Clen: A Fat Burner That Really Works

What Clen Does

 

Clen is not a steroid. Clen is a β2 (beta2) adrenergic receptor agonist (the opposite of a beta-blocker) which means Clen increases the production of epinephrine and noradrenaline. Clen effects the bronchial smooth muscle, producing bronchodilation. From there, the vessels that carry oxygen are widened, and the volume of oxygen in the blood increases. It activates the beta-adrenergic receptors, increasing the body’s ability to reduce body fat and increase skeletal muscle mass. Since Clen is a thermogenic, it aids your body in burning off fat stores. It slightly increases the users’ core body temperature and metabolic rate, so they can burn calories faster. 

 

Dosing and Cycles 

 

Clen is usually used near the end of a cycle but can also be used alone as a cutting cycle. Clen should be taken orally in a two-by-two protocol, usually two weeks on followed by two weeks off, because at around the two-week mark, it becomes significantly less effective. Some have found a 6-week protocol effective, but it can produce some bad side effects. On the 6-week protocol, you start with a low dose and increase after 2-3 weeks until your 6 weeks are up. This method is not widely recommended, because of the harsh side effects. Even experienced users see great success with the two by two protocol. Clen is not a miracle drug for those who are extremely overweight. Clen is most effective in people who have a starting body fat percentage of around 20%. People starting with a 30% body fat percentage may find that Clen produce the results they’re looking for. You must maintain exercise and eating in a calorie deficit while on Clen for it to give you the best results. Most people start with a low dose of 20-40 mcg and can reach a max dosage of 100-140 mcg.