Dermacrine...makes no sense at all

[Ross]

Dermacrine should be good as a stand-alone supplement.

 

[GLEN]

what do you think anthony- about derma ?_
I want more feedback this sounds like a product people like-

I have been Pm'ed by a few who like it-

 

[Bruce]

carth you are the fucking man, i miss you bro. holla at a nucca.

 

[GLEN]

so the org derma can supress you?

hey ross why are these good products and how would you run them?

 

[tfuray]

Good catch.

DITTO

 

[GLEN]

can u gain muscle on the sustain or would this be more for RECOVERY and that is it and sex drive- ?"

 

[GLEN]

i wonder how these products hold vs Unleashed/myogenx

 

[corporate ceo]

It was a typo tagged to a bad link. This is the page it was supposed to bring you too -

http://www.primordialperformance.com/derm_sust_ingredients.cfm

-Pp

One way to find out...

I will order the product at a random time in the near future and have it tested, twice.

CEO

 

[needtogetaas]

No, weve got plenty guys running these products as stand alone supps.

I think some guys are doing cycles with the Derma and stacking it with an oral like dbol or anavar… and then running Sustain for PCT… which is a great way to use the products too.

But, yeah, original Derma could be like a very light testosterone cycle.

-Pp

ya I had 3 guys pm me about this in the last week or to and I let them know thats perfect....guy asked me if he could run say dbol for 4-6 weeks then run derma reg for 4 weeks give his lever a brake well still keeping levels and test up and not lose gains.then use anavar 4-6 weeks then use derma sustain for pct...they loved the idea and there going to be doing this cycle so I cant wate to here from them about it.

 

[needtogetaas]

so the org derma can suppress you?

hey ross why are these good products and how would you run them?

no it will not suppress you unless taken for a long time but even then most studies have shown

Do DHEA supplements suppress the adrenal gland's natural DHEA production?
The production of many hormones is controlled by a "feedback loop," which means that when hormone levels get too high, the body is told to make less, and when hormone levels are too low, the body is told to make more. Cortisol, testosterone, and estrogen are all regulated by this feedback. In other words, if a person takes cortisol, or a similar derivative such as prednisone, it will shut off the body's natural production. DHEA appears to be one of the exceptions. There doesn't seem to be a feedback mechanism for DHEA. In other words, DHEA supplements are not likely to stop the body's own production.hmmmm just throwing things out as i find them....