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Lost 40lbs of Fat in 8 weeks!!!!

Now, the trick is to keep the fat from reaccumulating. Unfortunately, your cycle did nothing to make permanent changes. At this point, your fat cells are starving for carbs and fat. The rebound will be huge when you return to "normal eating." You did manage to decrease your beta receptor:alpha-2 receptor ratio. I also hope you are using HCG/Nolvadex to boost post-cycle testosterone levels. You did nothing to correct the insulin resistance you suffer from. You didn't use an alpha-2 blocker (Yohimburn) or alpha-2 eliminator (like captopril). I apologize for being the devil's advocate but I have been researching obesity for years. I have done cycles similiar to yours over the past few years--lost fat, but never kept it off when I returned to normal eating.

The main cause for fat accumulation is insulin resistance and low HGH levels. Secondarily, the problem is complicated by low beta:alpha-2 receptor ratio on the fat cell. You must address these problems on a permant basis for permanent success.
 
DRJMW

How would this cycle look for more permanent fat loss:

200mg(powder)DNP/day 7 days
1 gram ALA
1 mg Femera
Yohimburn

Thanks for the help
 
barnidge said:
DRJMW

How would this cycle look for more permanent fat loss:

200mg(powder)DNP/day 7 days
1 gram ALA
1 mg Femera
Yohimburn

Thanks for the help

Again, having studied and used DNP, changes are temporary. Femara is a poor alpha-2 blocker compared to yohimburn. ALA is also a temporary measure.

Take a look at this cycle (forget about cost)

HGH, Captopril, yohimburn

HGH and captopril will make permanent changes to adipose tissue. It will maximize lipolysis and eliminate alpha-2 receptors, thereby increasing the Beta:alpha-2 receptor ratio. It will also optimize thyroid function. To combat the hypoglycemia caused by the HGH, you minimize your carbs. The 30g of carbs you eat incidentally will supply the brain and the glycerol from the triglyceride molecule will be used to fabricate additional glucose as needed until the body catches up. Weight training and low-intensity cardio would be necessary. Yohimburn will act to immediately block alpha-2 receptors and allow the captopril to kick in (takes three months for the captopril to kick in) And once the BF% is minimized, normal function returns to the pituitary and HGH supplementation is no longer needed. About 3-6 months of cycling. Then a switch to a low dose AAS like Testo, androgel or Oxandrin and Glucophage will adequately maintain the fat loss.

The key is that you do not have to take HGH forever; just until the BF% is minimized--then normal HGH function returns. This is important from a cost standpoint.
 
DrJMW said:
barnidge said:
DRJMW

How would this cycle look for more permanent fat loss:

200mg(powder)DNP/day 7 days
1 gram ALA
1 mg Femera
Yohimburn

Thanks for the help

Again, having studied and used DNP, changes are temporary. Femara is a poor alpha-2 blocker compared to yohimburn. ALA is also a temporary measure.

Take a look at this cycle (forget about cost)

HGH, Captopril, yohimburn

HGH and captopril will make permanent changes to adipose tissue. It will maximize lipolysis and eliminate alpha-2 receptors, thereby increasing the Beta:alpha-2 receptor ratio. It will also optimize thyroid function. To combat the hypoglycemia caused by the HGH, you minimize your carbs. The 30g of carbs you eat incidentally will supply the brain and the glycerol from the triglyceride molecule will be used to fabricate additional glucose as needed until the body catches up. Weight training and low-intensity cardio would be necessary. Yohimburn will act to immediately block alpha-2 receptors and allow the captopril to kick in (takes three months for the captopril to kick in) And once the BF% is minimized, normal function returns to the pituitary and HGH supplementation is no longer needed. About 3-6 months of cycling. Then a switch to a low dose AAS like Testo, androgel or Oxandrin and Glucophage will adequately maintain the fat loss.

The key is that you do not have to take HGH forever; just until the BF% is minimized--then normal HGH function returns. This is important from a cost standpoint.

Doc:

What potential sides do you see in a healthy 23-yr-old 11-ish'% 190lbs-ish male taking captopril? I'm thinking of asking my doc for a script...

FYI, my family has a history of high bp, though mine is fine (I get it checked regularly and it's actually a bit low, prolly cuz of my decent low-sodium / fat diet).

Thx.
 
DrJMW said:
Now, the trick is to keep the fat from reaccumulating. Unfortunately, your cycle did nothing to make permanent changes. ...
The main cause for fat accumulation is insulin resistance and low HGH levels. Secondarily, the problem is complicated by low beta:alpha-2 receptor ratio on the fat cell. You must address these problems on a permant basis for permanent success.

great reply. However, it doesn't adress how he can take action NOW to keep the fat from reaccumulating?
 
Hey Doc thanks for the info
I know each situation is different but how long would a HGH cycle normally last to make one normal......given the controls of a person w/15% body fat and sticking to a good diet....are we talking months or years.
Also would you recommend glucophage at this point in the ball game, given my increased insulin resistance.
 
Flaming Heterosexual-
I did 30-40min of cardio between 145-165 hb per minute anywhere from 3-5 times a week.
 
DrJMW, what kind of doses are we talking about for the gh, captopril, yohimburn cycle? Also would you include DNP low dose say 200mg/day, ALA, or any other supplements?
 
DrJMW said:
The main cause for fat accumulation is insulin resistance and low HGH levels. Secondarily, the problem is complicated by low beta:alpha-2 receptor ratio on the fat cell. You must address these problems on a permant basis for permanent success.

Dr J, you failed to even mention leptin - do lots more studying.


SirWanksAlot
 
I surmise the best fat burner and weight keeper offer would be:

DNP 200 - 400mg's (for as long as you can take it)
MERIDA 10 - 15mg (appetite suppresant)
BROMOCRIPTINE 2.5 - 5mg (replaces leptin signal in brain that vanishes due to prolonged dieting thus causing a cascade of events like insulin resistance, low thyroid output, etc. etc)

After ceasing DNP, user would then continue on Meridia and bromocriptine indefinately until desired BF% is reached.

Sirwanksalot
 
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