Injectable Helios:5,4 mg yohimbe hcl
40mcg clenbuterol hcl
A friend of mine gave me 2 50ml bottles of this in exchange for a few dbol tabs.Anybody know anything about this? It doesnt seem very popular on the market anymore, dunno if its b/c of the small amount of labs that produce it or if its just an inneffective product.im either gonna sell it or use later in my summer cut. feedback appreciated. thanks
This is exactly what they look like…
[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:
A mate of mine raved about it a while ago. Don’t know if he ever managed to get any though.
I’ll be interested to see how it works for you 
Bushy[/quote]
You wouldnt happen to know what the dosing protocol for this would you? I would assume similar to oral clen? or no?
hmmm…i seem to always end up using myself as a guinea pig.lol. I was reading a log somewhere on google and a guy was stacking this with low dose gh 2ius 5on/2off and received pretty dramatic results.
My gh came thru,this is in, and now the troublesome of getting my aas…wish me luck.haha
look forward to hearing your experience with this compound. keep us updated
Dezz
It’s mainly used for spot-reduction. This is the brain-child of Dan Duchaine. Here’s an article on it.
“In a issue of Muscle Media 2000, in the October 1996 issue, “Steroid Guru” Dan Duchaine presents an article titled “Lower Body Fat.” In this piece Dan recalls the plight of a female bodybuilding friend who found it impossible
to lose fat in her below-the-waste region. No matter what she did - from exercise to drugs to steroids to near starvation - none of her strategies yielded success.
Then, in a section subtitled “You Know About Beta Agonists, But … How About Alpha2 Blocker?,” Duchaine lays it on the line. Ephedrine stimulates adrenoreceptors, but only those of the beta class. Among the three members of this class beta1 signals for fat mobilization while beta2 and beta3 concern themselves with the generation of thermogenic activity in the mitochondria. “Burn more fatty acids for heat,” they command. While you
might think that these latter two receptors would result in increased lower-body fat loss, it just doesn’t work that way.
The reason is because there are few beta1 receptors - the generators for fat mobilization - in the lower body regions. However, what there are - and
too many at that - in the lower-body fat are alpha2 receptors. Specifically, there are 9 times more alpha2 than beta1 receptors. When alpha2 receptors are stimulated they block fat mobilization, achieving a
near opposite effect of beta1 receptors resulting in an increased stubbornness to lose lower-body fat. Worse yet, noradrenaline generation is
reduced and body temperature is lowered. Then, to top it all off, on low calorie diets, alpha2 receptors increase.
Duchaine goes on to say that this process affects far more women than men, who normally have fewer alpha2 receptors … except for Duchaine! The glad news, however, is that there is a alpha2 blocker available as an
over-the-counter herbal supplement, and that the blocker is yohimbine, the chief active ingredient in yohimbe. Unlike ephedrine, yohimbe is not an
agonist but an antagonist - it doesn’t stimulate receptors, it blocks them. And when yohimbe blocks alpha2 receptors, noradrenaline flows and the
resulting effect is increased body temperature and increased fat burning, even in the difficult area of the lower body.”
Hey Sota,
I’m very interested in hearing about your experience with this. Many of us have tried transdermal yohimbine products with little success, so it will be interesting to see if the injectable will come through. Of course, with the clen included, it may be hard to tell what’s doing what, but I’m still very curious as to how effective the product will be.
Looks like another Sota guinea pig thread to follow…
Also, just sent you a PM.
I had a buddy of mine who got his hands on some of this. Enough to last him for 3 cuts prior to three shows. And he won three shows…lol
It’s definitely some good shit, I’ll check and see if I can get ya some exact dosing protocol since we all know clen is not something to be taken lightly.