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Andrew732 · 06-23-2009, 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Force of Green Labs

Hey Spartan300! Thanks for the interest in the product and congrats on your acceptance into dental school!

As far as pain tolerance, most neurological pain is GABA mediated. Drugs such as Neurontin and the newer 'Lyrica' (pregabalin) are very effective at reducing pain and acting in synergy with opiate class pain-killers. Buxamin is a strong GABAergic drug that acts in a similar manner to GHB and is also used as an anti-convulsant. It has POOR oral bioavailability, so injection is what is usually recommended. It works nicely in our transdermal carrier. I'll post the link to pain management later on when I get back from training.*

Agmatine's oral bioavailability hasn't been accurately enough measured, but it's mW and solubility tested well in our transdermal. There are write-ups about agmatine on here, but I'll link it or paste it in here later on.

*A friend of my business partner is a Gaspari rep and bodybuilder and he has lower back problems. He also has some acne scars on his back. I am NOT saying that this result was intended or even thought of from the product, but he tried rubbing the G-Force on his lower back for a week consecutively and he no longer has back problems. Also, his areas of application improved the scarring without leaving his skin dry. I don't know how this happened for sure, but I'm guessing that maybe some of the components that didn't make it into the blood may have saturated around the nerve area of his back that was bothering him. Weird side effect.

thats insane, FOG are you planning on testing the gh release of G-Force?

B-natural · 06-23-2009, 11:00 PM

looks like a solid product

Force of Green Labs · 06-24-2009, 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Andrew732

thats insane, FOG are you planning on testing the gh release of G-Force?

Good point Andrew. After the launch of the FOG products (just awaiting labels now) and some of the feedback from the testers/loggers, I'm going to have my partner, Dr. Chinnici, MD arrange for testing for the actual numbers of how much HGH is released. I'm not sure what kind of test he can perform to accurately show how much HGH is released, because I am not sure if glucose loading test is the best way to go. I'll speak to him about it when I go to the office.

Force of Green Labs · 06-24-2009, 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by B-natural

looks like a solid product

Thanks B-natural. I'm going to enjoy reading all of the feedback.

B-natural · 06-25-2009, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Force of Green Labs

Thanks B-natural. I'm going to enjoy reading all of the feedback.

That makes 2 of us.

Be sure there is a pre-workout dose taken when the testing is done, ppl never seem to do that, it's always a pre-bed dose and then somebody screws with the wording and tells ppl to take it pre-workout for a gh release.

rippednmichigan · 06-25-2009, 03:39 PM

Can't wait to try this and see the logs as well, going to be a solid product for sure!

Patman · 06-27-2009, 07:55 PM

I can't wait for the blood count testing for this product. FOG, have you used this..or anything of the other products for a pre-workout gh boost?

littlrook · 07-22-2009, 05:12 PM

i have recently re-injured my shoulder and was wondering if this could be compared to a low dose of gh as far as healing properties go. i know nothing is like the real thing, but im am trying to stay legal and not get cut up to fix it.