Re: Re: Re: ??
Not really unfair. There are plenty of personal trainers, and nutritionist out there, but because they are certified in those things doesn't mean they know squat about gear. Maybe he does, and maybe he doesn't....I'm no expert either. If he is knowledgeable about this particular subject....he didn't obtain it from personal fitness, or nutrition books. The way he worded his comment made it sound like the benefits of proviron are "common knowledge" if you're a personal trainer or nutritionist. If I walked up to a trainer at my gym, and asked him what a good dosage of proviron would be while on cycle....."Pro--what?" would be their reply.
No offense Giveitup....not trying to rag on you bro, and if you would have said
it would have sound a little better. Hopefully no offense is taken, because there is alot we can all learn from each other.
Originally posted by spidey
That is a little unfair. You are in effect saying that unless you are an endocrinologist, you shouldn't comment on AAS? I think that would rule out 99.999% of the people on this board.
That is a little unfair. You are in effect saying that unless you are an endocrinologist, you shouldn't comment on AAS? I think that would rule out 99.999% of the people on this board.
No offense Giveitup....not trying to rag on you bro, and if you would have said
I do have an extensive and sound client base that I draw on for experience on AAS....an of course I have been participating in the pin thing for many many years.....

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