D doubles1 New member Mar 29, 2004 #1 I am doing a huge research paper and need as much info on test as i can get.... in regards to test and studies done on humans/animals effects on muscle size... everything anyone have help it'd be much appreciated... thanks dubz.1.
I am doing a huge research paper and need as much info on test as i can get.... in regards to test and studies done on humans/animals effects on muscle size... everything anyone have help it'd be much appreciated... thanks dubz.1.
X xonic2xonic2 New member Mar 29, 2004 #3 Bro give this guy a holler: SATCHBOOGIE He's a real busy guy but keep bugging him and he'll get back to you! Ask him to provide references to clinical trials etc...
Bro give this guy a holler: SATCHBOOGIE He's a real busy guy but keep bugging him and he'll get back to you! Ask him to provide references to clinical trials etc...
Bulldog_10 New member Mar 29, 2004 #5 doubles1 said: ya im in college.. Click to expand... Then I would guess that you have access to pretty much any journal articles you want through your college. I know I do. Check your college website, I'm sure they have some sort of electronic index of journals.
doubles1 said: ya im in college.. Click to expand... Then I would guess that you have access to pretty much any journal articles you want through your college. I know I do. Check your college website, I'm sure they have some sort of electronic index of journals.
J Juice Authority Guest Mar 30, 2004 #7 doubles1 said: I am doing a huge research paper and need as much info on test as i can get.... in regards to test and studies done on humans/animals effects on muscle size... everything anyone have help it'd be much appreciated... thanks dubz.1. Click to expand... Why not just search medline's database? www.pubmed.com Type in "testosterone" and refine your search by using the + and "" keys.
doubles1 said: I am doing a huge research paper and need as much info on test as i can get.... in regards to test and studies done on humans/animals effects on muscle size... everything anyone have help it'd be much appreciated... thanks dubz.1. Click to expand... Why not just search medline's database? www.pubmed.com Type in "testosterone" and refine your search by using the + and "" keys.