got this from another forum (A a s related)

[matty420]

do you guys just go for it and play guinea pig yourself?

anyone ever bought a rat and tried it out on them first? 100% serious heh

lol lets just say someone was indeed considering this, how would one divide the dosage to match the weight of the rat? do i need to seek therapy for even letting this thought pass through my mind?

 

[hesnobradpitt]

lol im considering this, how would you divide the dosage to match the weight of the rat? do i need to seek therapy for even letting this thought pass through my mind?

 

[OMEGA]

um

 

[ukkared]

When I read this on the board you got it from I thought what a waste of gear, now I think the same thing.

 

[raider187]

*cough*

 

[matty420]

*cough*

lol tough crowd

 

[samoth]

The supplies you'd need to measure body composition would be out of most people's financial reaches, operational knowledge notwithstanding.

 

[matty420]

The supplies you'd need to measure body composition would be out of most people's financial reaches, operational knowledge notwithstanding.

hmm makes sense, i was thinking a calculator might give you a ball park, but looks like it would be much much more of sophisticated procedure. i suppose you would need to measure fat composition, and the ratio of bone to lean musc.... fuck it i'm going to quit while i'm ahead.. lol

 

[samoth]

hmm makes sense, i was thinking a calculator might give you a ball park, but looks like it would be much much more of sophisticated procedure. i suppose you would need to measure fat composition, and the ratio of bone to lean musc.... fuck it i'm going to quit while i'm ahead.. lol

It's actually a great idea in priciple, but the money, knowledge, and supplies needed don't make it a viable option for laypeople. I would think that one would need a decent spectrographic setup, which would be tens of thousands of dollars, easy, among other technical measurement apparati. This kind of setup would pretty much be limited to university laboratories and well-funded R&D departments.

 

[matty420]

It's actually a great idea in priciple, but the money, knowledge, and supplies needed don't make it a viable option for laypeople. I would think that one would need a decent spectrographic setup, which would be tens of thousands of dollars, easy, among other technical measurement apparati. This kind of setup would pretty much be limited to university laboratories and well-funded R&D departments.

wow.. samouth the genius