Albuterol : max dosage

[supertesty]

Hey guys,

I wonder whats the max dosage of albuterol ? Im using it at 4mg 4/days with no sides at all but I know its perfectly legit because I feel the BP and see the fat loss.
Its impressive how this campound have no sides compared to clen.

 

[Bigunitny]

Hey guys,



I wonder whats the max dosage of albuterol ? Im using it at 4mg 4/days with no sides at all but I know its perfectly legit because I feel the BP and see the fat loss.

Its impressive how this campound have no sides compared to clen.

4mg is two pills 4 times a day or every 6 hours . U lost how much weight?


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[sodzl]

Max adult dose is listed at 8mg 4xa day in must medical journals.

 

[Smack]

Hey guys,

I wonder whats the max dosage of albuterol ? Im using it at 4mg 4/days with no sides at all but I know its perfectly legit because I feel the BP and see the fat loss.
Its impressive how this campound have no sides compared to clen.

Any cardio increases?

 

[Stewie]

Hopefully you're getting in enough calcium, magnesium and potassium?

Albuterol has a tendency to lower these minerals, in some cases quite significantly.

 

[supertesty]

Hopefully you're getting in enough calcium, magnesium and potassium?

Albuterol has a tendency to lower these minerals, in some cases quite significantly.

wow didnt know that. i always supp in magn but not potassium. what dosage of potassium do you recommand ? thanks

 

[tri-terror]

Lmao thats just plain not true. I give asthma patients 20mg to 40mg an hour.

You can take a shit ton orally. But if you are having results I would bump it up incrementally as you plateau.

It can drop your pottasium but that's very unlikely. You need mega mega doses to do that.

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[Stewie]

Lmao thats just plain not true. I give asthma patients 20mg to 40mg an hour.

You can take a shit ton orally. But if you are having results I would bump it up incrementally as you plateau.

It can drop your pottasium but that's very unlikely. You need mega mega doses to do that.

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Do you feel there's a difference between an ill patient vs an individual that's pushing the limits by exercising, excess electrolyte loss?

 

[tri-terror]

I cannot say with absolute certainty but as there really are not studies done regarding that(that I have seen anyway).

I think its a good idea for any athlete to maintain their electrolytes though regardless.

I treat a lot of patients with really bad asthma exacerbations. And while they are not technically exercising, their insensible losses are quite high from breathing very fast. They are also not allowed to eat so the only way they maintain is thru iv supplements. I haven't ever seen a dip in electrolytes other than pottassium, and that is on patients getting 40mg an hour for days and days.

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[supertesty]

I cannot say with absolute certainty but as there really are not studies done regarding that(that I have seen anyway).

I think its a good idea for any athlete to maintain their electrolytes though regardless.

I treat a lot of patients with really bad asthma exacerbations. And while they are not technically exercising, their insensible losses are quite high from breathing very fast. They are also not allowed to eat so the only way they maintain is thru iv supplements. I haven't ever seen a dip in electrolytes other than pottassium, and that is on patients getting 40mg an hour for days and days.

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very interesting pal. did you notice any fatloss with them ?