isn't nyc better than eca?

[Lumbuss]

i havent read much on which supplements are more effective, but i read lots of posts about how people use xen (eca) and hydroxycut (eca). How come more people dont use NYC, wouldn't it be much more effective? I dont belive the aspirin plays a big role in stopping any part of the negative feed back system from beta receptor stimulation, and if you think it does cant you just take a baby aspirin with your nyc? Shouldn't norephedirine (sp??) be more effective than ephedra also, because it doesn't require a second messanger system? Plus the yohmbine, that should block the a2 receptors and help lyposis along even better. So why don't people take NYCA, as opposed to NYC, or the more popular ECA? Without knowing much about the supplement industry, wouldn't NYC be better in theory, with eca and yohmbine combined coming in a close second? Or could there be side effects from mixing all these SNS stimulating drugs togeather?

 

[trial0rzgrl]

what you wrote makes total sense...however... nyc gave me zero results... and eca really works for me.. yohimbine by itself works well before cardio... im going to try eca + yohimbine in the future to test it out.... but as for my body... it does not like nyc

 

[Lumbuss]

what is the general consensus on which is better? it just seems like nyc would be better, but i dont see all these nyc products, its all about eca. and i see all these threads about eca, and little about nyc. is nyc harder to get than eca?

 

[thx9000]

what is the general consensus on which is better? it just seems like nyc would be better, but i dont see all these nyc products, its all about eca. and i see all these threads about eca, and little about nyc. is nyc harder to get than eca?

I liked NYC much, much better. Not sure exactly but I think the "N" got killed by the FDA. Anyhow, I know everyone's basically selling off their remaining stock and that's it for NYC...

 

[drveejay11]

like anything else....depends on the individual

 

[Lumbuss]

So basically it depends who you are, which one will be better for you? That is bullshit that the FDA even exists.

They are talking about baning ephedra, they can't do that because it is discrimination against the chinese. Ma Huang is a chinese herb, im not sure what they use it for. Can they really tell people that are chinese that they can't consume Ma Huang, they have been onto that shit for centuries in china they can't just make it illegal over here.

 

[creep]

I've read in several post that ECA and NYC work very well when cycled together. 2-3 weeks NYC then 2-3 weeks ECA and so on. I've also read that Norephedrine got banned be the FDA and the remaining stock is being sold off.

you can nyc here -----> http://www.anabolicfitness.net/Merc...re_Code=AFS&Product_Code=AN&Category_Code=WLP

 

[Nutri-Wrestler]

norephedrine did get banned...

Ross

 

[trial0rzgrl]

norephedrine did get banned...

Ross

yes... i think some girls took too much of it before a race and died... not sure why the fda would have such a problem if it was obviously abused and there are so many things out there that are so much worse.... but atleast ephedra is not out yet...

 

[THeMaCHinE]

Ephedrine is a cardiovascular system (CVS) and nervous system (NS) stimulant. Pseudoephedrine has some CVS and NS stimulatory effects but is less potent than ephedrine. Norephedrine (also called phenylpropanolamine) is similar to ephedrine in its NS stimulant effects but has fewer CVS stimulant effects than ephedrine (Refs. 12 and 16 through 18). Although norephedrine is often a minor ephedrine alkaloid constituent, in humans it (norephedrine) can be produced from ingested ephedrine through normal metabolic processes (Refs. 9, 19, and 20). Thus, its presence in body tissues and fluids may be detected, and its physiological effects can occur, even if norephedrine is not contained in meaningful amounts in the original supplement product.

http://www.vitacost.com/ephedrabad/fda1.html

I like a stack that contains:
ephedrine hcl
yohimbine hcl
green tea extract
caffeine
(possibly) forskolin