the_alcatraz said:So let me get this, how come in supplement advertising, they use recent studies in supplements to prove / suggest an increase in natural test levels and gaining "14 lbs of bodyweight in 7 days" or whatever it is your products claim. Why do they come up with recent studies all the time. Is it becuase the human body has undergone some sort of a genetic mutation that I wasn't aware of in the past 20 yrs? Darwin will be flippin in his grave...tsk, tsk, tsk at your comments
Fact remains recent studies are credible. Old studies are a thing of the past. Bodybuilding and steroids has evolved immensly over the years.
Look at Arnold when he was Mr. Olympia and look at Jay Cutler now. See the difference?
Provide me with something credible and a recent study, then we have something to argue and discuss. I will NOT accept studies undertaken by the infamous Ross.
LOL, I didn't conduct those studies my friend. They are published in PubMed, they are highly reputable, believe what you want my man.
