Usage Albuterol Sulfate

Albuterol Sulfate

(Salbutamol)

This stuff is Clenbuterol’s shorter acting brother. Essentially, it has all of the effects of Clenbuterol, but actually may be better for athletes. See, where Clen has a very long lasting effect in the body, Usage Albuterol actually has a comparatively short active and Half-Life. Since we know that we can expect all of the fun fat-burning effects Clen has, when using Usage Albuterol, let’s take a look at some of the more interesting effects it’s had on strength.

In one study, subjects performed 9 wk of isokinetic knee extensions twice weekly. Usage Albuterol was given to one group, and placebo to the other, for 6 wks; groups received 16 mg.d-1 of either treatment, they were strength trained, and the results recorded. Anyway, making a long story short, the Usage Albuterol group at both midtesting and post-testing had higher scores than the non-Albuterol group. These results give clear indications that even theraptic doses of Usage Albuterol administered with resistance exercise may augment strength gains above and beyond those experienced without Usage Albuterol (2).

Anecdotally, Clenbuterol and Ephedrine have both shown themselves capable of temporarily increasing strength, and I would bet most beta-agonists have this effect, but I don’t think has been shown as conclusively as it has been with Usage Albuterol.

There’ve also been more than a few complaints of Clen causing athletes to lose their wind, especially those whose sports require a higher Vo2 max than most. Usage Albuterol, perhaps due to its short Half-Life, may not have this deleterious effect (1) and therefore may actually be a more effective choice for athletes, though not bodybuilders, who can benefit from Clen’s long-lasting lipolytic effect.