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I thought mg as in myself meaning micrograms would suffice, but you're right. If someone is looking at this forum who doesn't understand basic clen dosages it is mcg.
Ok, it's just when I see mg for clen I want to make sure the person doesn't take milligrams of it. Very dangerous to do so. My other point is that animals such as horses, what many of clen studies are done on, can take huge amounts of clen without adverse effects. Humans cannot.
The only way I see clen as being anabolic is bc it would increase basal metabolic rates slightly which would lead to an increase in protein synthesis. Unfortunately the amount your BMR is raised and consequently protein synthesis is very very small especially at doses we would use. Some studies support increased anabolic effects solely in animals bc of the different concentrations of beta-2 and 3 receptors than humans have. These findings have not been duplicated in humans though, again bc of the different ratios of beta receptors.
Lastly, several studies have also noted that any anabolic effects that were shown in animals receded after cessation of treatment. They lost everything they gained. The time these gains were kept was usually only as long as the length of treatment or a few days longer. How this extrapolates to us is tricky bc these were short term studies of 10days to 1.5months I believe. We'd obviously be running clen for longer than 10days but it begs the question would the gains disappear after longer treatment, not to mention these gains were still vey minor only in animals at ridiculous doses for humans.