You can't copy and paste articles my man. Provide a link to the original article and give a description of the contents. If you want this post to stay up, FIX IT!
I dont feel the need to put any of my input in regard to any of these scholarly studies. The results and data do all the talking. I did not even see the date haha i read these and thought they were interesting and thought. others would like to see them.
No offense but does that make it any less relevant? Truly want to know. I believe it is relevant seeing how there aren't many studies for Tren on human subjects.
Probably not, but I do know there are more recent studies than this available. The human body hasn't evolved in the past 20 years to the point that tren would effect it differently. But the medical field has, especially from a technological standpoint. Mostly I'm just giving the poster a hard time for copy and pasting.
I don't mind cutting and pasting as long as its properly cited, which this was. However, I do prefer guys to provide their own interpretation or perceived relevance along side the study.
As far as the study being 20 years old- that's the least of our worries when it comes to steroid data. In an ideal world we would have long term studies on humans with contemporary medical procedures, rather than out dated studies on rats and petri dishes.
I agree completely. The world will be a substantially different place in 50-100 years based off the lessons learned from this era. We're kind of all guinea pigs when it comes to what we consume on a daily basis. I think about all the chemically altered forms of sugar. There is zero studies for any long term effects of that on the body, and they use that stuff in everything now.
True. who knows what they'll have in the future. possibly (hopefully) Exo test which only needs to be shot once and remains at peak levels for a duration of 12 weeks and somehow aids in the production of GNRH so shutdown and PCT are a thing of the past. One can hope
You can't copy and paste articles my man. Provide a link to the original article and give a description of the contents. If you want this post to stay up, FIX IT!
AnonI dont feel the need to put any of my input in regard to any of these scholarly studies. The results and data do all the talking. I did not even see the date haha i read these and thought they were interesting and thought. others would like to see them.
AnonMan is that bad english hahah i need to read my shit twice before posting lol
Both of the studies you copied and pasted are over 20 years old. If you're gonna simply copy and paste, at least make sure it's from this century.
No offense but does that make it any less relevant? Truly want to know. I believe it is relevant seeing how there aren't many studies for Tren on human subjects.
Probably not, but I do know there are more recent studies than this available. The human body hasn't evolved in the past 20 years to the point that tren would effect it differently. But the medical field has, especially from a technological standpoint. Mostly I'm just giving the poster a hard time for copy and pasting.
testaholicLmfa @ mostly giving the poster a hard time for copy and pasting
True. thats along the lines I was thinking of lol but yeah I figured
breakingfaceI don't mind cutting and pasting as long as its properly cited, which this was. However, I do prefer guys to provide their own interpretation or perceived relevance along side the study.
As far as the study being 20 years old- that's the least of our worries when it comes to steroid data. In an ideal world we would have long term studies on humans with contemporary medical procedures, rather than out dated studies on rats and petri dishes.
testaholicShit. Id volunteer.
breakingfaceOkay... I have a storage unit where we can house you during the bulk of the study. I just need you to sign a few papers and we are off!
I agree completely. The world will be a substantially different place in 50-100 years based off the lessons learned from this era. We're kind of all guinea pigs when it comes to what we consume on a daily basis. I think about all the chemically altered forms of sugar. There is zero studies for any long term effects of that on the body, and they use that stuff in everything now.
True. who knows what they'll have in the future. possibly (hopefully) Exo test which only needs to be shot once and remains at peak levels for a duration of 12 weeks and somehow aids in the production of GNRH so shutdown and PCT are a thing of the past. One can hope
Self replication in nano technology. Poetry of the future baby.