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It's an ergogenic, a stimulant and a bronchial dilator - it increases the metabolic rate helping to enhance the speed that muscle mass can be deposited and stimulates the release of adrenaline enabling the user to train harder and for longer.
If that's not performance enhancing I don't know what is.
You could argue the case on pseudoephedrine, but I'd say ephedrine itself is clearly performance enhancing.
Quote: Andy Gilder "It's an ergogenic, a stimulant and a bronchial dilator - it increases the metabolic rate helping to enhance the speed that muscle mass can be deposited and stimulates the release of adrenaline enabling the user to train harder and for longer.
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Which website did you get that from? ? ?
Muscle mass can be deposited, can you elaborate on this please in relation to protein synthesis in regards to the effect of ephedrine on that process.
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Quote: OoOGazOoO "Which website did you get that from? ? ?
Muscle mass can be deposited, can you elaborate on this please in relation to protein synthesis in regards to the effect of ephedrine on that process.'"
Feel free to rebut in slightly more detail than you did the first time, as it appears you have more knowledge than you wanted to share.
Quote: OoOGazOoO "Which website did you get that from? ? ?
Muscle mass can be deposited, can you elaborate on this please in relation to protein synthesis in regards to the effect of ephedrine on that process.'"
Ahh now i see, a supplement company trying to talk up Ephedrine in order to increase sales, makes sense.
They state that it can help to build muscle mass yet the reason people take it is in order to decrease adipose tissue. They also state that it will increase metabolic rate.
It is a themogenic, the higher the dose, then the more effective/dangerous it becomes.
If people were utilising Ephedrine in order to gain muscle (as the website hints at) then they need their heads looking at.
Quote: "Ephedrine is classed as a stimulant by the World Anti-Doping Agency and is therefore prohibited for use in-competition under the current WADA List of Prohibited Substances & Methods. Medically ephedrine is used as a decongestant & bronchodilator but due to its stimulant properties ephedrine
may also have a performance enhancing effect.'"
Quote: "Ephedrine is a common additive in many weight-loss supplements due to its thermogenic properties i.e. it can increase metabolic rate.'"
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