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macrophage69alpha
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yup let's hear them
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macrophage69alpha
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there is nothing wrong with being a skeptic, there have and are a lot of topical (transdermal) products that either dont work or are merely diuretics.
Yohimburn main mode of action is via A2 adrenoceptor blocking (A2 antagonism). Yohimburn delivers high amounts of yohimbine(A2 antagonist) and other liupolysis enhancing drugs to directly to local tissue.
One of the primary causes of "stubborn fat" is high A2 receptor tissue content. The A2 receptor is like a brake on lipolysis, its a negative feedback mechanism with respect to norephrine. When NE is released it binds to the A2 which then down regulates NE production, making it very difficult to lose fat from areas with high A2 concentrations. Blocking the A2 not only allows for normal amounts of NE (lipolytic) to be released, it also increases the amount released. Hence it allows for not only normal utilization of fatty acids, which previously was not possible due to A2 receptor density, it also increases local metabolism of fatty acids.
Throw2Far said:
there is nothing wrong with being a skeptic, there have and are a lot of topical (transdermal) products that either dont work or are merely diuretics.
Yohimburn main mode of action is via A2 adrenoceptor blocking (A2 antagonism). Yohimburn delivers high amounts of yohimbine(A2 antagonist) and other liupolysis enhancing drugs to directly to local tissue.
One of the primary causes of "stubborn fat" is high A2 receptor tissue content. The A2 receptor is like a brake on lipolysis, its a negative feedback mechanism with respect to norephrine. When NE is released it binds to the A2 which then down regulates NE production, making it very difficult to lose fat from areas with high A2 concentrations. Blocking the A2 not only allows for normal amounts of NE (lipolytic) to be released, it also increases the amount released. Hence it allows for not only normal utilization of fatty acids, which previously was not possible due to A2 receptor density, it also increases local metabolism of fatty acids.
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It has been 11 days since I started YES. I put it on in the morning and then go straight to the gym and do cardio. I am starting to see small improvements on my midsection. I sweat pretty good during my workout. I put the YES on about 20 minutes before cardio and take a shower 45 minute later. Macro, is that enough time for the YES to absorb? Is there anything wrong with applying YES two times per day? Would that increase my chances for fat burn?
It has been 11 days since I started YES. I put it on in the morning and then go straight to the gym and do cardio. I am starting to see small improvements on my midsection. I sweat pretty good during my workout. I put the YES on about 20 minutes before cardio and take a shower 45 minute later. Macro, is that enough time for the YES to absorb? Is there anything wrong with applying YES two times per day? Would that increase my chances for fat burn?
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