AndroDrive...it just may save the world

[steppinRazor]

So i was cruising the PP site for new products available and i came across this..


AndroDrive
"Steroids for the Brain"


"Accelerate information retrieval, reaction time and increase cognitive accuracy. Build new neurons, and strengthen the connection between the body and mind."




Seriously guys?? Well maybe i'll be the first to say it but; with this revolutionary breakthrough in medical science, i think your company should move on past the supplement game... i mean really! what was once COMPLETELY IMPOSSIBLE in now science fact!! wow!!!
i cant wait to spend my hard earned $79.95 on such an amazing product!!

[R1balla]

if u want to completely hate on a product or company, go to bb dot com. you will be surrounded with people just like you

[ryansm]

Thanks, we feel that AndroDrive is a revolutionary product

[steppinRazor]

if u want to completely hate on a product or company, go to bb dot com. you will be surrounded with people just like you

thanks anyways, but i want answers.

Thanks, we feel that AndroDrive is a revolutionary product

Maybe so, but could you please tell me how you guys get off making such outrageous claims??
the fact that you have the audacity to claim your product "builds new neurons" truly blows my mind. its a blatant lie. the rest of the information you guys have posted in your write up has lost all credibility.
this is unless of course its true, in which case i nominate primordial performance for the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize. you guys are going to cure a lot of sick and crippled individuals.

[tilldeath]

Thanks, we feel that AndroDrive is a revolutionary product

Andro Drive FTW! Think of it this way, your brain is always building new neurons and pathways when you learn something new so if your brain is optimally wired and functioning on a higher level then logic would dictate it would create an even larger amount of neurons, right?

[steppinRazor]

Andro Drive FTW! Think of it this way, your brain is always building new neurons and pathways when you learn something new so if your brain is optimally wired and functioning on a higher level then logic would dictate it would create an even larger amount of neurons, right?

False.
your body cannot produce "New neurons".
this is why people with neurological disorders, brain damage, paralysis etc. cannot be cured.

[tilldeath]

False.
your body cannot produce "New neurons".
this is why people with neurological disorders, brain damage, paralysis etc. cannot be cured.

Uhh??? see link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurogenesis

New neurons are continually born throughout adulthood in predominantly two regions of the brain:
The subventricular zone (SVZ) lining the lateral ventricles, where neural stem cells and progenitor generate new neurons (Neuroblast) that migrate to the olfactory bulb via the rostral migratory stream
The subgranular zone (SGZ), part of the dentate gyrus of hippocampus.

[RealBigga]

if u want to completely hate on a product or company, go to bb dot com. you will be surrounded with people just like you

shut up u clown

u make claims u gotta back them up, simple as that

[BigBlackGuy]

Abstract: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16845207

Neurosteroids are a group of steroid hormones synthesized by the brain in the presence of steroidogenic enzymes. Specific neurosteroids modulate function of several receptors, and also regulate growth of neurons, myelinization and synaptogenesis in the central nervous system. Some neurosteroids have been shown to display neuroprotective properties, which may have important implications for their potential use in the treatment of various neuropathologies such as: age-dependent dementia, stroke, epilepsy, spinal cord injury, Alzheimer's disease (AD), Parkinson's disease (PD) and Niemann-Pick type C disease (NP-C). This paper focuses on neuroprotection afforded by neurosteroids.

This study includes Pregnenolone and DHEA, along with 7-hydroxy-dhea.

Here is the full text:

http://www.if-pan.krakow.pl/pjp/pdf/2006/3_335.pdf

[mattrag]

Abstract: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16845207

Neurosteroids are a group of steroid hormones synthesized by the brain in the presence of steroidogenic enzymes. Specific neurosteroids modulate function of several receptors, and also regulate growth of neurons, myelinization and synaptogenesis in the central nervous system. Some neurosteroids have been shown to display neuroprotective properties, which may have important implications for their potential use in the treatment of various neuropathologies such as: age-dependent dementia, stroke, epilepsy, spinal cord injury, Alzheimer's disease (AD), Parkinson's disease (PD) and Niemann-Pick type C disease (NP-C). This paper focuses on neuroprotection afforded by neurosteroids.

This study includes Pregnenolone and DHEA, along with 7-hydroxy-dhea.

Here is the full text:
http://www.if-pan.krakow.pl/pjp/pdf/2006/3_335.pdf

Nice abstract.

[BigBlackGuy]

Nice abstract.

You should read the full thing, it's actually quite interesting. There is a nice chart in there that shows exactly what each neurosteroid does

[mattrag]

You should read the full thing, it's actually quite interesting. There is a nice chart in there that shows exactly what each neurosteroid does

Wish I could. Been trying to steal my bros account for access to full papers lol.

[BigBlackGuy]

Wish I could. Been trying to steal my bros account for access to full papers lol.

I linked to the full thing at the bottom of my post, I wouldn't just throw up an abstract!!!!!!

[HereToStudy]

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[HereToStudy]

shut up u clown

u make claims u gotta back them up, simple as that

You should be nicer to people, it keeps the boards more enjoyable.

[mattrag]

I linked to the full thing at the bottom of my post, I wouldn't just throw up an abstract!!!!!!

Gotta forgive me, I'm still half asleep lol.

Nice work. I'm gonna be running this in the summer. Probably stacked with a bunch of stuff. Most likely logging it... I log everything lol.

[BurghHardcore]

You should be nicer to people, it keeps the boards more enjoyable.

Yeah, really....thanks for putting it so eloquently. I was going to address that same post, but wouldn't have been so nice (OH!, sweet sweet irony!)

[steppinRazor]

Wow.. well i guess I'll admit to defeat on this one.
i apologize for the sarcastic and accusatory posts towards primordial performance..

a quick wiki search does in fact make these same claims. however in school i was taught that a human adult could not produce new neurons, and the only cells that have the possibility to do so (in theory) are stem sells, which are only present during fetal development and for a short period during infancy.

i stand corrected. my humble apologies.

on a side note, im somewhat intrigued by this product..good job fella's

[TMCCLUNG]

The wealth of support and information in this forum is amazing.

[Rodja]

Wow.. well i guess I'll admit to defeat on this one.
i apologize for the sarcastic and accusatory posts towards primordial performance..

a quick wiki search does in fact make these same claims. however in school i was taught that a human adult could not produce new neurons, and the only cells that have the possibility to do so (in theory) are stem sells, which are only present during fetal development and for a short period during infancy.

i stand corrected. my humble apologies.

on a side note, im somewhat intrigued by this product..good job fella's

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