Posted by WG on January 16, 1997 at 12:31:27:
In Reply to: Getting rid of excess fat. posted by Conan on January 16, 1997 at 11:55:31:
: If on a strict low calorie diet and an intense workout. Weghts and cardio workout how good would results from using a cycle of Anvar,winstral,clenbuteral. Not all together but one by itself. What kind of results have any bod who has used one of these reasons to get rid of some unwanted fat. Im 6' 1' 235 16% body fat i got a good muscle build but i have some unwanted fat i been trying to get rid of for some time. Ive lost 70 pounds in the last year and a half but i have hit plato where i cant seem to get by. So any exsperiences with anything to help. Im not interested with trying any thyriod drugs.
By my own experience, I would never take clen AND exercise hardly at the same time. Clen puts a lot of stress over your cardiovascular system (among other things you will experience increased blood pressure). Usually I go to the gym early morning, and I save my first pill of clen to be taken after the workout.
I've no experience with Winstrol, but Anavar (oxandrolone) is good to get rid of localized fats (brown fat tissues, like love handles). But to act as a 'fat buster' Anavar should be taken in doses higher than usual (from 40mg to 80mg daily), and a low calories diet is a must (wich, on the other hand, would somewhat impair its anabolic properties). Thyroid medications aren't that bad, if taken in low dosages (Cytomel: 25mg daily) for a short period of time. Otherwise, I should be dead right now. Cytomel can greatly improve clen's effectiveness. If your problem is to keep your mouth closed (like me), a very good option is Redux (dexfenfluramide). Unlike other anphetamine-based anoretics, it doesn't affect your mood nor causes dependency, also direct your appetite towards proteins, instead of carbo. It's a prescription drug.
Insulin-like drugs seem to be the next generation drugs to lose fat quickly. They induce the body into a crontroled-hipoinsulimia (have you noticed that all the insulin-dependend diabetics are skinny ?), since insulin plays a major role in fat storage. Personally I have no personal experience with those drugs (Glucophage is one of them).
The botton-line is: there is no magic-drug to eliminate fat. Altough you can use a lot of 'chemical help' to get rid of your fat, diet and exercise are still a must.
HTH.
WG