Clenbuterol Deus Medical CLENOMED 40

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Product and Laboratory: CLENOMED 40 (Clenbuterol) by Deus Medical

CLENOMED 40 Deus Medical Clenbuterol HCL is the brand name of the Clenbuterol HCL stimulant and fat burner manufactured by Deus Medical.

CLENOMED 40 (Clenbuterol HCL) is a notorious fat-burning compound that works by increasing thermogenesis, which increases metabolism even during rest. It is not limited to bodybuilders and athletes but definitely works best with a proper dieting and workout routine. CLENOMED (Clenbuterol HCL) works wonders for bodybuilders, athletic models, and those who already want to maintain a lean body by getting rid of the most stubborn fat areas of an already fat body. However, there are other choices for those who are usually overweight.

A secondary, less known effect of CLENOMED 40 (Clenbuterol HCL) is appetite suppression and increased cardiovascular performance.

Doses:

Our SARMS CLENOMED 40 (Clenbuterol HCL) doses should start at about 20mcg early in the day, daily. Then gradually increase from the beginning to the middle of the cycle and then decrease to the same starting level 1 week before the end. Training cycle. After two weeks with two weeks off, safety reasons should increase to a total of 120-150mcg per day for a total cycle length of 12 weeks around 20mcg.

Women should go for a maximum of 80-120 mcg daily.

An example of the CLENOMED Clenbuterol HCL cycle is:

Days 1-2: 20mcg

Days 3-4: 40 mcg

Days 5-6: 60 mcg

Days 7-8: 80 mcg

Days 9-10: 100 mcg

Days 11-12: 120 mcg

Days 13-14: 140 mcg

When the cycle is stopped, and after a break of 2 weeks, doses should be resumed at 140mcg daily.

Harmful aspect

It is important to note that CLENOMED deus-medical Clenbuterol HCL is a stimulant and possible side effects are individual-specific and may not be seen in some cases. However, some potential side effects are tremors or tremors, increased sweating, insomnia, headache, increased blood pressure, muscle cramps, nausea, and mood changes. Less common are fast or irregular heartbeat, vomiting or diarrhea, rapid breathing, and very high blood pressure.