I archived the fiirst 3 pages of that thread, knowing full well that bitch would delete it as a cover your ass tactic. Page 4 was the funniest.... where Matt76 told her to "shut your hole and learn your role."

Then antihero slammed extremely hard. Next thing I knew it was gone. Here is page 3....
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Yesterday, 10:56 PM * #21
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Confusing is all I can say. This obviously conflicts with real world experience among users.
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Yesterday, 11:01 PM * #22
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trouble said:
Jesu, John. PubMed is THE PREMIER abstract citation service funded by the US Govt (National Institutes of Health out of Bethesda Maryland).
It is NOT an online journal or a publishing house. It does, however, also offer full length free online access to selected papers that are offered via journal publishers that make them available as a public service.
pubmed is a catchall for every study they can find....good and bad. You won't find many of the truly great studies written up in J.A.M.A., and other serious scientific and medical journals in pubmed. These are copywrite protected and they WILL NOT be found in pubmed for years. Most of the studies I find in pubmed are amateush or simply not relevant as they are most often not performed with strict parameters on adult humans for prolonged periods of time and with sufficient numbers of subjects to allow for proper correlation of dat
trouble said:
Now, the papers you cite, the offer little that hasn't been known for sometime. That anabolic steroids promote bone and connective tissue growth.
The question I posed was: does it appear to promote regeneration of collagen in pre-existing connective tissue injury (in other words, does it initiate re-collagenation of older injuries)?
There is some evidence that older bone injuries that haven't healed well can be encouraged to "knit" along break lines and to remineralize lower bone density tissue from both previous injury and from low VDR activity (VDR is the vitamin D receptor in liver than also activates mineralization of bone). Its now known that certain minerals must also be present to act as "enucleation catalysts" in order for remineralization to proceed to mature stages (otherwise minerals are deposited, but then are released because the sequence of remineralization factors necessary to form stable mineral complexes isn't complete).
My bet is: the answer is yes, if the correct combination of nuclear receptors is activated - this requires that a healthy matrix of a mixture of collagen type fibers be formed, rather than just one type, as is commonly observed with mending tendon damage. This may mean that a combination of AAS and lipid/biopolymer activators (non AAS) be used in tandem or sequence, to promote gene regulated repair and tissue regeneration.
The trick: supply the right conditions in gut to promote the formation of biopolymer precursors and tickle the microbial community to produce the immune factors that stimulate active collagen repairs.
Those factors include digestive enzymes, and polymer precursors like glucosamine. Beyond that, it requries that the gut microbial community be normalized, and not perturbed by very common gut absorption problems.
We can probably prove this point, with and without AAS. In other words, use a combination of natural factors to reduce chronic injury site inflammation, and promote healing of an older injury. Side by side, with and without steroids. The question is which steroids should be examined for their potential. Your 2004 citation suggests nadrolone, probably coupled with low concentration test.
I agree with all this.
trouble said:
I suggest that another approach be tried: use of the natural factors plus ecdysteroids.
I think they will hit the combination of receptors necessary to promote natural repair without scarring, and possibly to replace (remodel) scar tissue bound tendon.
Now it's your turn to show proof that ecdysteroids do much of anything.
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skullsmasher said:
Confusing is all I can say. This obviously conflicts with real world experience among users.
How would you know? You obviously just read an article on another board that contradicts what I wrote and you thought you'd come over and add your clueless 2 cents worth. Myself and all the real world users I know will attest to the fact that most aas esp deca builds tendon strength that lasts well after the cycle is done. The problem occurs when some aas build the wrong type of collagen, type III...and then it becomes too brittle, as in the case of Winstrol.
Now if you have any real world experience to offer...please share.
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John Benz said:
pubmed is a catchall for every study they can find....good and bad. You won't find many of the truly great studies written up in J.A.M.A., and other serious scientific and medical journals in pubmed. These are copywrite protected and they WILL NOT be found in pubmed for years. Most of the studies I find in pubmed are amateush or simply not relevant as they are most often not performed with strict parameters on adult humans for prolonged periods of time and with sufficient numbers of subjects to allow for proper correlation of data.
On this matter, you're obviously a novice with no fucking clue of what your'e talking about. See this link.
Let me quote from a paragraph near the bottom of the page:
"A final point that is non-search related but well worth mentioning is the potential value of PubMed as a current awareness tool, The currency of its records compares very favorably with Current Contents (CC), and it is not difficult to construct a search that combines specific journal titles with a subject that is limited to the most recent records. As a test, I checked PubMed, Ovid, and Current Contents for the currency of the following titles: JAMA, New England Journal of Medicine, Journal of Biological Chemistry (JBC), American Journal of Physiology, and the Japanese Heart Journal.
Ovid fared the worst, the CD-ROM version being from 2 to 5 months behind. PubMed and Current Contents were very comparable. Both were within one week of the most current issue of JAMA. PubMed had indexed and abstracted the most current issue of the New England Journal while CC was 3 weeks behind. PubMed had abstracted, but not yet indexed, the most current issue of JBC while CC was one month behind. Both had the most current monthly issue of the American Journal of Physiology. The bimonthly Japanese Heart Journal was most current in Current Contents, Ovid having the January issue, PubMed the March issue, and CC the May issue. It appears from this brief survey, that PubMed should be strongly considered a comparable and probably more accessible alternative to Current Contents for keeping up-to-date with the clinical and basic science literature."
Its obvious you DON"T read JAMA. For one, you can't read it on line unless you have a subscription to the journal; the abstracts are available through free web accessible citation databases like PubMed. Current Contents is a subscription based citation searchable database, as is Ovid (you can get limited access to Ovid thru some public libraries that have paid limited user access online). For the other, the JAMA direct subscription is hideously expensive. You can access it if you go to a larger regional University library that carries it (unless it has a medical school, many U's don't carry paper copies directly).
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I have citations that support consideration for use of ecdysteroids. I'll have to dig them out of my database. I may post them here, or start a new thread, since this one is wandering off topic. Meanwhile, I'll locate references with the applicable list of nuclear receptors that have been found in tendon tissue. Thats what we want to look at. I know the nitric oxide synthase system is activated thru cAMP, which suggests PPAR-gamma and maybe alpha as well. I know also the RXR is active, but others I'm not as sure about.
It should be an interesting discussion.
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trouble said:
On this matter, you're obviously a novice with no fucking clue of what your'e talking about. See this link.
Interesting you should say this as I've been thinking the same exact thing about you for some time now. You have an absurdly good ability to search out articles which you cut and paste and in large part act as if you wrote them yourself. You obviously have a scientific background of some sort, (community college?) but you are in fact living proof that it is easy to fabricate an entirely fictitious online personality and spout enough esoteric pseudo-scientific bullshit that before long you have even very intellectual people taken in and believing you know what the hell you're talking about and singing your praises. Well, sometimes it takes awhile but after hearing you defend every dissenting opinion with statements like, "I've set up 2 commercial labs last year" and "I have access to top secret NASA information," and much much more, many on here have begun to question your legitimacy and see right through your carefully crafted persona. Few have questioned you because you have a diehard following of clueless kids chanting your praises and believing every word you write....i.e. cut and paste.
Trouble, you are the clueless one here, pasting up articles and then rambling on using scientific jargon that few can fully understand and no one questions for fear of appearing ignorant. Even if you actually know what the hell you're talking about, (you don't) the information you present would still be basically worthless as it is neither practical nor useful to most people without a science degree. All those clueless groupies chanting your praises remind me of the old children's tale "The Emperor's New Clothes!" Time for someone to stand up and point out that. "Trouble has NO clothes!"
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^ I been trying to say that for the past 6 months and got ridiculed over it by everyone. At least the old guy sees what I have brought to light.
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trouble said:
On this matter, you're obviously a novice with no fucking clue of what your'e talking about .
I cannot believe my eyes.........I must be seeing things. John Benz is one of the smartest guys online I know and you are saying he is a novice with no fucking clue what he is talking about?
Oh my..........now I see why I visit this board very seldom. I honestly cannot believe IA would accept you saying that to John.
Amazing almost every single post I have read of your is cut and paste, you talk DOWN to everyone, you think your the most superior person on the internet.
I am amazed there are any members left on this board the way you treat people.
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trouble said:
On this matter, you're obviously a novice with no fucking clue of what your'e talking about. See this link.
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First of all STOP RIGHT THERE~!
DO NOT and I repeat DO NOT speak to JB in such a manner
this man has more real life experience then you and myself put together
experience YOU cannot find w/ your nose stuck in a book
DO NOT try to take this route and I expecially find you to be Insulting in addressing a fellow moderator of this site in such a matter. Proper protocol (which I will not give you since you've already violated such and have yet to earn my respect) would have been to send John Benz a private message regarding the subject rather then making a public statement that he has no fucking clue what he's talking about
people can do all the studies int he world and you can take all your studies and stick them up your educated arse...they will NOT take the place of real world experience of actually HAVING SEEN< DONE< USED
I'd rather have someone's real experiences then someone else who thinks they know everything and just copies the work of others
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CutieFace said:
I'd rather have someone's real experiences then someone else who thinks they know everything and just copies the work of others
Cutie
Amen to that!
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