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Test Booster Res100

Out on a limb here, what if the res100 is linked to his recent illness? Can we do a trial for that?
 
could be a good idea for him to do all the other stuff (olive oil, training + other required extras) for the month that he is off, so then the only change for the next month is the RES100?

1 variable at a time (as much as possible) is always good
 
I'll say it again how do you know it wasn't the res that didn't cause the elevated liver values. I'm not saying it did but if there were elevated test values I know you would be giving res the credit and not something else.

Like I said all along these types of trails are retarded and don't tell us anything.

Also wasn't one of the claims that this works as good as a gram of test or something like that.
 
oldcorollas said:
could be a good idea for him to do all the other stuff (olive oil, training + other required extras) for the month that he is off, so then the only change for the next month is the RES100?

1 variable at a time (as much as possible) is always good
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Interesting point
 
wingman said:
Out on a limb here, what if the res100 is linked to his recent illness? Can we do a trial for that?
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Exactly. How do we know it's not. If it went the other way and ghostly had put on 5kg muscle, hit massive PBs everywhere and a big test improvement everyone would be giving res100 the praise but things went down hill and people are fishing for excuses.

Again I am not saying it actually did cause anything but this is showing a pretty obvious bias here.
 
Yep. thats it.

On. you stated that somebody got the results equal to 2ml of testosterone....

Now, I can tell you now, no matter what you do in regards to diet, sickness, sex, work, or anything for that matter, if you used 2ml of test, your testosterone levels WOULD GO UP.

Sorry mate, snake oil is snake oil.
 
Something to consider, since workouts can raise your test level maybe the trial should be carried out without working out?
 




 
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Darkoz said:
Something to consider, since workouts can raise your test level maybe the trial should be carried out without working out?
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intradasting....

so.. good diet etc but no working out?


so by blocking the neg feedback loop, the body should produce more Test, even when not working out?
 
His before and after comparisons are not valid his entire lifestyle changed.

His before blood tests he was:

  • not sick
  • eating well
  • training often
His after blood tests were:

  • Sick
  • not eating well
  • not training for 2 weeks
  • blood test whilst being sick
Simply put the trial is not a fair comparison, there is way to many variables and his entire lifestyle has been reversed. Therefore his first blood test cannot be compared to this blood test the guy is actually sick at the time of the blood test.



I want this to be a fair trial therefore the next trial he will do before blood tests again with his diet in check, his training in check, not sick and consuming the EVOO daily. Then get the bloods done then do the exact same thing for the next 30 days with the only addition being the res100.
 
Ok let's say ghosty does another trail and it comes back positive this time.

So we have 2 trail one negative and one positive. So overall no result. In a proper trail you can't just discard the results you don't like.
 
Bazza20 said:
Ok let's say ghosty does another trail and it comes back positive this time.

So we have 2 trail one negative and one positive. So overall no result. In a proper trail you can't just discard the results you don't like.
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His entire circumstances changed SIMPLE!
give up looking for ways to discredit this, he is going to do another BEFORE and AFTER test with all variables being controlled.

Lets also throw another curve ball into this equation, can we say that his unchanged testosterone level is attributed to the res100 given the fact that he was sick, not training and eating shit!

And if need be to please you i'll even let him do a 3rd trial so do the 2nd trial get off the res100 for a month keep everything else the same and do before and then after bloods again for a 3rd trial.
 
Bazza20 said:
Ok let's say ghosty does another trail and it comes back positive this time.

So we have 2 trail one negative and one positive. So overall no result. In a proper trail you can't just discard the results you don't like.
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What if we do another trial and he gets ill again?
 
O.N. said:
And if need be to please you i'll even let him do a 3rd trial so do the 2nd trial get off the res100 for a month keep everything else the same and do before and then after bloods again for a 3rd trial.
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LOL best of 3!
 
So can you the address the theory that the res100 could be a possible cause for the elevated liver values.
 
oldcorollas said:
intradasting....

so.. good diet etc but no working out?



so by blocking the neg feedback loop, the body should produce more Test, even when not working out?
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Yes, I think that working out during the trial will taint the results, if res100 can increase test levels then it should be trialed without other influences that may add to positive results.
 
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