Ephedril Forte

Description

Now available again – Ephedril with new label

Ephedril Forte, a stimulating herb that grows in arid regions of the world, goes by such names as: Mormon Tea, Ma Huang, Squaw Tea, and Herbal Ecstasy. The Chinese have been using ephedra for more than 5,000 years to treat the afflictions of the lungs. The main active chemical component of ephedra is ephedrine, a beta-adrenergic agonist (increases heart rate and body temperature.) Ephedrine has great fat-burning properties, which are formed when thermogenesis, or a slight rise in body temperature, is triggered off. Ephedrine docks with the receptor sites of fat cells and causes them to release excessive amounts of fatty acids, which, in addition to food calories consisting mainly of fats, are burned in order to maintain thermogenesis. This increase in the metabolic rate leads to fat loss even when normal eating habits are continued. Ephedrine reduces the rate at which protein is broken down and is also suspected of increasing protein synthesis. It competes with the catabolic hormone cortisone for the receptor sites of skeletal muscles. The metabolically active muscle mass and, consequently, the energetic basal metabolic rate are therefore maintained, even during diets. Ephedrine is a powerful stimulator that increases metabolism. Ephedra has been used widely to treat many conditions such as the common cold, asthma, and congestion of the bronchial tubes. Research conducted on this herb has shown that it has awesome implications for bodybuilders, weight-trainers, and athletes. Some of the incredible effects are weight loss, metabolizing (burning) fat, and muscle maintenance. Ephedrine HCL has a similar effect on fat burning. It stimulates the brown fatty tissue to burn fatty acids in order to increase the body temperature. It is also a very important ingredient in cold medicines and can help asthmatics and those who suffer from bronchial ailments such as congestion or cough. All this and it helps people with obesity to lose weight. The skeletal muscles above all are stimulated to produce protein to a greater extent. Ephedrine HCL lowers the rate at which the cells release protein in stress situations, i.e. during strenuous training sessions, for example. Because more protein accumulates in the cells, they consequently go into an anabolic state. The so-called repartition effect is also interesting. Ephedrine HCL causes the body to store fewer calories as fat and more calories as protein in the muscles cells. These two mechanisms of action entail two different tablet-taking schedules: one for greater fat loss and one for increased muscle mass. Depending on which schedule is followed, a considerable shift in body composition in favour of either fat loss or an increase in muscle mass can be expected. Pharmaceutical Grade! Side Effects Increased Energy Appetite Suppression Increased Fat Burning Preservation of Muscle Tissue from Breaking Down