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  1. FDA sends a warning letter to MA sups over the opioid tianeptine in it's sups

    Posting that in a thread where exactly what I predicted would happen ended up happening and people were hurt is pretty ironic.

  2. FDA sends a warning letter to MA sups over the opioid tianeptine in it's sups

    You keep using the word supplement. The FDA has can and will use that against you later whe you try and say it wasnt for human consumption the first time someone has a psychotic episode whether they were dosing correctly or using the product despite a warning label telling them not to for drug...

  3. FDA sends a warning letter to MA sups over the opioid tianeptine in it's sups

    Contrary to popular belief, putting "not for human consumption" does not indemnify sellers from responsibility for products when they doscuss their obviously human intended uses.

  4. FDA sends a warning letter to MA sups over the opioid tianeptine in it's sups

    I think there's enough research to support NOT taking it for enhancement purposes. The acceptable risk profile for treating disease vs. Nonmedical supplementation is completely different. Also it's entirely synthetic, and isnt a metabolite of a valid ingredient so it's never going to be a...

  5. FDA sends a warning letter to MA sups over the opioid tianeptine in it's sups

    Bromantane would also be illegal to market in a dietary supplement for human consumption. Also, given that it plausibly increases your risk of Alzheimer's. Taking it seems foolish.

  6. FDA sends a warning letter to MA sups over the opioid tianeptine in it's sups

    Lots of things can be safely used. Consumers are broadly speaking not literate on subject matter like this. Marketing products like this is reckless and irresponsible. And it makes the entire industry look bad and face more scrutiny. I've got a FOIA request in for the AERS data that led to...

  7. FDA sends a warning letter to MA sups over the opioid tianeptine in it's sups

    I remember when I warned mike arnold privately about this product days after it was released. I wonder if the people who submitted the adverse event reports from this product to the FDA know that people advised you your product was dangerous and you sold it anyway.

  8. Aroline Hydrobromide?

    It's arecoline with some label magic to pretend it's not arecoline and get around the U.S. and Canada's import bans on arecoline...a carcinogen.

  9. Sparta nutrition quit with proh!!!

    Given that the company that manufactured for pretty much all of them got a federal indictment over it, I'm not sure why this is a surprise.

  10. Bulk Agmatine dosing

    I've never habitually taken a ton or anything, my point was just that it's not like taking 1400mg vs. 1000mg is going to do anything bad, so if your scoop isn't adding up to a gram, just figure out roughly how much you need to do to get at least 1g, and use that much.

  11. Bulk Agmatine dosing

    Other than your wallet, which you're already saving on by buying bulk agmatine, there's not much consequence to taking *too much* agmatine. So if your scoop isn't an accurate gram, just weigh out how many scoops *is* a gram or so, figure for slightly over that and go from there. Or just buy...

  12. The Arachidonic Acid Help Guide

    What about amentoflavone leads you to believe it *does* work?

  13. The Arachidonic Acid Help Guide

    What about amentoflavone leads you to believe it *does* work?

  14. The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Oh we're actually talking about a different person then...I think. I actually assumed you were talking about RK/nitrates since he's the en-vogue litigator of the now. Talking about the people at Nutrition Distribution? If not them then I'm not sure who has a big litigation campaign over dshea...

  15. The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    That's actually new from the 10/23 filing amendment then :p I had actually looked the company registration up when I wanted to reach out to you about something else that we talked about, it does look like Gena is still registered on the company though. But whatever I don't actually care about...

  16. The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    They didn't file a 'complaint' with the FDA. They coordinated criminal legal action with FDA OCI, which they can't do on their own as a private business. GTX doesn't have the legal authority to unmask random RC site whoeverthe**** that isn't even a registered business entity and they can't...

  17. The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    You couldn't be more wrong. They've sent out dozens of cease and desists and have coordinated numerous enforcement actions with FDA OCI regarding people who didn't comply with the C&Ds. Additionally, FDA OCI in following up on those leads discovered numerous way more interesting cases than...

  18. Why didn't NMDAA increase testosterone?

    You're smarter than this Eric :p Abstract: Now. What looks weird here? Oh, that's strange... 1.78g of NMDA? That's a massive likely neurotoxic dose, that can't be right. Lets check out the full text... Muscle Warfare? I remember them, they sell pretty exclusively ****ty overpriced...

  19. The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Ostarine is a custom synthetic compound that a private company has spent tens millions of dollars (will cross $100m this year) creating and testing. They've completed 24 human trials totaling 1700 people, with six more underway. All of this done with private capital and not federal NIH...

  20. The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Meths way cheaper and easier to make than SARMs
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