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From what I most recently read, Clen doesnt work in humans
the same way it did on the animal test subjects. The lab work on Clen that was conducted to show the benefits was on lab mice. Remarkably, The lab mice got results, fat loss, muscle addition, etc .... BUT what the test lab's didnt advise was that the dosage given to those mice to get those results, would be lethal to a human!!!!! So in otherwords, to get the results the mice got, you'd have to be taking lethal doses and now obviously that wouldnt work now would it. Dont flame me as this is not my personal take as I have never taken it??? I am just pointing out the article. I can know a guy who took it and swears he started only taking a few pills a day an immediately got stronger and noticably started losing fat???? We got into a whole debate on the subject, so not trying to do that one again. Last edited by BiggerGuns=LongerDrives; 10-24-2005 at 10:51 AM. |
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There was the issue of the differing affects in rats and humans. Clen was very anabolic in rats, but it isn't in humans. However, it still induces fat loss in both humans and rats. |
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Clen is not a supplement, so please do not discuss it in an area where people are desperate for weightloss. Last thing we want is someone overdosing on clen and having it get banned.
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