The acute oral LD50 for sodium nitrate is about 9.5g in humans. Now creatine is a lot bigger than sodium thus you'd probably need 12-15g to be dangerous at all.
I do tend to agree but in the case of something like nitrates I have to assume there are safety studies showing the effects of high levels of nitrates. I didn't look at the filing.
The reality is most everything is reasonably safe that we ingest. The statute was clear to not say...
The definition of "reasonable" is very open ended and debatable.
I think nitrates seem reasonably safe since we eat them all the time. I didn't look at the Thermolife filing however.
They have not even issued NDI guidance yet thus it appears unreasonable to object arbitrarily. As I said the law is favorable and well drafted to do what it was intended to do, grow an industry and make the US the world leader in alternative health (aside from maybe Germany).
Let me explain the difference.
A notification "Mom, I am going to my friend's house"
an approval "Mom, can I go to my friends house?"
Of course what does the guy who had been in the industry 12 years and sued the FDA and is in law school know... lol
That's a reasonable protocol too! I do think all other forms of creatine are inferior except maybe Malate. A lot of this business is finding "new" things to excite people when it isn't necessary.
It isn't the "law" that would be challenged it is the objection. Congress was clear when they wrote DSHEA and the FDA is simply using an administrative power to usurp Congress. This can be addressed in the courts by a review process.
No, I was being serious. The law is very favorable. The FDA's interpretation of the law is absurd in my eyes.
No, it's not clear that they have the right to "object" since that is not at all addressed in the statute. There is no provision in the statute for an FDA "objection" not that...
That is a fine first cycle. A bit overkill on the PCT but that's just me. Prescription exercise chems have zero quality control and Clomid is strong stuff.
Your masteron prop is fine 2x a week.
Each person is different. 3-5g doesn't cause stomach upset but of course you can always take more. As I say, every person is different so find the dose that works for you.
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