I have thanks NOT ONE of us is suffering from Giantism though so any of your studies on pregnant women over 50 or white lab rats will not be pertinent either ....sorry
Listen why do you think for years and years people have used caber for prolactin suppression while using 19 nors?
Just for fun or because it works?
Or are you the only one that has figured it out and everyone else is wrong?
Oh and blah blah we have all been down the science VS bro science road before so please avoid that exit altogether.............cheers
BTW "Do you even lift?".........comes to mind for some reason..lol
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Yep heard that before the studies were not on BB, or lifters or folks who exercised, damn doc they had diseases we don't have, bla, bla, bla! Did you investigate the effect D-2 agonists have on patients with Parkinson's or how about prolactinomas? Yea their GH levels also DECLINED but your criteria negate their relevance, even though ALL these patients had GH levels performed both BEFORE and AFTER the initiation of Dopamine agonist therapy.
(Incidentally I will only rarely cite animal studies and will do so ONLY when comparative human studies are unavailable)
So you don't like those "diseased patient studies? Well unfortunately LG it's very difficult to get research approved on NORMAL folk, duh. So what to do?
Heck the best test subjects are the very people whom are proclaiming a 19-Nor - Prolactin connection exists, but for some reason they don't or won't get that level checked, Now why is that, LG?
How about you LG, have you ever checked that prolactin level your blindly using D-2 agonists for? After all there's no doubt "they work", but rather are they needed?
Hey did you know steroids don't "enhance performance"? Yep really! NOT, but that's what modern medicine blindly believed until they STUDIED the topic. It seems ironic but aren't AAS users doing the exact same thing when being critical of the medical profession for their 1970"s, proclaiming fact from fiction, blunder?
However it seems some contemporary BB don't want to KNOW what the science says and would rather do it "alone" and by "word of mouth", comparing anecdotes and experience. But ya see we now KNOW there is a better way! Try combining the experience with the science rather than denying the relevance of the latter.
Do I lift? Gosh darn it ya got me, NOT! (Does that really matter? Would it disable or somehow minimize my thoughts, PED and exercise research or my commitment to the sport?)
I'm a little older now and my joints ache so I certainly CAN'T lift as much or as often as I'd like to, but I have my own gym with free weights (unfortunately no machines) and aerobic equipment, and I "lift" 2-3 times a week and do aerobics twice a week.
So yep although I may not have the voice of a modern day BB, I contribute by a different means, my educational experience and professional exposure.
Regs
Jim