Originally posted by: Zakath15
Xenadrine EMF... what kind of dosage do they recommend? (1 pill with each meal, ...?)
Originally posted by: Zakath15
Xenadrine EMF... what kind of dosage do they recommend? (1 pill with each meal, ...?)
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Originally posted by: guyver01
Originally posted by: badluck
neither cause the both can klill you
great response.....so can driving a car.....go away troll....
considering Ephedra has many problems.... i would say he is correct, not a troll.
Disputed Study Calls Ephedra Most Dangerous Herb
MONDAY, Feb. 3 (HealthScoutNews) -- A study of data from poison control centers shows the controversial supplement ephedra is by far the most dangerous herbal product on the market, San Francisco researchers claim.
While ephedra accounted for less that 1 percent of herbal supplement sales in 2001, it was responsible for 62 percent of all the herbal-related reports made to poison control centers that year, says a study that will appear in the March 18 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Out of the millions of people who use ephedra products every year, only a very small percentage (I'd be willing to bet less than 1%) have any adverse effects to it. It's because a couple people die that it's blown out of proportion. I bet more old farts have died from viagra, with less users than ephedra users. (Just a hypothesis)
Originally posted by: Zakath15
What about Xenadrine EXF? Are there any potential side effects with that? AFAIK it doesn't contain any ephedrine.
Originally posted by: Zakath15
Originally posted by: Zakath15
What about Xenadrine EXF? Are there any potential side effects with that? AFAIK it doesn't contain any ephedrine.
No one's really answered this question... is a product such as Xenadrine EXF (that does NOT contain ephedrine) safe enough to use as a light daily weight-loss supplement?
Originally posted by: C'DaleRider
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
Originally posted by: guyver01
Originally posted by: badluck
neither cause the both can klill you
great response.....so can driving a car.....go away troll....
considering Ephedra has many problems.... i would say he is correct, not a troll.
Disputed Study Calls Ephedra Most Dangerous Herb
MONDAY, Feb. 3 (HealthScoutNews) -- A study of data from poison control centers shows the controversial supplement ephedra is by far the most dangerous herbal product on the market, San Francisco researchers claim.
While ephedra accounted for less that 1 percent of herbal supplement sales in 2001, it was responsible for 62 percent of all the herbal-related reports made to poison control centers that year, says a study that will appear in the March 18 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Out of the millions of people who use ephedra products every year, only a very small percentage (I'd be willing to bet less than 1%) have any adverse effects to it. It's because a couple people die that it's blown out of proportion. I bet more old farts have died from viagra, with less users than ephedra users. (Just a hypothesis)
Yep, all out of proportion...........tell that to Steve Bechler, who died of heatstroke yesterday. He was using an Ephedra product to drop some weight. The physical exertion in 81-degree weather, not exactly the heat one expects to see during heat injuries, combined with the ephedra in his system to help him drop some weight, gave him the final weight drop..........the permanent one. Belcher was not exactly an out-of-shape old fart.
"An autopsy will help determine whether Bechler had been taking the dietary supplement ephedrine, which has been linked to heatstroke and heart attacks.
Broward County medical examiner Dr. Joshua Perper acknowledged a published report that a bottle of a supplement containing ephedrine was found in Bechler's locker."
Now, not everyone who takes ephedra keels over and dies, but a drug that speeds up your heart rate, raises your blood pressure, as ephedra and every other stimulant does, is hazardous when taken incorrectly. Unfortunately, a strong stimulant like ephedra should be used under medical direction and is NOT a food supplement or such as its advertised right ow to circumvent current drug laws. Under current drug laws, ephedra's been shown to cause heart attacks, strokes, heatstroke, and other side effects; side effects so dangerous and numerous that if ephedra were under FDA control, it would have been pulled from the market.
Originally posted by: Zakath15
Originally posted by: Zakath15
Originally posted by: Zakath15
What about Xenadrine EXF? Are there any potential side effects with that? AFAIK it doesn't contain any ephedrine.
No one's really answered this question... is a product such as Xenadrine EXF (that does NOT contain ephedrine) safe enough to use as a light daily weight-loss supplement?
Originally posted by: SnapIT
It burns calories, great if you are too lazy to take a brisk walk...
I have never had any use for the stuff, why should i waste my money when walking is free?
The whole Ephedra discussion, yes, it is true that Ephedra can be dangerous, in fact, more dangerous than the more potent Clenbuterol and Salbutamol (or the longer acting Salmeterol) because it is "less clean" meaning it does not make a good fit at the receptor site...
However, as you will not see the thyroid degradation with ephedra, i suppose it has some use...
Originally posted by: BD231
Take Thermal Cuts by Sci Fit, no chromium to screw with your glucose levels and it's cheap. Ephedra in plant form is called MaHuang (which is what is used in these supplements). People get the Plant form mixed up with Phen Phen which is the dangorus stuff made up in ladratiories, MaHuang is not bad for you at all if the dose is kept under 100mg a day (these weight loss pills have you taking 40 to 60 a day tops). It is said that white willow bark and MaHuang combined can cause heart valve problems in large amounts, but all current forms of these supplements (aside from the HORRIBLE Metabolife) use a VERY small amount of willow bark to counter any side effects of MaHuang, the only way your going to hurt yourself at all with these pills is taking way more than the recomended dose (these are the people who have killed themselfs).
MaHuang has been used in China/Asian countries to to take care of Asthma, Common Colds and flu symptoms for hundreds of years. Just take what's recomended and there's nothing to worry about, a healthy body is more than capeable of handling these supplemts in moderate amounts.
Originally posted by: Zakath15
Originally posted by: SnapIT
It burns calories, great if you are too lazy to take a brisk walk...
I have never had any use for the stuff, why should i waste my money when walking is free?
The whole Ephedra discussion, yes, it is true that Ephedra can be dangerous, in fact, more dangerous than the more potent Clenbuterol and Salbutamol (or the longer acting Salmeterol) because it is "less clean" meaning it does not make a good fit at the receptor site...
However, as you will not see the thyroid degradation with ephedra, i suppose it has some use...
I work out often, 3 times a week, weights and running - I walk every where (around 10-15 miles a week or so) as well. I'm a fairly healthy eater, lots of fruits and vegetables, not many carbs (except the occasional bowl of ramen). I snack more than I should, but that isn't normally an issue, I don't think.
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
I see all these supplements being advertised but it's kind of confusing,what are the best ones for a newbie to try?
Originally posted by: LedZeppelin
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
I see all these supplements being advertised but it's kind of confusing,what are the best ones for a newbie to try?
It's a new magic pill called "Gotothegymexerciseregularlyandwatchwhatyoueat".
I had a buddy die this past January of a heart attack while out to see the Super Bowl. He and a few other buddies were lucky enough to get hooked up with the tickets, and they flew out the Thursday of the game. He went to the gym the day before just to get his normal workout in when he collapsed in the middle of working out, right at the gym. The autopsy showed the cause of death was a heart attack brought on by an excessive amount of ephedra. Sure, now you're going to start hearing about the dangers of this drug now because of Bechler, but it really makes you think of all the ones you DON'T hear about, everyone that's not famous and just looking for a quick fix to losing a few pounds.
Originally posted by: TheEvil1
Originally posted by: badluck
neither cause the both can klill you
great response.....so can driving a car.....go away troll....
im not trolling ass itf fukin true! moron
i know 2 people that have dies cause of this crap. young people in their 20's and in good health. taking it to loose weight and bulk up. the both had heart attacks and died.
its bad for you. IIRC its not FDA dosent liek it either. O and another thing 2 years ago my roomate called teh Stacker company to see how much efedra is in teh stackers and they said that they werent allowed to release that kind of information. kinda makes you think
Its not called "HERBAL Extacy" for teh hell of it
Spellchecker is your friend, dude. My head hurts from reading your post.
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Originally posted by: LedZeppelin
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
I see all these supplements being advertised but it's kind of confusing,what are the best ones for a newbie to try?
It's a new magic pill called "Gotothegymexerciseregularlyandwatchwhatyoueat".
I had a buddy die this past January of a heart attack while out to see the Super Bowl. He and a few other buddies were lucky enough to get hooked up with the tickets, and they flew out the Thursday of the game. He went to the gym the day before just to get his normal workout in when he collapsed in the middle of working out, right at the gym. The autopsy showed the cause of death was a heart attack brought on by an excessive amount of ephedra. Sure, now you're going to start hearing about the dangers of this drug now because of Bechler, but it really makes you think of all the ones you DON'T hear about, everyone that's not famous and just looking for a quick fix to losing a few pounds.
I do exercise and watch what I eat very carefully,I've managed to take off excess weight and been successful at keeping it off (no weight gain over the winter months here) I ask because one see's so many Ads for various products that would appear to be helpful to those who do exercise regularly in helping them blast off that last bit of fat.Isn't Ephedra similar to what's used for people with allergies,asthma? I've been treated in an emergency with Euphedrine sp? and it cleared my airway but made my heart feel like it was doing a jack hammer routine.