Astralean

Astralean (Clenbuterol HCL) is used as a bronchodilator and decongestant in patients suffering from asthma and other breathing disorders. It also acts as a thermogenic drug. It increases the metabolic rate of the body and also the rate at which body fat is broken down. It is often used by bodybuilders to "cut" fat. Astralean also increases aerobic capacity and oxygen transportation and has for performance enhancement in sports.

Clenbuterol HCL is a Beta-2 sympathomimetic. For asthma sufferers, Astralean (Clenbuterol HCL) can benefits by open the airways (bronchodilation). For weight loss, Astralean (Clenbuterol HCL) works by increasing body temperature, increasing the body`s basal metabolic rate (BMR), and increasing the rate at which fat is burnt.

In sports, Astralean (Clenbuterol HCL) has been used to enhance performace. Its bronchodilatory effect along with increased oxygen transportation, increase aerobic capacity, increased CNS stimulation (central nervous system stimulation) and increased blood pressure allows atheltes to operate at a higher level.

Astralean (Clenbuterol HCL) is often taken as part of a "cutting cycle" to quickly reduce body fat. Because the body will adjust to Clenbuterol, many people cycle on and off. The thermogenic effects tend to wear off after a couple of months, and the anaboic and anti-catabolic effects wear off after 2-3 weeks. With this in mind, many people use a two-week on, two-week off cycle.

A general rule of thumb for a starting dosage is 40mcg (two tablets) for men and 20mcg (one tablet) for women. During the cycle, dosages may increase up to 4-8 tablets and day for men and 2-4 tablets a day for women.

Many of the side effects of Astralean (Clenbuterol HCL) occur as a result of the increased CNS stimulation. These include:

• headaches
• nervousness
• shaking
• insomnia

The increased body temperature may cause you to sweat more than usual.

You masy also notice an increased heart rate, high blood pressure (hypertension), palpitations, breathing difficulties, dry motuh, muscle cramps, tachycardia or thyrotoxicosis.