Efedrina Level 50 mg
What is Ephedrine?
Ephedrine is a sympathomimetic amine of plant origin, an active ingredient originally isolated from Ephedra vulgaris.
Effects of Ephedrine
Ephedrine is a therapeutically effective drug for asthma and has been used as such in appropriate doses for hundreds of years because it acts as a mild stimulant on the nerve endings of the sympathetic system to dilate the bronchioles, increase heart rate and blood pressure and raise blood glucose.
Ephedrine for weight loss
There may be some truth in claims that ephedrine helps weight loss mainly due to its effects on the body to facilitate the breakdown of fat and increased energy production, but the incidence is minimal.
Ephedrine and ephedrine/caffeine preparations have been tested in obese people and the benefits have been found to be modest.
Symptoms and side effects of taking Ephedrine
So what's wrong with taking ephedrine?
Ephedrine use may be linked to high blood pressure, cardiovascular accidents and, in extreme cases, death. The cause of death is usually a heart attack or stroke.
Adverse effects include mild side effects such as tremors, headaches, insomnia, nausea, vomiting, fatigue and dizziness. People taking higher doses have experienced chest pain, palpitations and seizures.
Dosage: Adults one 1 to 2 tablets three times a day.
24 tablets of 50 mg.
