the ban of ephedra lifted possibilities.

[coldblue1955]

i was thinking that if ephedra is lifted from the ban do you think the government would treat pro-hormones the same way in the near future? What are your opinions?

 

[azul]

i was thinking that if ephedra is lifted from the ban do you think the government would treat pro-hormones the same way in the near future? What are your opinions?

No.

 

[CRsteve]

^^ I'm with him. They were banned for much different reasons.

 

[UA_Iron]

having our cake and eating it to?

not with a hoarde of uneducated politicians.

There's 7 pharmaceutical lobbyist for every senator in DC - I bet they'll be against this ephedra thing - its an effective weight loss tool.

 

[buffalo]

i was thinking that if ephedra is lifted from the ban do you think the government would treat pro-hormones the same way in the near future? What are your opinions?

Not a chance in hell.

 

[smaretick]

i was thinking that if ephedra is lifted from the ban do you think the government would treat pro-hormones the same way in the near future? What are your opinions?

No way...apples & oranges comparison...but wishful thinking
Besides, I think the FDA can still appeal the ruling reversing the ephedra ban.

 

[maldorf]

Those pro hormones never did jack for me anyhow, and they are expensive. just buy the real thing!

 

[azul]

Those pro hormones never did jack for me anyhow, and they are expensive. just buy the real thing!

I'd have to disagree that all pro-hormones are bad. I've only tried Mag-10, but it did wonders for my strength. It does shut you down though, and you lose a significant amount of gains after. I'm thinking of incorporating some into my next cycle, since it's much cheaper than anavar or anadrol, and I'm not a big fan of d-bol. It should make for a nice combination with prop/tren.