One who was the star today can be buried in weeks if they do not watch their weight. A pound of extra fat usually sends a model into panic mode.

Ofcourse it’s even harsher for beginner models who have not made a name for themselves yet.

We often hear of acute cases of anorexia among the modeling world that sometimes escalates to death or manic depression.

The natural body as we know it can only take so much. It asks what it needs and has to get it an in its required measure.

Working on the borderline is not only risky but also needs you know exactly what are the markings of your boundaries. Any extremities and you will find your self in a hospital being intravenously fed.

Many models result to supplements and body toning drugs. This is not advisable since life doesn’t start and end being a model.

Maybe now it might seem so, but once you are done, the effects of weight loss drugs set it. And I guaranteed you wont like that.

Allow me to introduce one of the time tested natural ways to burn your body fat, convert it into lean muscle and define your body’s curves and bends better.

This method of changing fat into lean muscle was developed and tested by Tom Venuto. Tom has been in the fitness industry for 25 years and has a Bsc. in Exercise Science, is affiliated to a dozen professional fitness associations and is a certified personal instructor with several institutions.

He developed his natural fat conversion method and tested it on himself over time.

The results; he won 2nd place in Mr. Natural America and North America among many other accolades and titles. What you will be getting from Tom is his own developed and tested method of loosing excess fat and becoming lean and well toned.

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How to get rid of Belly Fat Permanently

October 24th, 2008 by admin

Do you ever wonder why you can not seem to get rid of that stubborn body fat? Why do the popular weight loss diets not work? You may experience losing a few pounds today, but when you wake up tomorrow, you find that the lost pounds came back. The basic truth is that the popular trendy weight loss diets really do not work in the long run.

The real solution is avoiding that yo-yo effect that so many people fall into and start making some serious changes in how much and how often you eat, your exercise routine, and planning. What happens to most of us is we follow a diet for a month or two but return to our hold habits after that, what happens? We end up back at the same weight we were before we dieted. To avoid this from happening you must make a commitment to change your meal plan, avoid snacking, and get out and get active at least once a day. This will not only have you losing weight, but it will have you keeping it off forever.

Burn More Calories then you Take In

The only secret that exists in the weight loss industry is that you must eat fewer calories each day then your body is naturally going to burn. So why not just stop eating all together then? Well a couple of reasons, besides the unhealthy part, one is you won’t lose as much as you think because your body goes into starvation mode and holds onto the calories it has. When it does need energy it will burn not only fat but also lean muscle. The second reason not to starve yourself is because you’ll almost certainly eat enough to gain all the weight back when you do eat.

Reducing your calorie intake by a healthy amount (300-500 a day) will have you losing weight each week. If you throw some intense exercise on top of that you’ll see even better results. Dropping your calories any further then that will cause you to lose lean muscle which your body needs to function properly.

Be Careful how much weight you lose

A safe speed to lose weight is about pound or two each week. More then that and you’re probably either pushing yourself to hard or you’ve cut out to many calories from your diet. The easiest way to achieve this weekly weight loss goal is by reducing your daily calorie intake by cutting back on snacking, carbohydrates and fatty meats. Replace them with fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins. Also ensure you’re getting out for some form of daily exercise it’s a must for a healthy lifestyle.

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