same_old said:
if you want to guinea pig BAM, go ahead - but do NOT post preliminary conjecture about a product's suppressiveness as if it were fact, ok? that's irresponsible considering the (increasingly younger and more impatient) audience.
*Sigh*....deep breath...dude, this is what Author said. Not me. I'm simply contributing information straight from the horses mouth to this forum. You have posted yet another post with absolutely ZERO information to prove your point...just more speculation on your part.
Again, take it up with Author bro, not me. These are his words, not mine. I'm not the one posting "preliminary conjecture", Author is. I'm bringing what he has stated over to this forum for everyone to read.
same_old said:
that's irresponsible considering the (increasingly younger and more impatient) audience.
Irresponsible is making posts like you have as if they were fact, with absolutely zero effort on your part to provide any objective data to support your speculations and "what ifs". I must apologize though as I forgot you've personally met every forum member on these boards and you happen to know they're all kids running around here.
same_old said:
a little flashback....
DS said superdrol would be milder than M1T. well, the lipid panels have not shown that, at all.
superdrol may not be milder on the lipids, but it's milder on the muscle cramps, lethary, depression and HPTA suppression (although still suppressive, yet not nearly as destructive as M1T was in 2 weeks). Just because it isn't milder on lipids doesn't mean that it isn't milder OVERALL. I seem to sense that when you have one tiny piece of data, you tend to make wide and sweeping generalizations with that informtion, yet you make no effort to prove otherwise. I sense a trend here with you.
same_old said:
Max LMG was purported as anti-progestinic, and would reduce progestin sides. it isnt, and it doesnt. folks have gotten prolactin gyno on it.
see a trend?
Again, you're comparing apples to oranges. BAM is not on the same level as superdrol or Max LMG.
The key word you're missing with this one is that it would "REDUCE" progestin sides, not completely ELIMINATE progestin sides. It was a progestin derived steroid!! LOL!! What the hell did people expect? Anyone not aware of the potential side effects from progestin based compounds should never have touched them.
The unfortunate side of the coin with the early designer products was that in order for them to be available to us, the companies could not disclose a whole heck of a lot of information about them. People were asking and unfortunately never received any answers. Companies were tyring to rebound from a major loss in their sales of prohormones. Designer products walked on the borderline of legality. Hence the silence.
We can freely ask questions about these products and receive answers because they do not challenge or walk on the boarder line of legality like the designer products did. I asked Author, he gave a straight forward answer. Again, if you don't like it, go take it up with him.
And for the 10 billionth time I am not advocating that ANYBODY use this product during post cycle therapy. Please, read, read, read and get this through your head!! Nor am I stating that I am or will be using it in a post cycle therapy.
YOU ARE MISSING THIS VERY KEY POINT!!! And damn bro, anyone can use a frickin' AI with the product if they are so damn convinced like you are that an earth shattering amount of unproported suppression is going to occur....which it won't, because again, Author, the man who has spent the last few years working very closely with they compounds has stated so.
I would be much more concerned if I were you if Author failed to mention any amount of insignificant inhibition being a possibility. That he has come out and openly discussed it however says to me the guy is being honest.