Can I Still Debloat With Oral Minoxidil

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I’m taking 2.5 mg oral minoxidil and don’t know if Debloat is still possible while taking the minoxidil. If I spam potassium like 1:4 ratio will this still work even though I’m taking 2.5 mg of minoxidil for 2 months already
 
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I’m taking 2.5 mg oral minoxidil and don’t know if Debloat is still possible while taking the minoxidil. If I spam potassium like 1:4 ratio will this still work even though I’m taking 2.5 mg of minoxidil for 2 months already
tbh i dont believe in bloat or water retention, only fat. Fat causes all of the bloat. you gotta be at least 8% atp to not worry abt stuff like debloating
 
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The potassium shit is a meme. Take modafilin if you wanna reduce the bloat. That’s your best bet.
 
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how would modafilin even work
Well, it comes down to its sympathomimetic and antidiuretic-modulating actions. Minox bloats you through the K+-ATP channel opener in vascular smooth muscle -> arteriolar vasodilation. Thus peripheral resistance goes down -> reflex RAAS (Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone) activation -> sodium and water retains. Then obviously you'll experience bloat as fluid shifts into the interstitial space.

Now, the actual counter-mechanism of modafilin is by a few things. Mostly its central sympathetic activation. It inhibits dopamine (DAT) and noradrenaline (NET) transporters -> extracellular NE and DA in hypothalamus/locus coeruleus increases. Elevated NE -> alpha-adrenergic vasoconstriction in arterioles and venules. Thus it opposes the minox vasodilation. Raises capillary hydrostatic pressure balance, reducing fluid extravasation into tissue. It also blunts AVP release in the hypothalamus, thus ADH goes down so increased free water clearance. Works against that RAAS-driven water retention minox induces.

I do also think there's some evidence I've read before that shows central NE spikes can enhance renal natriuresis. That will then promote sodium excretion, blah blah blah.
 
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Well, it comes down to its sympathomimetic and antidiuretic-modulating actions. Minox bloats you through the K+-ATP channel opener in vascular smooth muscle -> arteriolar vasodilation. Thus peripheral resistance goes down -> reflex RAAS (Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone) activation -> sodium and water retains. Then obviously you'll experience bloat as fluid shifts into the interstitial space.

Now, the actual counter-mechanism of modafilin is by a few things. Mostly its central sympathetic activation. It inhibits dopamine (DAT) and noradrenaline (NET) transporters -> extracellular NE and DA in hypothalamus/locus coeruleus increases. Elevated NE -> alpha-adrenergic vasoconstriction in arterioles and venules. Thus it opposes the minox vasodilation. Raises capillary hydrostatic pressure balance, reducing fluid extravasation into tissue. It also blunts AVP release in the hypothalamus, thus ADH goes down so increased free water clearance. Works against that RAAS-driven water retention minox induces.

I do also think there's some evidence I've read before that shows central NE spikes can enhance renal natriuresis. That will then promote sodium excretion, blah blah blah.
What dose do you take?
 
Well, it comes down to its sympathomimetic and antidiuretic-modulating actions. Minox bloats you through the K+-ATP channel opener in vascular smooth muscle -> arteriolar vasodilation. Thus peripheral resistance goes down -> reflex RAAS (Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone) activation -> sodium and water retains. Then obviously you'll experience bloat as fluid shifts into the interstitial space.

Now, the actual counter-mechanism of modafilin is by a few things. Mostly its central sympathetic activation. It inhibits dopamine (DAT) and noradrenaline (NET) transporters -> extracellular NE and DA in hypothalamus/locus coeruleus increases. Elevated NE -> alpha-adrenergic vasoconstriction in arterioles and venules. Thus it opposes the minox vasodilation. Raises capillary hydrostatic pressure balance, reducing fluid extravasation into tissue. It also blunts AVP release in the hypothalamus, thus ADH goes down so increased free water clearance. Works against that RAAS-driven water retention minox induces.

I do also think there's some evidence I've read before that shows central NE spikes can enhance renal natriuresis. That will then promote sodium excretion, blah blah blah.
is that fucking cp in your signature
 
And increase your heart rate even more. Did it work for you or you're just citing that reddit post?
I just wrote how it biochemically combats the bloat. I haven't taken modafilin. I'm not bothered enough by the bloat to take it. I also have no clue what Reddit post you're taking about.

They will increase your HR, sure, but we aren't 50-year-old men who worry about a 5-10bpm increase. Having 15bpm max higher for a couple weeks, then resetting to 5-10 higher than average isn't a problem for a healthy adult. Stop fearmongering, retard.
 
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Well, it comes down to its sympathomimetic and antidiuretic-modulating actions. Minox bloats you through the K+-ATP channel opener in vascular smooth muscle -> arteriolar vasodilation. Thus peripheral resistance goes down -> reflex RAAS (Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone) activation -> sodium and water retains. Then obviously you'll experience bloat as fluid shifts into the interstitial space.

Now, the actual counter-mechanism of modafilin is by a few things. Mostly its central sympathetic activation. It inhibits dopamine (DAT) and noradrenaline (NET) transporters -> extracellular NE and DA in hypothalamus/locus coeruleus increases. Elevated NE -> alpha-adrenergic vasoconstriction in arterioles and venules. Thus it opposes the minox vasodilation. Raises capillary hydrostatic pressure balance, reducing fluid extravasation into tissue. It also blunts AVP release in the hypothalamus, thus ADH goes down so increased free water clearance. Works against that RAAS-driven water retention minox induces.

I do also think there's some evidence I've read before that shows central NE spikes can enhance renal natriuresis. That will then promote sodium excretion, blah blah blah.
tbh if ur like 6-8% u dont gotta worry abt any bloat as long as ur on maintenance and tracking everything and hydrating. Reta or clen or any fat burner peps are the future of looksmaxxing
 
Nigger, you are bloated for a reason, resolve the root, dont take a drug
I’m bloated because I need the eyelash and eyebrow growth - and my hairlines receding at 17- which comes from minoxidil
Nigger, you

The potassium shit is a meme. Take modafilin if you wanna reduce the bloat. That’s youbet.

The potassium shit is a meme. Take modafilin if you wanna reduce the bloat. That’s your best bet.
Where do I get these sources for modafilin and eplerenone
 
I’m taking 2.5 mg oral minoxidil and don’t know if Debloat is still possible while taking the minoxidil. If I spam potassium like 1:4 ratio will this still work even though I’m taking 2.5 mg of minoxidil for 2 months already
try taking it sublingually see if anything changes
and are you sure you're bloated? the incidence rate of edema is like 1 in 5 and skin degradation is like 1 in 20
 
tbh i dont believe in bloat or water retention, only fat. Fat causes all of the bloat. you gotta be at least 8% atp to not worry abt stuff like debloating
I use to think bloat was a meme until I touched minoxidil
 

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