drewdunkin1992
New member
hey guys i have 2 questions regarding Agmatine Sulfate and Yohimbine
QUESTION 1:
yohimbine works by de-activating the the alpha a2 enzyme (stubborn fat) fat cells receptor.. which allows for easier oxidation of said stubborn fat stores.
Agmatine Sulfate (an amazing nootropic/pump) works by inhibiting the build of of lactid acid,, but it also activates the apha a2 fat receptor that holds on to stubborn fat.
i know that yohimbine has a acute response but also builds up in your system and has a substantial half life.
does agmatine sulfate build in your system as well???
could i take yohimbine pre fasted cardio,,and then agmatine sulfate later before bed, or would the agmatine sulfate build up in my system and inhibit the yohimbine from deactivating the apha-a2 fat receptor??
QUESTION 2: (an easy one)
I know that elevated insulin renders yohimbine ineffective, which is why it must be utilized in a fasted state.
is it known, or can it be figured out how much of an insulin spike would render yohimbine ineffective??
For instance i have a 200mg caffine tab that i would like to take with my yohimbine, but its is suspended a sugar tab.
could small amount of sugar/carb from the tab casue an acute enough insulin response to disable the yohimbine, or is this a case specific thing as everyone has a differing level of insulin sensitivity??
QUESTION 1:
yohimbine works by de-activating the the alpha a2 enzyme (stubborn fat) fat cells receptor.. which allows for easier oxidation of said stubborn fat stores.
Agmatine Sulfate (an amazing nootropic/pump) works by inhibiting the build of of lactid acid,, but it also activates the apha a2 fat receptor that holds on to stubborn fat.
i know that yohimbine has a acute response but also builds up in your system and has a substantial half life.
does agmatine sulfate build in your system as well???
could i take yohimbine pre fasted cardio,,and then agmatine sulfate later before bed, or would the agmatine sulfate build up in my system and inhibit the yohimbine from deactivating the apha-a2 fat receptor??
QUESTION 2: (an easy one)
I know that elevated insulin renders yohimbine ineffective, which is why it must be utilized in a fasted state.
is it known, or can it be figured out how much of an insulin spike would render yohimbine ineffective??
For instance i have a 200mg caffine tab that i would like to take with my yohimbine, but its is suspended a sugar tab.
could small amount of sugar/carb from the tab casue an acute enough insulin response to disable the yohimbine, or is this a case specific thing as everyone has a differing level of insulin sensitivity??
