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  1. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Really?! Me too! :D I'm glad you found additional treatment that helped you. Doctors and modern medicine aren't infallible, that much we can all agree with. But there are some extreme views in this thread...
  2. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    But you see, you don't know it. The smartest people in the field don't even know it. And I'm not trying to have a debate, I'm simply reporting the scientific data as a counter to your claims that are not backed in science. Science and facts are different from opinions and anecdotes. I really was...
  3. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Yup... plenty of irresponsible docs out there.
  4. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Fair enough. ;) But I'd still assert that anyone who can get into medical school (at least, in the USA - I have no familiarity with other systems) aren't dumb.
  5. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Those aren't sources, and your second link cites the first, which isn't credible. Dr. David Williams appears to be a chiropractor. None of the credible sources they cite, which isn't many, support your previous claim about Alzheimer's. You've done nothing to counter the basic science I...
  6. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Going around making these blanket claims is irresponsible. There is no data directly linking flu vaccines to Alzheimer's disease. If you're referring to mercury itself and Alzheimer's ... it is a huge leap to take what the data says on this topic and then apply it to the doses of ethyl mercury...
  7. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Do me a favor and become one of the 3% of people accepted to medical school each year, then complete a residency, then come back here and let's talk about who's "intelligent." Are these broad generalizations useful? Doctors are certainly partly to blame for the opioid crisis, but this hardly the...
  8. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    No worries man, I just get passionate when talking about drug regulation ;)
  9. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    Oh I'll rant to anyone who asks how the FDA is flawed and approves bad drugs, and doesn't approve good drugs. Everyone else in this thread also acknowledged that. But sometimes, the FDA makes a good decision, and this is one of them. I could give you several other examples of good regulatory...
  10. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    I'm glad we're all on the same page
  11. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    I see. I agree that the FDA is flawed but this particular decision is sound. And doesn't your company sell SARMs? :thinking: This. Aside from that many of these products out there have less data than Ostarine does. And without any warnings at all like most of these "supplements", people can't...
  12. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    misses the point...
  13. TheNietzsche

    The FDA issues a warning against the use of SARMs

    This is a situation where I'll be the one to side with the FDA. I certainly don't think companies should be allowed to mass market research chemicals as dietary supplements. It is one thing when they're sold as an RC and the risk is implied, and it is explicitly stated that the product is a...
  14. TheNietzsche

    No libido and ED for 7 months after two weeks of Olympus Arimistane at 50 mg/week.

    I'm tellin' ya, Anacyclus. ;)
  15. TheNietzsche

    No libido and ED for 7 months after two weeks of Olympus Arimistane at 50 mg/week.

    In theory the E/T ratio should return to homeostasis shortly after discontinuing an AI. This assumes Arimistane is an effective AI to begin with (there's some bloods around here somewhere... and I did my own a few years back).
  16. TheNietzsche

    No libido and ED for 7 months after two weeks of Olympus Arimistane at 50 mg/week.

    Gabapentin did, really? I find that interesting.
  17. TheNietzsche

    No libido and ED for 7 months after two weeks of Olympus Arimistane at 50 mg/week.

    Frequent urination and fatigue could be caused by a number of things. So could tight balls, I'd suppose. In addition to stressing less (meditation may help, the above poster's advice to try KSM-66 not bad either... the best form of ashwagandha, an adaptogen). I'd see another doctor making sure...
  18. TheNietzsche

    Has anyone seen bloodwork on arimistane?

    I experienced the same subjective results you guys are talking about, but I can't attribute that to it being an effective AI for me. Maybe due in part to cortisol reducing effects. Maybe placebo, I don't know.
  19. TheNietzsche

    Stay Off The Vitex (and Cabergoline) If You Want Normal Test, Sex Drive, Immune

    I don't disagree with what you're saying, folks shouldn't be using cabergoline or whatever for the hell of it. Or 99% L-Dopa supps either for that matter. However, very low prolactin isn't a common problem, and men should be fine even at the bottom end of the reference range. Blood work should...
  20. TheNietzsche

    Has anyone seen bloodwork on arimistane?

    I had hormones drawn pre and post arimistane a few years back (OG Erase) when I had an open minded doc, and it had no effect on any measures (test/estrogens/PRL) tested. I'll try and dig up the numbers.
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