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You got confused because I was wrong about that. Vasopressin is labeled a "stress hormone" too and is the only exception to the rule where you need to keep all stress hormones high to lose bloat. I thought Cortisol would make you hold water too but I looked it up and you were right about...
Topical yohimbine seems very interesting. And yeah it could definitely work. There'd be no need for a topical b2 agonist since the beta receptors can be agonised so easily, even by caffeine or any stim. ps: Topical Yohimbine on dick (omg xD )
You're absolutely right!
The adrenaline will release cortisol. I need to research more about Cortisol since people just call it "the stress hormone". Obviously it has more functions than just being "the stress hormone" and actually can be beneficial in some cases. I was ignorant there. I still...
Was trying to explain why different people store more fat in certain areas than others. It's due to A2>B2 receptor density in each cell. Even though estrogen may agonise A2 receptors, it does that for all A2 receptors, not just ones in the hips, chest. It's the amount of A2 receptors relative to...
Fat storage genetics are primarily due to A2>B2 adrenergic receptor density in different fat cells around the body. In the places where you store the most stubborn fat, that's the place where you have the highest proportion of Alpha2 receptors relative to Beta2 receptors. Insulin is so important...
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