Fortes said:Progesterone/Follistatin levels:
Here's some poor logic for you guys:
IN WOMEN:
Progesterone blood levels increase during pregnancy
Follistatin levels increase during pregnancy
Progesterone blood level increases MAY CAUSE increases in follistatin
AND IF ALL THAT IS TRUE (which it most likely is not):
Trenbolone/Nandrolone are "progestagenic compounds"
Trenbolone/Nandrolone tickle the PR
Trenbolone/Nandrolone MAY CAUSE increases in Follistatin!
And this, Ladies and Gents, is the reason why we like to use INDUCTION while dealing with science, and not so much DEDUCTION. Why? Because of VALIDITY. All my "may cause" conjecture doesn't mean shit unless it's proven.
Anyone here think there's any credence to this wild, paralogical syllogismic of mine?
I am not sure of the point you are trying to make here, but if you are poking fun at the horrible skills of some internet guys when it comes to deductive reasoning then I am with you. One thing about being educated/trained in science is that you learn to reason things out very efficiently and carefully.