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  1. The true reason for going after NAC

    Again, you are using what was self reported. You need to actually compare death rate of vaccinated to unvaccinated. That’s how you can figure out if the vaccine is causing deaths (as the numbers would be higher for vaccinated than non-vaccinated if that is the case). It’s essentially the same...

  2. The true reason for going after NAC

    I mean, the problem is the retailers being overly cautious. The FDA’s last round of letters were given out due to claims on products that it cures hangovers. You’re not allowed to make claims for supplements.

  3. The true reason for going after NAC

    It’s not banned though. LoL.

  4. The true reason for going after NAC

    Yet what liabilities do supplement companies realistically have? 🤔🤔🤔 Not trying to throw shade at the industry but if you are critical of one and not critical of another just because you like the other, for example, doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. Or how about this, in Texas, the medical...

  5. The true reason for going after NAC

    The mRNA vaccines has not killed thousands of people. Show me the data which shows that adverse effects are significantly worse than let’s say, the annual flu vaccine. I’ll wait. I’ll help you out here, the number of deaths due to the mRNA vaccines has been: ZERO. This is an actual datapoint...

  6. The true reason for going after NAC

    Already had them. Ha ha ha. It’s nice to not have to worry about masks or spreading/contracting the damn thing. I don’t shame others if they choose not to though, I would just like people to be more honest about it instead of arguing that it is a conspiracy or there’s some inherent danger to it...

  7. The true reason for going after NAC

    Didn’t call anybody names. Just made observations and voiced my view on these observations. :)

  8. The true reason for going after NAC

    I’m saying those that are insinuating all sorts of nonsense about why vaccines and masks are bad but are then perfectly ok with using things like black market gear and things like SARMS and other compounds which are and haven been classified as investigational compounds, are not making a logical...

  9. The true reason for going after NAC

    The most hilarious thing about a lot of the science-illiterate crowd is that they also then use pseudo science nonsense to try and support their arguments with. Also typically tends to be people that like to claim this or that diet or ingredient or whatever the heck does all these miraculous...

  10. Rethinking on Berberine?

    I think metformin should be part of ones program especially when running insulin and GH, it’s kind of necessary for the purpose of both health and being able to utilize carbs better as insulin and GH use is eventually going to create an issue with insulin sensitivity. I do however, think that...

  11. Rethinking on Berberine?

    This is an interesting product. The mechanisms appear to be mainly insulin agonists, so the mechanisms appear sound. Even though some of these ingredients do have inhibition of certain enzymes needed for breakdown of starches, they appear to be doing so to a much lesser extent than berberine...

  12. Rethinking on Berberine?

    Dihydroberberine is a interesting ingredient. I wish we had in vivo data for it. I’m wondering if it would have the actual AMPK effects (I believe that the purported AMPK effects have been based on in vitro data, which is problematic because we know that berberine has horrible bioavailability...

  13. Rethinking on Berberine?

    I don’t doubt you saw what you saw. I’m with you that there must have been a positive aesthetic effect, here’s my thoughts on this. Couldn’t the aesthetic effects been achieved with using insulin? I would think that you would get a more immediate effect as well. It’s interesting, I’m not that...

  14. Rethinking on Berberine?

    A lot of things, especially with sports nutrition, performance aimed special diets, training programs, etc. relies virtually entirely on some subjective anecdotes. If they based it on objective measures and honestly represented it, they would go out of business. We are still trying to spin turk...

  15. Rethinking on Berberine?

    Ha ha ha.

  16. Rethinking on Berberine?

    You’re gauging look = muscle mass gain. It’s very likely it gives him better insulin sensitivity, but I’m talking about gaining lean mass and if you are leaving potential muscle mass on the table.

  17. Rethinking on Berberine?

    There’s a lot of big guys saying a whole lot of things. Anecdotal doesn’t really mean much when we have actual placebo controlled data on this. Also, guys saying this that and the other, what are they really comparing it to? Do they know what their results would have been without it? No, they...

  18. Rethinking on Berberine?

    There is one that states the content. So for that particular one, it’s 30 mg per serving. You have to basically take 20 capsules to get the 600mg. It’s about $84 for a 9 day supply. On top of that, oral bioavailability for this ingredient is terrible, the in vivo data was with a self emulsifying...

  19. Rethinking on Berberine?

    Yup. Super expensive ingredients. There use to be actually more C3G standardized products on the market with pretty high concentrations of C3G, I remember them being from bigger well known health supplement brands, I did the math on them for what it would costs for a month at 600mg a day (I was...

  20. Rethinking on Berberine?

    I hear you. I’m pretty certain it’s just price prohibitive and the sticker shock alone I think would make the majority of the sports nutrition industry shy away from it (if the price is consumer friendly, the margins wouldn’t be there to make it worth it for them, far easier to sell pros and...
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