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So I’ve recently discovered on my Renault unit that instead of giving me a straight infringement for over speed it’ll first warn me to slow down before giving one after a few more seconds. If I’m on a long downhill, what’s stopping me from slowing down to 56, clearing that warning and essentially resetting that timer before going straight back to overspeeding. Is that something the office can bollock me over or any stop checks or am I in the clear to do this?

So I started Clen for the first time this week and I’m only gonna do about 3 cycles of 2 weeks on 2 weeks off. My plan has been to do it as safely as possible but boost my physique goals without any permanent side effects.

My first 3 days were on 20mcg through which I experienced slightly wobbly hands in the first hour or so of taking the drug in the morning. No heart palpitations, no sleep disturbance, no perceived increased hr/bp (without checking) and no increased sweating. I thought that my body is responding well to Clen so the past 2 days I upped it to 40mcg with the hope of increasing to 60mcg for the last 5 days of my 2 week on cycle. However, I have immediately noticed that my heart palpitations have increased in frequency and it’s immediately got me concerned with the cardiac risks of this drug. I’m happy to immediately jump off cycle and stop taking it but I was wondering if there was something that I’ve done wrong, maybe increased the dose too soon or my body is just not responding well? I know this is only 2 days of experiencing the palpitations but if anyone knows if the cardiac risks are increased through me continuing through the 2 weeks I’d greatly appreciate the info.

I am taking taurine and tonnes of water and electrolytes as well to help with the safety of the cycle.