Ephedrine for sale (2 bottles)

"Ignoramus29553" wrote in message
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I have 2 unopened bottles of ephedrine that I would like to sell. Each
has I think 300 tablets. I bought them when I started dieting but
never took it and never opened the bottles (about 3-4 months
ago). They spent this time in a dry, dark, cool place.

Write to ichudov AT algebra DOT com.

i
223/176/180 weight lost without ephedrine

Isn't that stuff bad for ya?

"Ignoramus29553" wrote in message
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"Ignoramus29553" wrote in message
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I have 2 unopened bottles of ephedrine that I would like to sell. Each
has I think 300 tablets. I bought them when I started dieting but
never took it and never opened the bottles (about 3-4 months
ago). They spent this time in a dry, dark, cool place.

Write to ichudov AT algebra DOT com.

i
223/176/180 weight lost without ephedrine

Isn't that stuff bad for ya?



I am sure that it's bad, that's why I am not taking it, but instead
trying to sell it.

Suppose that I came across a big box of cigarettes. I would not want
to put that poison in my mouth, but I would like to sell it. Same
here.

Some people want to take ephedrine and I thought I could relieve
myself of two bottles that I do not need, by selling it to them.

i
223/176/180

I can understand you wanting to get rid of them..)

"**Debby**" writes:
Isn't that stuff bad for ya?

Misusing it is bad for you, but also for a lot of other things, such
as salt substitute, and you can buy that by the pound at the
supermarket.

Ephedrine itself is not intrinsically bad for you. Properly used, it
can be safe and effective. Abusing *any* drug can be harmful.

On 29 Oct 2003 11:23:26 -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:


"**Debby**" writes:
Isn't that stuff bad for ya?

Misusing it is bad for you, but also for a lot of other things, such
as salt substitute, and you can buy that by the pound at the
supermarket.

Ephedrine itself is not intrinsically bad for you. Properly used, it
can be safe and effective. Abusing *any* drug can be harmful.


I don't know about this. I took a Twinlab product that included
ephredrine, and the stuff was like speed: my heart was racing and
palpitating. I even took half the recommended dosage! I threw the bottle
away after that one incident. Plus, how many people die from using salt
substitute? See:

http://espn.go.com/mlb/news/2003/0218/1510772.html
http://www.cerebralpalsyinfo.com/deathover.html

For me, it's not to be used.

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Bob M in CT
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Ephedrine itself is not intrinsically bad for you. Properly used, it
can be safe and effective. Abusing *any* drug can be harmful.

LOL!
i remember talking that way about smoking......................

Bob M writes:
I don't know about this. I took a Twinlab product that included
ephredrine, and the stuff was like speed: my heart was racing and
palpitating. I even took half the recommended dosage!

You started way too high, then. The right starting dose is about 1/6
of the "final" dose, so you took three times too much. You may have
also chosen a high-strength product; it's important to note how much
ephedra is in one "dose" and adjust the starting dose accordingly.
You should be getting only a few mg per day to start, less if you
don't have low blood pressure (none if you have high blood pressure,
but the label should say that).

The stuff is *supposed* to be like speed. That's how it works.
Finding the right dose is an individual experiment.

"DJ Delorie" wrote in message
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"**Debby**" writes:
Isn't that stuff bad for ya?

Misusing it is bad for you, but also for a lot of other things, such
as salt substitute, and you can buy that by the pound at the
supermarket.

Ephedrine itself is not intrinsically bad for you. Properly used, it
can be safe and effective. Abusing *any* drug can be harmful.

It's just bad for me, I guess..)

"Bob M" wrote in message
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On 29 Oct 2003 11:23:26 -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:


"**Debby**" writes:
Isn't that stuff bad for ya?

Misusing it is bad for you, but also for a lot of other things, such
as salt substitute, and you can buy that by the pound at the
supermarket.

Ephedrine itself is not intrinsically bad for you. Properly used, it
can be safe and effective. Abusing *any* drug can be harmful.


I don't know about this. I took a Twinlab product that included
ephredrine, and the stuff was like speed: my heart was racing and
palpitating. I even took half the recommended dosage! I threw the bottle
away after that one incident. Plus, how many people die from using salt
substitute?

It affects different people differently. That's why it's important to be
fully aware of any health issues you may have before you take a stimulant.
A person with any heart or circulatory system problems would probably not
want to take a stimulant. And some people are just plain more sensitive -
my sister gets overwhelming jitters from a cup of coffee - I'd hate to see
her on thermadrene! Some people get only a mild buzz...

det

Just one of some I had was enough to help me all day.. didn't make me
jittery.. didn't bother my blood pressure.. sure did seem to help curb my
appetite too better than anything else I had ever tried. Kind of ticks me
off that I can't get it anymore. My dr knew I was taking it and wasn't that
happy about it but as long I kept up with my blood pressure monitoring and
he checked me over once a month while I was on it... everything was fine for
over a year.. then I ran out and now can't get it anymore.

Teeb

"DJ Delorie" wrote in message
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Bob M writes:
I don't know about this. I took a Twinlab product that included
ephredrine, and the stuff was like speed: my heart was racing and
palpitating. I even took half the recommended dosage!

You started way too high, then. The right starting dose is about 1/6
of the "final" dose, so you took three times too much. You may have
also chosen a high-strength product; it's important to note how much
ephedra is in one "dose" and adjust the starting dose accordingly.
You should be getting only a few mg per day to start, less if you
don't have low blood pressure (none if you have high blood pressure,
but the label should say that).

The stuff is *supposed* to be like speed. That's how it works.
Finding the right dose is an individual experiment.

On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 10:32:51 -0700, Teeb wrote:

Just one of some I had was enough to help me all day.. didn't make me
jittery.. didn't bother my blood pressure.. sure did seem to help curb my
appetite too better than anything else I had ever tried. Kind of ticks me
off that I can't get it anymore. My dr knew I was taking it and wasn't
that
happy about it but as long I kept up with my blood pressure monitoring
and
he checked me over once a month while I was on it... everything was fine
for
over a year.. then I ran out and now can't get it anymore.

Teeb

"DJ Delorie" wrote in message
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Bob M writes:
I don't know about this. I took a Twinlab product that included
ephredrine, and the stuff was like speed: my heart was racing and
palpitating. I even took half the recommended dosage!

You started way too high, then. The right starting dose is about 1/6
of the "final" dose, so you took three times too much. You may have
also chosen a high-strength product; it's important to note how much
ephedra is in one "dose" and adjust the starting dose accordingly.
You should be getting only a few mg per day to start, less if you
don't have low blood pressure (none if you have high blood pressure,
but the label should say that).

The stuff is *supposed* to be like speed. That's how it works.
Finding the right dose is an individual experiment.




But it was a plastic capsule. What do I do, break it apart and eat part of
it? If it's that bad, why isn't the capsule smaller? By "capsule" I mean
a plastic shell surrounding the chemicals inside, which means that the
chemicals are going everywhere once I open it.

Here's the problem -- the dose was too high, but I took HALF the
RECOMMENDED dose. (And that was half the daily dose.) How am I to know
that I should've taken 1/6 of that dose?

Thus, the problem with Ephedra: the marketers don't even know how bad it
is.

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Bob M in CT
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