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  1. DEA looking to add four new steroids to Schedule III

    There's a lot of supplements sold in military consignment stores, and your unit potentially failing drug tests or going to jail is bad for readiness.
  2. DEA looking to add four new steroids to Schedule III

    Oh cool, I didn't really even look at the compound nomenclature, just the title 4-DHEA/4-ANDRO. Crisis averted boys, back to gains.
  3. DEA looking to add four new steroids to Schedule III

    Nothing to stop them from doing it, Jared makes a lot of money from 4-dhea though so I assume he'll try and get an injunction over that one since there is plenty of legal argument for it being a derivative or metabolite of dhea which is explicitly exempted from DASCA and is a legal ingredient.
  4. ALR Humapro

    Cook it better :p
  5. ALR Humapro

    Sous vide steaks on the daily.
  6. ALR Humapro

    Was meaning BCAA+EAA. Science is pretty much in the favor of BCAA+EAA
  7. ALR Humapro

    It's no more or less worthwhile than any other equivalently dosed BCAA/EAA product. As a BCAA/EAA product it's pretty cheap and the flavoring is good. Use it at times when you need free form amino acids (endurance workouts for example) But I'd strongly suggest you ignore dietary protein...
  8. PEAKO2

    Grad student's open access poster presentation at an ISSN conference, probably just a typo, or someone dropped the study but she forgot to remove them from the group they were in, or something.
  9. PEAKO2

    6+5=10 boys.
  10. Karbolyn vs Glycofuse

    "Our competitors product can never be justified on price even though ours is 40% more expensive btw our product is awesome" Very insightful input.
  11. ALR Humapro

    You don't think a fake doctor found the secret formula to life the universe and gains?
  12. ALR Humapro

    I mean, it would have a lot to do with them citing fraudulent MAP studies if you were here criticizing them for that while pushing products that also cite fraudulent studies :p I think that's the point he was trying to make.
  13. ALR Humapro

    I think there's a big difference between literally fabricating studies, making up co-authors names and research institutes you apparently performed studies at, while claiming professional degrees you do not have and soviet ecdysterone studies. And while it doesn't mention that the test subject...
  14. ALR Humapro

    There is a WORLD of difference between believing or not believing science and basing your formulations on literal by the book academic fraud. I've softened over the years on expecting published clinical human data for every ingredient. But I'll never soften on bull****.
  15. ALR Humapro

    Because the ingredients individually have been individually shown in human and/or animal studies to have effects that will be desirable in humans -- The analogy you're looking for would be this: Performax labs claims that AlphaMax is literally superior to injecting testosterone, and in fact...
  16. ALR Humapro

    Invalid Link Removed You sure like citing science that doesn't add up. The science is fraudulent because the person publishing it is committing academic fraud. There is no such thing as the "European society of biological medicine" in Milan. So how did they publish a study with him? Call...
  17. ALR Humapro

    Why was a product formulated based on fraudulent science that doesn't add up?
  18. ALR Humapro

    Oh okay, you weren't citing studies, you were just telling someone what studies to look at, that's totally different, how foolish of me. Just let me know why a product that's apparently so groundbreaking and effective that it confounds the mind has never actually had a study published on it...
  19. ALR Humapro

    You're the one who started citing fraudulent science. The reason the science doesn't add up because the science is fraudulent. As in the studies that demonstrated those results were literally never performed.
  20. ALR Humapro

    Uh...VT... I'm not sure how to put this elegantly, so I'm not even going to try. Maurizio Lucà-Moretti is a fraud. Ask him where his doctorate in medicine is from. Ask for a copy of his dissertation He claims the title professor, ask him what university he has ever been a professor at. Ask...
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