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Oktopamine for more strength and strength training!
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1. What is octopamine?
It's a synferin metabolite, a compound that's one of the last products of L-thyrosine metabolism, which makes it a natural source for the human body to synthesize it.2. Oktopamine properties and use
Research into the exact action of octopamine is ongoing. At present, however, its thermogenic properties are attributed, as well as the suppression of excessive appetite. The reason for such effects is the effect on the adrenergic and dopaminergic systems. Octopamine supplementation is recommended primarily for people who engage in systematic physical activity due to its reductive properties. However, this does not mean that it is only intended for those who exercise intensely.3. Supplementation and contraindications
In order to avoid any problems that may arise from improper supplementation, it is recommended to consult a doctor or pharmacist in advance. The use of octopamine is not recommended for people with neurological problems and hypertension. It does not cause side effects, provided that the prescribed dosage is followed.
