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  1. TF2 + AI?

    Hmm. Must be because of stress. Either way, will continue to take and log accordingly. :D The nootropic effect is great btw.

  2. TF2 + AI?

    ^ Won't a rise in testosterone cause dermal issues? I'm relatively young (high test), so this might have had something to do with this. Saw an interview of you once. Lol.

  3. TF2 + AI?

    Took first serving 12 hours ago. Skin broke out. Sebaceous glands are oily. **** you PA. Why do you have such good skin. Why do all of the good things have to be so painful for us mortals. Anyways, good product. Going to make another order for another tub probably. ;)

  4. TF2 + AI?

    PA is charming as fuark. :arms: :> :> :> Dunno why other supplement company figure heads can't be as chill as you. Take for example that 'BluePrint' guy. :sad3: PA is arguably one of the smartest chemists around and yet he doesn't act like a total know it all. I admire that. :wave2: Will...

  5. TF2 + AI?

    ^ TF2 alone I guess. Also purchased D-Serine. :D How is it in the memory department in your personal experience? :D

  6. TF2 + AI?

    Will also try to get blood panels. :D

  7. TF2 + AI?

    OMG. Patrick Arnold has acknowledged my presence. :O I'm a big fan. :D Will log the product and post in your honor. :D Will arrive monday I think.

  8. TF2 + AI?

    ^ Would it prevent the estrogenic sides associated with DAA? O_O Thank you for your response.

  9. TF2 + AI?

    Bump. Anyone have an opinion regarding the stack? :bigeyes:

  10. TF2 + AI?

    Ordered TF2, knowing very well that everything PA delivers is quality. Thinking of stacking this with Activate Xtreme from DS. Is this a sufficient AI supplement? Worried about estrogenic sides.

  11. Testforce 2 and lethargy

    A rise in NMDA activity, leading to excitatory post synaptic potentials via the co-agonism of glutamate and d-serine on the said receptor might bring about sleep cycle issues if taken prior to sleep. Although I have to comment that I fall in the opposite spectrum: glutaminergics make rising...
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