2 or 3 years ago was my first time with it, but I've been researching it longer than that.
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2 or 3 years ago was my first time with it, but I've been researching it longer than that.
JoeBlob12
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Anyone heard from him regarding an order since he re opened?
TacoTuesday
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I have not.
TxPrisonNurse
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Me either, but I’m ready though
TxPrisonNurse
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Maybe he’s just really backed up
Minihulk82
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He emailed me today about pricing for everything he has. Like a hour ago.
yes. I just ordered from him. Already sent the btc, and sent shipping info.
Guess he emailed me at midnight yesterday. Or today I mean
TxPrisonNurse
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Hopefully it’ll be my turn soon
johnnybravel22
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I've had the injection carnatine ampules from Mexico. They burn like a bitch and the results are minimal. I tried them against my coaches recommendation but he didn't forbid me just said they didn't work. After a month I agreed.
Villain
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It could be because they were from Mexico.
All of it burns...
I've tried many including vet grade.
It's all the same, I can't say it doesn't work because the burning wasn't worth daily inject.
I hope to get it soon...I can't run this in the summer that's coming.
BroScientist
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Damn, two years is the longest lag I have heard of. In the literature, the longest they noted was one year. I'll have to amend my suggestion for supplementation beyond one year to two.
There are those who think men aren't susceptible to DNP cataracts because there aren't any mentions in the literature. But the primary base of users was women. I think it's a leap to say that men are immune, and it would have been highly unethical (even 100 years ago) to run clinical tests to see if men got cataracts. But it is true that there's no evidence in the literature that directly ties cataracts to men. However, there are individual reports, more recently, of men getting cataracts, such as your friend.
I don't recall any association with vitamin E, but it has been a while since I read the studies. In animal trials, rabbits and guinea pigs (IIRC) they were only able to induce cataracts when the animals were vitamin C deprived. So there's that. However, one of the men (listed earlier) was taking plenty of supplements, and got cataracts anyway. So there may be a genetic component also.
It's really hard to say, but we do know the compound that is responsible for the cataracts.
2-Amino-p-quinoneimine (I misspelled it in my earlier post.)
Where are you seeing this?
Have you used synthetek or enhanced athlete before? I don't know if EA still sells it or not, but neither of them burned. I've never used vet grade, can't comment on that.
I've never considered making it myself but it's probably not too difficult... I don't know if it's really worth it or not, I just got tired of daily pins even though they were painless... Just got old.
It did seem to give me a better endurance/performance in the gym, and John Meadows wrote an article on inject carnitine specifying that is exactly the side effect you want to be looking for. Not exactly scientific but it was noticeable, similar to cardarine.
BroScientist
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I have read most, if not all, the papers you will find here.
Google Scholar
If you are interested in getting the articles, get on tor, take the doc ids and find sci-hub or genesis library.
BroScientist
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Keep in mind, 80-100 years ago, T levels in men were much higher, obesity was unlikely a large issue with men, and when they were fat, they probably didn't give any fucks. There weren't nearly as many desk jobs, men were farmers, fabricators, etc, they were physically active, food was expensive, and everyone had a cig (appetite suppressant) hanging out of their mouth.
It was a very different time.
Interesting!
The version of DNP that was available to the public was not actually DNP though, and I wonder if that's getting factored into any of this. Without looking it up I think it was Dinitrocresol? It was actually even more potent than DNP base.
Absolutely.
BroScientist
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I remember reading something about that, I think there were some experiments done with that in europe, but not in the US AFAIK. What was being used in the US was undoubtedly DNP.
BroScientist
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@Eman if you want some really interesting (and scary) reading, do some research on DNP and agranulocytosis. It's basically instant death from DNP, and not from overheating.
Agranulocytosis - Wikipedia
Of course, cue the people to come in and say "not in men" etc. For the record, I'm a big fan of DNP, but that's not to say there aren't risks.
Agranulocytosis - Wikipedia
Of course, cue the people to come in and say "not in men" etc. For the record, I'm a big fan of DNP, but that's not to say there aren't risks.
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