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WTF??? What did they let through?
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hcgen, post cycle, unleashed, n2slin, n2burn, and then i ordered the large sample pack. I haven't received it yet but the customs asshole left me a stating my need2guard was held, and i can call to have it returned to sender. there was something else too... adderlin is what he called it.. i don't remember ordering that... i don't even remember everything i ordered. so we will just have to see what all arrives, it should be here early next week. like what the fuck?
Adderlin would have been in your sample pack...that is strange that they would hold a multi-vitamin in customs.
Trevorisking
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I live in Canada and I had no problem receiving my n2gaurd, was actually faster then I expected
No shit?!?!? How incredible they disect the ingredient label like that...Red Rice Yeast is a prescription drug in Canada??? Lovasatin...this doesn't make any sense at all as I know bros who live there snd get their multi-vitamins I mean N2 Guard shipped to them there...something doesn't add up.
I don't know how reliable the source is, but this is what I read
"Red yeast rice contains naturally-occurring substances called monacolins. Monocolins, particularly one called lovastatin, is believed to be converted in the body to a substance that inhibits HMG-CoA reductase, an enzyme that triggers cholesterol production. This is the way the popular statin drugs work.
Because of this action, red yeast rice products containing a higher concentration of monocolins have been developed and marketed as a natural product to lower cholesterol.
The problem is that the primary ingredient in these supplements, lovastatin, is also the active pharmaceutical ingredient in prescription drugs for high cholesterol such as Mevacor. In fact, lovastatin was originally derived from another type of red yeast called Monascus ruber.
When the FDA discovered that red yeast rice contained a substance found in prescription drugs, it banned red yeast rice products containing lovastatin. In August, 2007, the FDA issued a warning that several red yeast rice products still contained lovastatin. The manufacturers of these products have since recalled these products."
"Red yeast rice contains naturally-occurring substances called monacolins. Monocolins, particularly one called lovastatin, is believed to be converted in the body to a substance that inhibits HMG-CoA reductase, an enzyme that triggers cholesterol production. This is the way the popular statin drugs work.
Because of this action, red yeast rice products containing a higher concentration of monocolins have been developed and marketed as a natural product to lower cholesterol.
The problem is that the primary ingredient in these supplements, lovastatin, is also the active pharmaceutical ingredient in prescription drugs for high cholesterol such as Mevacor. In fact, lovastatin was originally derived from another type of red yeast called Monascus ruber.
When the FDA discovered that red yeast rice contained a substance found in prescription drugs, it banned red yeast rice products containing lovastatin. In August, 2007, the FDA issued a warning that several red yeast rice products still contained lovastatin. The manufacturers of these products have since recalled these products."
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