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Apoxar Higenamine Overview

Higenamine, also recognized as Norcoclaurine, is naturally found in several Asian plants, most notably the seeds of Nelumbo nucifera (lotus), the fruit of Nandina domestica (heavenly or sacred bamboo), and the root of Aconitum carmichaelii (Wolf’s bane).

It’s a natural analog of Clenbuterol, probably the most famous and popular weight loss compound of all.

Higenamine has earned a questionable reputation in the medical community since it was added in OTC supplements as a mere booster for other ingredients (often with an unproven effectiveness).

Selling higenamine to unsuspecting supplement users without properly explaining the effects and the potential risks of the compound was a big deal, and the FDA banned it from supplements.

However, Higenamine has its set of benefits, and if you approach it with due research and caution (not as a supplement ingredient), it can be a useful tool in your weight loss journey.

How Does Higenamine Work

The compound engages beta-adrenergic receptors, but acts significantly faster than Clenbuterol. It stays active just for a few minutes before being rapidly metabolized (with peak blood levels at 10 minutes and almost full elimination within 30 minutes).

Higenamine stimulates beta-adrenergic receptors and helps to increase your metabolic rate. This means your body may burn calories at a slightly accelerated pace even when at rest.

When it activates certain receptors, higenamine enhances the breakdown of fats (lipolysis), freeing fatty acids to be used as an energy source.

Due to its stimulant nature and potential to slightly raise heart rate, higenamine induces a state where your body consumes more energy, assisting in the utilization and burning of stored fat tissue.

Potential Appetite Suppression

Though not strongly supported by scientific literature, some users report reduced appetite when using higenamine, which also (supposedly) assists in lowering calorie intake.

Higenamine Benefits

Apoxar HIgenamine has a number of benefits as a stand-alone compound:

• Increased metabolic rate;
• Enhanced lipolysis;
• Increased energy expenditure;
• Appetite suppression;
• Improved performance;
• Respiratory aid;
• Improved mental clarity.

Higenamine Side Effects

Anything that’s affecting your heart rate should be treated with caution, and Higenamine is no exception. If you buy Higenamine in Canada and treat it as just supplement pills, it can seriously damage your health.

The list of side effects, especially with prolonged use and in high doses, includes:

• Increases in heart rate and blood pressure;
• Dizziness;
• Heart palpitations;
• Chest congestion;
• Dry mouth;
• Potential liver damage.

If you have pre-existing heart conditions or any issues with your liver health, we recommend checking out other fat burners.

Higenamine Dosage and Cycle

The dosage: 20-30 mg ED;

How long: long-term on extremely mild doses, up to 3-4 weeks with doses of over 20 mg.

Given its rapid throughput in blood — peaking at 10 minutes and the elimination within 30 minutes — breaking down the daily dose into multiple administrations 5-10 mg each is recommended.

Best Higenamine Stacks

In fitness and weight management spheres, Higenamine finds occasional pairing with caffeine and yohimbe bark extract.

NOTE: Both of these additional compounds can cause faster heart rate and elevated blood pressure as well. Do not stack Higenamine with any other fat burners without undergoing a thorough heart health check-up first.

We recommend Apoxar Higenamine as a solo, self-sufficient weight loss aid in short cycles with pauses between them and frequent blood works.