BigAndy69 said:
The point is to make sure the Yohimbine is completely absorbed by the body. On an empty stomach it would take 30 to 60 mins to absorb. Then, it would be okay to eat. If there is presence of insulin such as 60 minutes AFTER a meal, it would not work.
No, that is not the point. The point is that there are alpha 2 receptors on pancreatic beta cells, and if they are blocked by yohimbine, more insulin is released in response to elevations in blood glucose. Insulin, as we know, is profoundly anti-lipolytic -- thus, elevated blood glucose (from a meal) + yohimbine = significantly elevated insulin = no lipolysis.
That is why yohimbine and carbs don't mix, not because insulin stops absorption or inhibits its alpha2 antagonism.
>3mg of Yohimbine HCL(not Yohimbe) a pill X 4 = 12 >mg. This is a large and effective amount.
Per day, divided into 4 doses, which is what Mr. X stated as a MAXIMUM amount...???
I think not.
>Have you ever tried Yohimbine orally? If you have and >it didn't work for you it was probably because you >didn't use it properly.
I did not say it did not work, I said 2.5 mg won't work. The literature backs up that statement.
>Norephedrine may or may not be thermogenic, but it's >real value is appetite suppression. This is more far >more important than increased thermogenesis.
I agree.