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  1. stupid stories

    What is the worst anti-steroid story you've heard? Lyle Alzado excluded. Mine: My HS track coach told me about this guy he heard of (all good stories start this way) that juiced without working out (who would bother juicing if they didn't workout?). After getting huge, w/o lifting at all...

  2. Surrrreee Islam is peaceful.

    Islam ain't so bad. Christianity ain't so bad either. Before getting too worked up about Islam give a thought to the Crusades or the radical anti-abortionist movement. Personally, I think it kinda stupid to follow any dogma. Were there a God that cared about man do you really think he'd let alot...

  3. looks good :D

    I miss the "Metropolis"-looking guy.

  4. Hey All Im New Here

    Ask away...

  5. ephedra lawsuit

    Has anyone here read the label on the bottle still used it? Assumption of risk requires: 1) knowledge of the risk; 2) appreciation of the risk; and 3) willing exposure to the risk. 1) Likely satisfied by the warning, if they read it or it was so obvious that a reasonable person would have read...

  6. IGF-1 Info

    I didn't mean it was useless, I just fail to see how it's worth the money for body enhancement. I'd still be concerned about locally injected IGF leaching into the blood stream. Raybravo, are you suggesting that the gut distention associated with IGF use is due to mainlining it or IP injections?

  7. IGF-1 Info

    Sure more of the weight is kept, since some of that weight is because of your bigger organs and thicker cardiac tissue--not necessarily weight you want. "Escape your bloodstream"? Haven't heard anyone but bodybuilders use the term "somatomedian C" in a long long time. How's about GH-sulfaction...

  8. The Thyroid Handbook

    Check your T4 bottle, I'm pretty sure it's not .7mg. If it is, well..then, that is an awfully strange prescription--I'd try to find a better M.D. to treat my hypothyroidism. I'd bet you have 70 mcg (.07mg).

  9. The Thyroid Handbook

    No, no, no. no. Firstly, just for clarity, let's keep this in mcgs. You've got 70mcg tabs of T4. The normal starting dosage of T3 for cutting is 25 mcg T3. T3 is roughly about 4X as effective as T4...so 25 mcg T3 is about the same as 100mcg T4 (synthroid). So, a single 70mcg tab of T4 is roughly...

  10. The Thyroid Handbook

    For cutting most would start out on maybe 25mcg of T3 and gradually increase that up to 100mcg. Synthroid is T4 and as stated above is about 1/4 as "potent" as T3. I'm sure you can work out the math if you want to try T4. As far as length of dosing, althrough many say that long durations will...

  11. drinking on ckd

    The low carb beers like Miller Lite or Mich Light won't toss you out of ketosis. Even regular beers aren't all that bad in my experience. My thought is that the liver energy required to clear the alcohol pretty much chews up the carb injested with it. Of course I'd stay away from schnapps or...

  12. Well I Just Got My Hands On Some Igf-1

    IGF does hit the insulin receptor, if you really want to know the kinetics I got that sitting somewhere 'round here. Trouble is, IGF will cause all sorts of growth that you don't want (mostly cardiac tissue). Personally I think it pretty odd that you got it from a MD friend--is he doing...

  13. Steroid traffic flows on Internet

    Wow, what tiny penalties! To think, I kept looking out the window for the cops when I ordered a months worth of cytomel from overseas. Hal

  14. McDonalds LAwsuit- Not Over

    Well, to win, they would need to show either that McD food is unreasonably dangerous or that the company was somehow fraudulent in hiding the food's dangerous nature. There is a certain amount of common sense that the court will look at...no reasonable person would think that big macs and fries...

  15. Lawyer: It is clear ephedra killed Bechler

    I kinda doubt it will be banned, but it may become too expensive for companies to sell (insurance-wise). Insurance policies ususally state that the insurance company will decide how to proceed with litigation. More often than not, they try to settle and spread the costs of that loss to policy...
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