Hola from South Padre Island, where your favorite nerd has been neck-deep in research on one of bodybuilding's most infamous chemical cocktails.

Clenbuterol.

Ahhhh yes. The legendary fat-burning, muscle-building drug that promises to turn your body into a shredded Greek statue while your mitochondria throw a rave.

At least that's what the internet GooRoos would have you believe.

But are the claims of this non-FDA approved drug true?

I went digging through the actual human research, including two newer studies, and holy ballz, Batman.

Some of the claims actually have some legit evidence....

...others fall apart faster than a cheap lawn chair under a 400 lb powerlifter.

And one finding should make every meathead who cares about their cardiovascular system extremely nervous.

To help you out, I put together a brand-new, 14-page Clenbuterol Evidence Brief PDF.

It's FREE, linked below, and loaded with 12 scientific references including two brand new hooooooman research studies that virtually nobody is talking about, nor have read.
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​>> FREE Clenbuterol Brief << no cost PDF

Here's some of the scientific carnage waiting inside:

• Why a drug that increases fat oxidation by 39% and resting energy expenditure by roughly 21% somehow FAILED to produce significantly more fat loss in the available human trials. Wait... WTF?
• The surprising muscle-building effect researchers actually documented in humans. Turns out some of the gym-bro mythology has legitimate scientific legs. But there's a catch nobody wants to discuss.
• How just 2 week of Clenbuterol hammered one critical measure of cardiovascular fitness by 7%. If you lift, run, row, or plan on keeping your heart in working order, you'll want to see this.
• A nasty little phenomenon involving beta-2 adrenergic receptors that may throw a giant molecular wrench into the whole idea of endlessly riding the Clen train.
• What happened when researchers took people OFF the drug, let them detrain, and then had them start lifting again. The results throw a serious monkey wrench into the popular muscle-memory narrative.
• Why a compound used medically in some countries has never received FDA approval for human use in the United States. And what the cardiac case reports actually tell us (without the usual internet fearmongering).
• My simple 3-question test for evaluating almost ANY performance-enhancing compound before you get hypnotized by a shiny mechanistic pathway and some dude with 22-inch arms.

>> FREE Clenbuterol Brief << no cost PDF

No charge and no hidden peptide BroZ company paying me to say nice things. Hell no!

Just the human research, the physiology, the ugly tradeoffs, and enough references to keep your favorite pub-med-obsessed meathead occupied for a while.

Download it, read it, and use the 3-question framework the next time someone tries selling you a biochemical shortcut to GainZ City.

And yes, the brief is educational. I'm not recommending Clen use. It's not FDA-approved for humans in the US and it is not recommended. None of this is medical advice, just data based on research.

Much love, heavy lifts, and evidence over internet BS,

Dr. Mike

PS - My favorite finding is the fat-loss paradox. The cellular machinery says one thing, but the actual human body-composition results say something else.

>> FREE Clenbuterol Brief << no cost PDF

PPS - I would love any and all feedback on this one!

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Mike T Nelson CISSN, CSCS, MSME, PhD
Associate Professor, Carrick Institute
Owner, Extreme Human Performance, LLC
Editorial Board Member, STRONG Fitness Mag

Mike T Nelson is a PhD and not a physician or registered dietitian. The contents of this email should not be taken as medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any health problem - nor is it intended to replace the advice of a physician. Always consult your physician or qualified health professional on any matters regarding your health.

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