Recent content by BrownUniversity2

Sorry, intelligence and cognitive functioning is way more complicated than some Vitamin C and some amino acids, plus such piracetim...are you a psychopharmacologist certified by the American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry?

I'm asking because Wellbutrin is metabolized through p450 3A4 and milk thistle blocks this enzyme, resulting in high levels of endogenous buproprion.

Should this be a problem?

Yes, you can't even come up with a good response...not surprising. By the way, the active ingredients in your supplement appear to be little better than OTC ingredients that you buy separately.

I agree that that is what this product is and nothing more. I just don't think it's right to advertise it that way, but no it's not a big deal. Just hope consumers can pay attention to whats right and wrong.

Your claims are preposterous and silly at best. You have no right to swindle people into snake oil that is neither FDA approved nor of any efficacy. In short, your product is crap. Your product in no way helps people get into "ivy league" colleges, so please don't suggest that. THAT is a lie.

Usually my endo tries to get my levels to be 1500+.

According to a poster Ulter, "Because many members are heading into the final months of school I thought this would be a good time to remind people about Neurogenex. For many people it can make the difference between a $35,000 a year job and a $50,000 job coming out of school. And for those...

Using T3 may or may not have a particularly crippling effect on you. You could develop hyperthyroidism in the face of a negative feedback cycle. Although the bodybuilders on this board believe they understand the molecular mechanisms behind T3, I can attest to the fact that even researchers at...

I have been on HRT for a year, and I'm 21.

Cholesterol medicines--all of them--are metabolized in the liver and/or kidneys. Being on a cycle already increases the load on your liver, so I would suggest not taking a medicine that will only further increase the load on your liver, but that is up to you.

Another thing I forgot to mention. Increasing T levels beyond normal does reduce immunity in large because of life-history theory. Please read up on life-history theory before suggesting that the use of supraphysiologic levels of androgens has no effect on immune function.

Are you an immunologist? Or an endocrinologist? T therapy is only going to increase immune function if you have hypogonadism. If you increase exogenous T levels above the normal range, there is no reason to think that you will have increased. In fact, multitudes of studies say just the...

Curing human aging will not happen in our lifetimes in my opinion. I would imagine most of you, like me, were born in the early 1980s, so most of you are probably about 21 years old. Most of us will likely experience a moderate increase in lifespan but not immortality by any means. That said...

But how is "stress" measured in a clinical setting? Are we talking urinary catecholamines, cortisol, EBV antibodies? Talk to McDade et al if you are interested in stress and immune function.