lulu wrote:Haters, let's start with which Eli Lilly was a Mormon, the grandfather or the grandson?
Don't know, do you?
This link contains even more names of LDS board members at Lilly Corp.
http://marriottschool.BYU.edu/marriottm ... ual_report
lulu wrote:Haters, let's start with which Eli Lilly was a Mormon, the grandfather or the grandson?
hatersinmyward wrote:Eli Lilly was a Mormon through and through. Lilly Corp has never left Mormon hands.
hatersinmyward wrote:lulu wrote:Haters, let's start with which Eli Lilly was a Mormon, the grandfather or the grandson?
Don't know, do you?
This link contains even more names of LDS board members at Lilly Corp.
http://marriottschool.BYU.edu/marriottm ... ual_report
Tarski wrote:Using androgel as prescribed is nothing like steriod abuse--not at all----not even remotely.
Used properly, it brings T-levels of old farts to that of a younger man like yourself. This is good for the bones and stuff. If you try to overuse it you simply run out before you can refill it--no point in that.
So far from being addictive, it is actually hard to remember to use, quite inconvenient, and offers no more immediate reward than a calcium supplement.
Get a clue! You are truly ignorant on this.
lulu wrote:You claim is that a person named Eli Lilly was a Mormon. There were two, the grandfather, July 8, 1838 – June 6, 1898, perhaps you could tell us when he converted to Mormonism. The grandson, Eli Lilly April 1, 1885 – January 24, 1977 was an Episcopalian.[/color]
hatersinmyward wrote:Tarski wrote:Using androgel as prescribed is nothing like steriod abuse--not at all----not even remotely.
Used properly, it brings T-levels of old farts to that of a younger man like yourself. This is good for the bones and stuff. If you try to overuse it you simply run out before you can refill it--no point in that.
So far from being addictive, it is actually hard to remember to use, quite inconvenient, and offers no more immediate reward than a calcium supplement.
Get a clue! You are truly ignorant on this.
The only thing in your post that's accurate is remembering to use it daily(i'll give you that)
I didn't get huge huge but they did make me noticeably bigger, but it's hard to say because I wasn't lifting daily while I was on it.
New found charisma is the most addictive property(which isn't androgel exclusive)
The withdrawal symptoms aren't like heroin, if that's what your rational. Androgel withdrawal will however cause your skin to itch like no other, make you all kinds of horny and your t-levels will go screwy because the nuts have to do the job the clear liquid alcohol gel was doing for you.
Now provide sources supporting your opinion, if you can.
whatever.Tarski wrote:
Everything in my post is 100% accurate. My knowledge on this topic, as well as the topic synthetic steriods is pretty extensive.
that's not true.Many of the things you said about the topic weren't just wrong but you had things in reverse. Going off of TRT may cause a drop in libido since DHT drops in tandem with testosterone level
The detox caused the itch.It is funny how you start out acting like it is a dangerous drug and end up making weak complaints about a fluctuation in horniness and a bit of an itch on your skin from the alcohol base. Sheesh!
then you're lying.I have been on a TRT cream for years (off and on as I can remember to use it) and haven't noticed one single thing one way or another.
Dumb*** You claim to have a vast knowledge of medicine yet you put over the counter designer drugs into your body, tell me another one.On the other hand, I once did take an actual synthetic steriod (superdrol-chemical formula: Second Amendment,17a-dimethyl-5a-androst-3-one-17b-ol2a,17a-dimethyl-etiocholan-3-one-17b-ol ) which is ironically still legally available in some stores, and it nearly killed me in a mere 4 weeks!
yep.TRT cream and synthetic anabolics are like night and day if we are considering how they are typically used in real life!!
Probably true.
Putting those topics together really causes more confusion than understanding.
I did have low-t but some doctors weren't willing to prescribe them.By the way, I have no doubt that using androgel when you are still young with normal T-levels is a mistake. That is abuse. You are just giving your body permission to shut down it's own androgen production. Not wise.
Most people don't need it.If your nuts can still produce testosterone then you should be using androgel. If you are then this isn't anyone's fault but your own. Don't blame some company that is kindy producing a useful product for those that can safely benefit from it.
Also, what the hell difference does it make to you if there are Mormons employed at some drug company?? That sounds paranoid and like religious bigottry.
Maxrep wrote:Tarski's comments have been spot on. Testosterone and steriods are two entirely different animals. The dosage rates, simultanious "stacking" of several steriod compounds, growth hormone, as well as insulin injections(an anabolic agent), used by competitive bodybuilders, is so far afield of those who are prescribed androgel, that Haters position is laughable.
I agree, stop putting words in my mouth dip****Testosterone and steriods are two entirely different animals
hatersinmyward wrote: Dumb*** You claim to have a vast knowledge of medicine yet you put over the counter designer drugs into your body, tell me another one.
Tarski wrote:
What is your excuse for taking the dreaded androgel?? LOL