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It's a shame almost everyone (including women) fall into the trap of thinking that the legal status of a drug is some indicator of it's effectiveness. If I had a dollar for every post I've seen on this board during the last 6 years asking about "var" or "clen" I'd be independently wealthy. People assume that b/c they're illegal they must be great.
Now stop and consider this for a moment. Why are drugs either banned entirely or not available w/o prescription? Is it b/c they are super effective at doing what are intended to do? Hey this stuff works WAY too well, let's ban it!
No. They become black or gray market drugs b/c of potentially dangerous side effects. A drug's side effects has no relationship at all to its efficacy. It could well be only moderately effective, but have lots of potentially serious side effects.
Based on my personal experience, and the anecdotal experience of others, I feel that there are legal "prohormones" (designer steroids, actually) that are as anabolic as oxandrolone. Fewer sides? Perhaps, perhaps not. Lower cost per pound of muscle gained? Quite probably. The point is the legal status of a product should never be the only thing you consider.
As for fatloss, for years I have felt Clenbutural to be wildly overrated. It's a drug supported mostly by it's Internet fitness board mythology. There are so many better choices of fatloss products I can't imagine any other reason why Clen is still even discussed. Hell even a proper keto diet compares favorably to clenbutural in terms of effectiveness and w/o the horrible central nervous system side effects.
So my last word on this subject is consider everything when shopping for a musclebuilding or fatloss product, and never assume that just b/c something has been outlawed it must be the best possible choice.
Now stop and consider this for a moment. Why are drugs either banned entirely or not available w/o prescription? Is it b/c they are super effective at doing what are intended to do? Hey this stuff works WAY too well, let's ban it!
No. They become black or gray market drugs b/c of potentially dangerous side effects. A drug's side effects has no relationship at all to its efficacy. It could well be only moderately effective, but have lots of potentially serious side effects.
Based on my personal experience, and the anecdotal experience of others, I feel that there are legal "prohormones" (designer steroids, actually) that are as anabolic as oxandrolone. Fewer sides? Perhaps, perhaps not. Lower cost per pound of muscle gained? Quite probably. The point is the legal status of a product should never be the only thing you consider.
As for fatloss, for years I have felt Clenbutural to be wildly overrated. It's a drug supported mostly by it's Internet fitness board mythology. There are so many better choices of fatloss products I can't imagine any other reason why Clen is still even discussed. Hell even a proper keto diet compares favorably to clenbutural in terms of effectiveness and w/o the horrible central nervous system side effects.
So my last word on this subject is consider everything when shopping for a musclebuilding or fatloss product, and never assume that just b/c something has been outlawed it must be the best possible choice.
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