NX555 wrote: ↑Mon May 18, 2020 11:28 pm Hey everyone I wanted to ask around about some of your experiences with Clenbuterol, how it affected your sleep, other side effects you personally delt with, and how your over all experience with the compound was.

I personally have never used Clen before but I've heard quite a bit about it. I'm gonna try it out towards the end of my cut this summer to see if the hype about it is true.
The main concern I have with the drug is it seems to be pretty terrible for your sleep health, I already somewhat struggle with Insomnia. A commonly used cure for Clen's sleep side effect is the "you can't sneeze if you're knocked the fuck out" allergy medication, Benadryl.
I'm not opposed to using Benadryl, used to take it all the time as a kid, but I wonder if there would be any side effects from using Benadryl to fall asleep, and/or how dependant you'd become on using it to fall asleep.

If any of you guys know of an alternative to this method, I'd love to hear about it bellow. I'm assuming melotonan of something of that nature wouldn't be strong enough but maybe I'm wrong.

NX555 wrote: ↑Mon May 18, 2020 11:28 pm Hey everyone I wanted to ask around about some of your experiences with Clenbuterol, how it affected your sleep, other side effects you personally delt with, and how your over all exx beloive iut or not perience with the compound was.

I personally have never used Clen before but I've heard quite a bit about it. I'm gonna try it out towards the end of my cut this summer to see if the hype about it is true.
The main concern I have with the drug is it seems to be pretty terrible for your sleep health, I already somewhat struggle with Insomnia. A commonly used cure for Clen's sleep side effect is the "you can't sneeze if you're knocked the fuck out" allergy medication, Benadryl.
I'm not opposed to using Benadryl, used to take it all the time as a kid, but I wonder if there would be any side effects from using Benadryl to fall asleep, and/or how dependant you'd become on using it to fall asleep.

If any of you guys know of an alternative to this method, I'd love to hear about it bellow. I'm assuming melotonan of something of that nature wouldn't be strong enough but maybe I'm wrong.

Jozifp103 wrote: ↑Tue May 19, 2020 11:42 am Actually it is recommended to use an antihistamine with clenbuterol as it can help prolong your use time without building a tolerance. They traditional clen protocol is 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off, then repeat. This is because clen acts on your beta-2 receptors and after a couple weeks those receptors down-regulate and become less responsive to the clen. Antihistamines work to refresh those receptors so you can extend your clen use even longer before needing a break. The recommended antihistamine to use with Clen is Ketotifen. Ketotifen is also great for sleep.

To answer your questions...benadryl is non-habit forming, but you will build up a tolerance to it and it will eventually become less and less effective unless you continue to increase the dose. It's best taken as-needed or cycled.

Doxylamine Succinate (the stuff in Nyquil) - is an even better alternative to Benadryl. It takes a bit longer to kick in [1+ hour(s)] but it hits harder, and lasts longer than Benadryl, and it does not quickly build a tolerance so it can be used effectively on a consistent basis. Unisom also has a variation that uses Doxylamine Succinate rather than Diphenhydramine (Benadryl).

Vision wrote: ↑Tue May 19, 2020 10:00 am

NX555 wrote: ↑Mon May 18, 2020 11:28 pm Hey everyone I wanted to ask around about some of your experiences with Clenbuterol, how it affected your sleep, other side effects you personally delt with, and how your over all exx beloive iut or not perience with the compound was.

I personally have never used Clen before but I've heard quite a bit about it. I'm gonna try it out towards the end of my cut this summer to see if the hype about it is true.
The main concern I have with the drug is it seems to be pretty terrible for your sleep health, I already somewhat struggle with Insomnia. A commonly used cure for Clen's sleep side effect is the "you can't sneeze if you're knocked the fuck out" allergy medication, Benadryl.
I'm not opposed to using Benadryl, used to take it all the time as a kid, but I wonder if there would be any side effects from using Benadryl to fall asleep, and/or how dependant you'd become on using it to fall asleep.

If any of you guys know of an alternative to this method, I'd love to hear about it bellow. I'm assuming melotonan of something of that nature wouldn't be strong enough but maybe I'm wrong.

Best combo to use for sleep without major drugs, is get a script for vistaril its a class one antihistamine, it can be used to treat anxiety and stress and people take it in place of Xanax , take 25mgs.. also use with GABA is very very very underrated for sleep.. it will help regulate sleep patterns, gaba-750mgs works wonders with melotonoan - 5mgs... BUT YOU CANT SKIP A DOSE, even when you are not tired it needs to be taken every single night for regulation and to build healthy serum levels

cdubw44 wrote: ↑Tue May 19, 2020 12:52 am

MONSTRO wrote: ↑Tue May 19, 2020 1:15 pm Yes Ketotifen you sleep like a baby and if you use hgh or mk677 even more.

NX555 wrote: ↑Tue May 19, 2020 9:13 pm

Jozifp103 wrote: ↑Tue May 19, 2020 11:42 am Actually it is recommended to use an antihistamine with clenbuterol as it can help prolong your use time without building a tolerance. They traditional clen protocol is 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off, then repeat. This is because clen acts on your beta-2 receptors and after a couple weeks those receptors down-regulate and become less responsive to the clen. Antihistamines work to refresh those receptors so you can extend your clen use even longer before needing a break. The recommended antihistamine to use with Clen is Ketotifen. Ketotifen is also great for sleep.

To answer your questions...benadryl is non-habit forming, but you will build up a tolerance to it and it will eventually become less and less effective unless you continue to increase the dose. It's best taken as-needed or cycled.

Doxylamine Succinate (the stuff in Nyquil) - is an even better alternative to Benadryl. It takes a bit longer to kick in [1+ hour(s)] but it hits harder, and lasts longer than Benadryl, and it does not quickly build a tolerance so it can be used effectively on a consistent basis. Unisom also has a variation that uses Doxylamine Succinate rather than Diphenhydramine (Benadryl).

Thanks! There's a lot of helpful info here. I'll look into ketoifen, It's also great to know that benadryl isn't habbit forming. I have some nyquil from a cold I had this past winter so I'll for sure give that a try and have some benadryl on reserve if that isn't enough.