You got me wondering, GettngSwole, if constant exposure to yohimbine could upregulate alpha 2 adrenergic receptors in fat cells, making fat burning mo...

Not from what I know about the effects of yohimbine, GettingSwole.

I would not expect much in the way of results from topical yohimbine. In one relatively recent study that compared the effects of several topical fat ...

I think you may have missed my point, Lyle. There's been some disappointment about the lack of intellectual content around here lately. I think this i...

Things start to get complicated.FASEB J. 2004 Jul 9 [Epub ahead of print] Related Articles, Links PPARbeta/delta potentiates PPARgamma-stimulated adip...

quote:Remember that leptin is NOT an anti-obesity hormone, it's an anti-starvation hormone.This is the key concept that seems to be lost on those who ...

Here is a thread from the Avant site that might interest readers of this thread: I cited some additional evidence that suggests indiscriminate NSAID u...

The fat burning effect is probably secondary to the anabolic effect. It has antiglucocorticoid action as well as plant sterol related anabolic action....

quote:Nandi, did this actually heal or help reduce the pain associated with your elbow injuries?In my case it seemed to heal the tendon since I was ab...

Being one of the subjects mentioned above (suffering from chronic lifting and sports related lateral epicondylitis) I felt compelled to chime in here ...

I have not seen the research on rats and tamoxifen. The few studies I have seen in humans did not show much promise for the use of antiestrogens. My i...

In truth nobody knows how BPH develops. Estrogens may be involved via production of growth factors, cross reactivity with the androgen receptor, AR up...

Your username is apt ;you are overanalyzing this stuff. There are not enough data to attach any kinds of numbers to how things like estrogen blockers,...

quote: What's the anabolic:androgenic ratio of DHTDHT is generally considered about 10 times as androgenic as it is anabolic, but you will see a range...

The two are chemically very similar, yet different enough so that PE does not bind directly to adrenergic receptors, or binds very weakly at best. Rat...