Hmmmm... well, lets see.. where shall I start..
First, I'll say this. I don't know what motivated this guy to post this, but he obviously has some vested interest. I don't know who George Stark is... I did a search for his name to see what his other 64 posts were and the search came up empty. I suspected to find other posts of his endorsing Liquidex. And lets look at this:
He had a competitors product tested a few months back (his initials are BP).
I recently received a PM from "George Stark" in which he said "I don't believe my friend would go to all of the trouble to create and send himself a lab assay but I guess anything is possable" As we say in Louisiana... "he's crawfishin'!" Hmmm... I wonder who is in competition with him.. who is in competition with the lab who makes liquidex? Also in the PM, I found out WHO HIS FRIEND IS and turns out he is a source who is also a vet on this board. The most obvious reason for his fake C of A would be for insurance... Just in case anyone actually has a real test done on the product and it comes out underdosed he can proclaim tha the has tests that contradict it. Powdered anastrazole is rumored to become availible in a few weeks, but this private lab seems to have gotten the jump on the powder market and composed Liquidex, anastrazole suspension.
I first drew my conclusions from his gaudy storyline which bordered on a literary masterpiece the likes of which Edgar Allen Poe, with his attention to detail and sentence modifiers, would be proud. One speaking about an occurence does not support his sentence with such adjectives and modifiers and uses more linking verbs than action verbs...
I sat there for some time and the companies mail lady stopped in and dropped a big pile on his desk. He proceeded to browse through the pile. He came to a manila envelope and a big smile came over his face. He promptly got of the phone and he tore the envelope open like it was Christmas. He read the contents briefly and handed it to me
he is a good writer nonetheless, but he does not speak from a personal experience... And Cockdezl said my psychology degree wasn't a benefit to my biological background..

By looking at the use of adjectives and attention to detail,psychologists can tell whether a written story has been a creative fabrication. His story line is fabricated. YET, this is NOT by which I derived at the conclusion that his tests were fabricated...
Now for the conclusive evidence. I first became suspecious of his attention to detail... but when I saw his copies of the C of A, I knew something was fishey. So I had a graphics engineer who was completely unbiased look at his "scanned" documents. Does anybody here know how to use Adobe photoshop? What happens when you have text on one layer then place additional layers on top of it in order to paste something else into it (such as a graph or pencil/marker blots)... it gets blurry when you print. I know this first hand. The ONLY way to prevent it from being blurry is to fuse the layers. Otherwise, the top layers will blur the text from the bottom layers. This is exactly what happened. You can CLEARLY see the difference in layer one (text), layer 2 (graphic importation), layer 3 (ink blot over the top of the page), and layer 4 (ink blot over the signature). If you will recall from his epic storyline above, he said that his "friend" had to mark out all evidence of control numbers and the company's name, etc... He also supossedly markered over his signature.
Lets pay particular attention to the signature... NO MARKER has ink that is THAT black. If you will right click on the image and click "properties," you'll see that the pic is a Correl Photohouse Image. Both pics. The BLACK marker over the signature and other ink blotted sections came from Adobe Photoshop... but the text was imported from Correl Word Perfect and the ink blot over the signature is clearly on a different, outermost layer compared with the signature. Look at the font. That is a computer generated image. Now lets move on to concentrate on the second pic. As my friend in the computer graphics industry pointed out, there is NO WAY that ANY scanner no matter how high the quality could have turned over a document with that detail even if it was saved in 10,000 dpi. He says it was done in a text generating program such as Word or Word Perfect. Anyway, look at the ink blots on the top pic as opposed to the ink blots on the bottom pic. The bottom pic was NOT layered. He fused the layers out of Adobe or used some other image gnerating program.. but the clearest indicator of a fabrication was the fact that the ink blots were NOT present in the same manner on the second pic. He used a square blot out instead of the pencil tool...
I will finish this post later by breaking down his entire story and pointing out the contradictions and give aways...
-Stew