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Grunt76

Grunt76

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Transdermal, non-systemic consisting of:

-Nolva
-Raloxifene
-Yohimbine hCl
-Aceditylcholine? Or some other good transdermal fatloss agent

In a formula that will make it easy to add liquid clenbuterol solution for those who will want to add that.

The goals are:
- starve gland from estrogen
- melt away the fat deposits
- avoid systemic distribution and sides that arise therefrom
- being able to continue treatment for long bouts of many months without the downside of taking all these things orally and the systemic effects.

WHO WANTS?
 
Very interesting. I think you're on to something but do we have anything that provides information on the efficacy of Novla and Ralox in a trans solution?


edit: Not to downplay your idea at all, I think it's an amazing idear.
 
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Maybe add some 95% forskolin extract to that?
 
Grunt76 said:
What does that do topically?
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Good question. I think tamoxifen can cause hair growth if applied topically too. Remember the thread about regrowing hair with nolva cream?
 
Wow! You were able to make a non-systemic td?! Good job. HMMM. I wonder what else could be used in that carrier? PGF2a, anyone? Anyone???
 
CDB said:
Good question. I think tamoxifen can cause hair growth if applied topically too. Remember the thread about regrowing hair with nolva cream?
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I've been wondering whether or not this was true. I remember people discounting it because it was posted on 4/1 and I forgot about it until now. Did anyone offer any proof?
 
Bionic said:
I've been wondering whether or not this was true. I remember people discounting it because it was posted on 4/1 and I forgot about it until now. Did anyone offer any proof?
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Yeah, I've been waiting for someone to try it so I am not the first April fool with cream on my head. lolol
 
I vote for Bioman! LMAO! C'mon bro, it's in the name of science. SCIENCE, man. I don't have a hairloss problem but I would like this in my arsenal if and when I do. What could go wrong? :blink:
 
All I know is, Nolva caused me to grow dark chest hair (as opposed to blonde hairs) while taking it orally for PCT.
 
Bionic said:
Wow! You were able to make a non-systemic td?! Good job. HMMM. I wonder what else could be used in that carrier? PGF2a, anyone? Anyone???
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I'm not saying I was able to make one. I'm asking IBE to cook it up for me since I have not the time and chemical knowledge and ingredients to homebrew it effectively.

But since you put it that way: people pour clen into lipoderm to get a non-systemic transdermal application of clen. If it can be done for clen, why not nolva? Now before you suggest I pour my nolva into lipoderm, I'll say there isn't any indication that the lipoderm formula, which happens to work for clen, would also happen to work for nolva. Is it doable? Probably. And even if lipo worked, it's still nearly $40 which, if you'll use 2 bottles a month for a year, adds up to a pretty penny.

But since nolva is so cheap, I'm thinking that brewing a product especially for this purpose, sold in larger containers, should come in significantly cheaper and with a guaranteed efficacy.
 
If IBE, put this product together and sold it, I believe it would be there best seller... I know i would buy it.

Rage (SoCal) said:
Not that I have heard of. It will be interesting to see IBE's response on this. Anyone interested in a torme review?
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Sure.
 
Gotcha Grunt! Thanks for clearing that up because I did think that this was something that you created. LOL! Thanks for the heads up on the lipoderm, as well.
 
grunt, your going to be my "think tank" for my soon to be business... just a heads up.


good idea by the way. even though i wouldnt use something like that theres lots of people that will.
 
The original Skulpt contained 6-OXO for it's Purported anti gyno effects. FWIW

I too would be interested in this product. The addition of a diuretic would be nice as well.
 
yohimbe/caffiene have a mild diuretic effect. They seem to squeeze excess water out of the subq fat layer pretty well.
 
Rage (SoCal) said:
Hmmm...don't think anything is happening with this.
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I honestly can't see why this avenue isn't being pursued agressively.

Every forum I take a look at, half of the threads ask which of the 32 brands of creatine they should pick, the other half of the threads are people pleading for ways to shrink their gyno/chest fat.
 
First before anything can be put into a transdermal you need to figure out the molecular weight of those listed above. Second it's going to be systematic, there no way you can claim it's localized only when applied via transdermal.
 
good idea, even better name...i would like to see nolva and ralox's effect transdermally in some sort of study before buying tho.
 
I was just putting that out there as an idea. jminis I understand what you are saying, but aren't there things that might be done to lessen the systemic spread? And secondly won't the anti-e's bind to the first-found receptors, those of the breast tissue, leaving less to go to the whole body?
 
This thread got me searching around yesterday, and I came across a relatively new cosmetic procedure called "Lipo Dissolve". Essentially, they have what they call a "pharmaceutical mixture" and they use microinjections of this stuff into fatty deposit areas (they said it works great on men with gynecomastia), the area may swell just a little from the injections, but the stuff, over a couple weeks, breaks down, and eliminates fat cells in the treated area. They're calling it "lunchtime lipo" because the results are as dramatic as liposuction, but there's no surgery or downtime and only a 30 minute visit for the shots. They said most people get 4-6 shots spread out every 2 weeks.

Anyways. That seems to be staying local. If what they're doing is injected and local, can't a similar mixture be delivered as effectively in a transdermal, thus avoiding physicians and the dumptrucks full of money they seem to want to do anything for you?
 
Viking22 said:
This thread got me searching around yesterday, and I came across a relatively new cosmetic procedure called "Lipo Dissolve". Essentially, they have what they call a "pharmaceutical mixture" and they use microinjections of this stuff into fatty deposit areas (they said it works great on men with gynecomastia), the area may swell just a little from the injections, but the stuff, over a couple weeks, breaks down, and eliminates fat cells in the treated area. They're calling it "lunchtime lipo" because the results are as dramatic as liposuction, but there's no surgery or downtime and only a 30 minute visit for the shots. They said most people get 4-6 shots spread out every 2 weeks.

Anyways. That seems to be staying local. If what they're doing is injected and local, can't a similar mixture be delivered as effectively in a transdermal, thus avoiding physicians and the dumptrucks full of money they seem to want to do anything for you?
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The problem with it is it's awaiting an approval from the FDA.
"The cost can range from $375 to $1,500 per treatment." --- way better than 4 g's for surgery.
 
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