There seems to have been a rash of unexplained, dramatic weight losses in
Hollywoodland as of late, and some are suspecting that there is more than just a
strict diet and punishing exercise routines at work.
We all know that "normal" women are under a lot of pressure to be thin and look
a certain way to fit a barbie doll image of sexiness and desirability, but women
in Hollywood experience this same pressure tenfold, and they may be succumbing
to the use of dangerous drugs to achieve this effect.
A drug called Clenbuterol is suspected to be behind some of the Hollywood
dramatic size reductions these days, and it seems it is being used with no
regard to the fact that the drug is not even approved for human consumption, and
may have potentially life threatening effects.
Not only that, long time users may soon find that Clenbuterol can actually have
the opposite effect desired, it may actually make them gain more weight in the
long run, even if they eat very little.
What is Clenbuterol Diet Pill
Clenbuterol, or "Clen" as it is referred to sometimes, is actually a veterinary
drug, approved mostly for use on horses with breathing problems. It is known as
a bronchodilator ths is essentially steroidal, but it's side effects are as a
long time thermogen, or fat burner, because it elevates resting heart rate and
increases internal body temperature.
This is why it is known to quickly make people drop weight and burn off fat,
because it increases the heart rate and the rate at which calories are burned,
even when a person is not being physically active.
This is also why it is potentially life threatening. Lab tests on rats had
actually shown that the drug has a hardening effect on the walls of the heart,
which can lead to any number of heart problems and potentially even heart
failure or irregular heart beats.
Clenbuterol is only legal for veterinary use in horses to treat breathing
problems, and is not approved for human consumption (for a reason), yet people
are buying this stuff over the internet with relative ease.
Logic would tell us that a drug powerful enough to treat a horse cannot be
healthy for a much smaller human to consume, and yet it seems thin-obsessed
women are still putting their lives at risk in the name of being unnaturally
thin.
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