NEBIMED 5 (NEBIVOLOL) ORAL STEROID IN TABLETS
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What is NEBIMED 5 (Nebivolol)?
NEBIMED 5 is nebivolol, a beta blocker for blood pressure and heart rate. It is the most training-friendly one there is, which is not the same as being free of consequences.
Also sold as Bystolic, Nebilet or nebivolol.
Nebivolol blocks beta-1 receptors in the heart, which lowers both heart rate and the force of each beat, and that brings blood pressure down. What separates it from older beta blockers is that it also promotes nitric oxide release, so blood vessels relax as well. That second mechanism does part of the work, which means less of the effect has to come from slowing your heart.
NEBIMED 5 benefits
- Lowers both blood pressure and an elevated resting heart rate
- Highly cardioselective, so fewer of the side effects older beta blockers are known for
- Also raises nitric oxide, which relaxes vessels independently of the heart rate effect
- Useful when stimulants or trenbolone have pushed resting heart rate up
NEBIMED 5 dosage
- Standard
- 5mg once daily, one tablet
- Lower start
- 2.5mg, half a tablet, if you are sensitive
- Frequency
- Once daily, same time each day
- Half-life
- 10 to 12 hours
- Stopping
- Taper over 1 to 2 weeks, never stop abruptly
One tablet daily. Effects on heart rate appear quickly; the blood pressure effect settles over a couple of weeks.
Never stop a beta blocker abruptly. Doing so can send heart rate and blood pressure sharply above where they started. Taper it down over a week or two instead.
Package content
- Tablets
- 50 per box, as 2 strips of 25
- Strength
- 5mg nebivolol per tablet
- Nebivolol per box
- 250mg
- Half-life
- 10 to 12 hours
- Brand
- Deus Medical
At 5mg a day one box covers 50 days.
Store below 30°C. Protect from light. Do not freeze. Keep out of reach of children.
Who is NEBIMED 5 for?
People whose resting heart rate has climbed as well as their blood pressure, which is a common combination on trenbolone or on anything stacked with stimulants.
If blood pressure is the only problem, telmisartan is usually the better first choice, because it lowers pressure without capping your heart rate at all.
How to use NEBIMED 5
Swallow one tablet with water at the same time each day, with or without food. If you decide to come off, reduce the dose gradually across one to two weeks rather than stopping outright.
Frequently asked questions
Will a beta blocker hurt my training?
To some degree, yes, and anyone telling you otherwise is glossing over it. Beta blockers cap your maximum heart rate, so conditioning work and high-intensity sets feel harder and your usual output drops.
Nebivolol is the most training-friendly option in the class because part of its effect comes from nitric oxide rather than from slowing the heart. It is less of a penalty, not no penalty.
Why can I not just stop taking it?
Because your body adjusts to the blockade by making more beta receptors. Stop suddenly and all of those are exposed at once, which can push heart rate and blood pressure above where they were before you started.
Taper over one to two weeks. This applies to every beta blocker and it is not a precaution you can skip.
Nebivolol or telmisartan?
Telmisartan first if the problem is blood pressure alone, because it leaves heart rate untouched and does not affect training.
Nebivolol if resting heart rate is elevated too, which is common on trenbolone or alongside stimulants. It is the right tool when both numbers are up.
Is it banned in tested sport?
Beta blockers as a class are prohibited in several precision sports, archery and shooting among them, because steadying the hands is an advantage there. In most strength and endurance sports they are not prohibited.
Check the current list for your own sport rather than relying on any shop to be up to date on it.
Can I take it with stimulants?
It is the combination people most often reach for it to manage, since stimulants push heart rate up. It does work for that.
It is also worth asking whether the answer is to take a second drug to counteract the first. If a fat burner is pushing your heart rate somewhere that needs medicating, reducing the fat burner is the simpler fix.