1-Test? What is it?

[Sterone]

Why haven't I heard about 1-Test before? The article says it doesn't convert to estrogen. What about DHT conversion?

 

[hunin]

you have not heard about i test before ,because it's a crock of shit
do not waste your hard earned greenbacks on that bull shit.
hunin

 

[Willyumyum]

Defenitely don't waste your money on a supp that claims to be more anabolic than test... Most likely they are talking out of their puckers....

YUM

 

[maccer]

I would do a search if I was you before you listen to the last two replies, many experienced lifters have used this supplement and achieved good results

 

[HighIntensity]

are you blind there is tons of info on it right here...read and then decide, don't listen to people who don't know

 

[Par Deus]

Why do people insist on making statements when they have zero clue???

Just curious.

1-test was found to be 7+ times as anabolic as test in a levator ani study -- that is a fact.

 

[Sterone]

I haven't heard of it until the other day. It looks like bros have done well on it. It is a DTH derivitave though and I just read that it does have the MPB side effects associated with DHT. Well that was what I was wanting to know, whether or not it would cause hairloss. I'm wanting to be careful here for that sake of keeping my hair so I guess I'll pass on the 1-Test.

 

[Par Deus]

I'm wanting to be careful here for that sake of keeping my hair so I guess I'll pass on the 1-Test.

If you are paranoid about hairloss, the only choice would be a Nordiol product.

 

[Blood&Iron]

Why do people insist on making statements when they have zero clue???

Just curious.

1-test was found to be 7+ times as anabolic as test in a levator ani study -- that is a fact.

I have refined your own quote of "People are generally more opinionated than knowledgeable." I call it Par Deus' Law:
"The less one knows about a subject, the more vociferously he will state his opinion on said subject."

 

[Par Deus]

I have refined your own quote of "People are generally more opinionated than knowledgeable." I call it Par Deus' Law:
"The less one knows about a subject, the more vociferously he will state his opinion on said subject."