Seriously, you can think whatever you want, but there’s no evidence that you’re right that isn’t totally subjective.

And you’ve made this mistake at least one or two other times.

Or the SBN emails where they talk about how they’d like to see the vulgar language left for GTDs only if possible.

You could legally buy HGH precursors in Florida(which unlike Androstene actually work and work quite well). They were marketed under names such as Blue Nitro, and Renewtrient, and sold at many gyms and Health Food Stores. The major impetus for banning them wasn’t as much a health concern, as fears that they were being used as date rape drugs (If you use too much it will knock you out for at least 4 hours, so this was a legit concern)

At the time I started using it, I was a hardcore gym rat, and used several supplements, including Androstene and Creatine. I broke no laws, and wasn’t gaining an unfair advantage in any organized sports. I must say, HGH defniitely works, but not in the way most would think. While my strength increased somewhat (nothing dramatic), the biggest benefits I found were that I lost a lot of fat, and was able to get what felt like a full nights rest in 4 hours.

Which is why I think it’s ridiculous to hear someone say “He has to be on HGH….Just LOOK at him!”