fightbackhxc
Well-known member
My top podcasts. Superhuman radio, infowars, coast to coast, politics and religion. Boom!
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My top podcasts. Superhuman radio, infowars, coast to coast, politics and religion. Boom!
pacodav
New member
I'm looking for something less sensational than Alex Jones, and I think SHR would be the perfect place. There's just no way to know what's legit and what's not on Infowars. I'll check out the Coast to Coast show to see what it's about.
fightbackhxc
Well-known member
I've found alex to be fairly credible on just about everything I've researched
triceptor
Radio Host
I have a conference call with GCN.. the group that both produces and syndicates the Alex Jones / Inforwars show LOL
triceptor
Radio Host
we've been trying to do this.. the pep "experts" are few and far between.. I'd love to have Datbtrue on.. if anyone knows how to reach him.. carl
GHopkins
Member
Carl,
I have heard a few short spots that say "if will cost millions of dollars if Monsanto has to label the boxes" for GMO. I think this is accurate. It won't take that much money to put the label on the box, but will cost them millions of dollars in SALES! Nobody wants to eat this $#it if they have a choice.
Good luck with the syndication effort.
I have heard a few short spots that say "if will cost millions of dollars if Monsanto has to label the boxes" for GMO. I think this is accurate. It won't take that much money to put the label on the box, but will cost them millions of dollars in SALES! Nobody wants to eat this $#it if they have a choice.
Good luck with the syndication effort.
brianlukey
New member
Hi davesavvy,
What are your information sources for saying that some/most people need to be concerned about treating or controlling their cholesterol? (Also, be sure to mention if you are speaking of serum cholesterol or dietary cholesterol...) From my sources (e.g. scientist Uffe Ravnsov, and many, many others besides) this is a non-issue for 99.5% of the population - and most of the others have a rare condition called familial hypercholesterolemia (Not, NOT at all applicable to the population at large).
This is an issue near and dear to my heart. I'm trying to reason with some of my relatives that their use of statins is not very wise in their particular cases. Of course their doctor is to be trusted more than me (right?), even thought I have studied this topic much more than said doctor... --- but I digress.
Thanks dave. I'm sincerely interested in asking you, because I am interested in solid evidence to support what you are inferring here.
GHopkins
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A co-worker showed this article and it pissed me off. "See, it says I am better off being overweight." I went back to my desk and read the whole article. Later I tried to point out that it only applied to people who already had a heart condition that had surgery. He would not even listen to logic. He sat there eating Girl Scout cookies saying he would live longer than me. I eat pretty clean and lift and he thinks he will outlive me? Are the American people this stupid? I am beginning to think so.
P.S. I have nothing against Girl Scout cookies, just cookies in general.
A co-worker showed this article and it pissed me off. "See, it says I am better off being overweight." I went back to my desk and read the whole article. Later I tried to point out that it only applied to people who already had a heart condition that had surgery. He would not even listen to logic. He sat there eating Girl Scout cookies saying he would live longer than me. I eat pretty clean and lift and he thinks he will outlive me? Are the American people this stupid? I am beginning to think so.
P.S. I have nothing against Girl Scout cookies, just cookies in general.
infinitepower
Member
SARMS, especially RAD. Too much info flowing around the internet about these things. Its such a Grey Area
GHopkins
Member
There is buzz out there regarding Niacin Ribose. Apparently it has a more direct effect on NAD+ levels at the cellular level. There are a few internet adds on the web now heralding this latest fountain of youth, going into detail about how NAD+ levels decline as we age causing nerves to be at risk.
I don’t remember you covering this topic specifically niacin ribose, but I might have forgotten. This might be time to get LEF back on the air, as they have a Niacin Ribose supplement out.
I don’t remember you covering this topic specifically niacin ribose, but I might have forgotten. This might be time to get LEF back on the air, as they have a Niacin Ribose supplement out.
Mixelflick
Active member
I'd second this.
The newer peptides are intriguing, and I think offer more potential insofar as regenerative/wound healing effects than even anabolics..
