Science you can't use

[Ruthenian]

Just doing a PubMed cruise and came across the following study where they suppressed testosterone production and measured the effect upon strength gains. Test Suppression Their conclusion:

"We conclude that endogenous testosterone is of paramount importance to the adaptation to strength training."

Gee, who would have thought?  

 

[quadancer]

Heheh, no need to clik THAT link, eh? Similarly, British scientists this week did a study to determine for sure or not that laughter is contagious. Go figure. I wonder who paid for THAT scenario?

 

[the_dark_master]

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(quadancer @ Dec. 16 2006,01:07)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">I wonder who paid for THAT scenario?</div>
British dentists: the government just upped the tax on &quot;No2&quot;

 

[Bryan Haycock]

So true. But it also tells us that even mildly low testosterone as is fairly common and have a significant effect on your training.

 

[AShortt]

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(the_dark_master @ Dec. 16 2006,14:12)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE"><div>
(quadancer @ Dec. 16 2006,01:07)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">I wonder who paid for THAT scenario?</div>
British dentists: the government just upped the tax on &quot;No2&quot;

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LOL!

Regards,
Andrew

 

[mikeynov]

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(Bryan Haycock @ Jan. 05 2007,16:50)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">So true. But it also tells us that even mildly low testosterone as is fairly common and have a significant effect on your training.

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(Old) Age is a disease best cured by testosterone enanthate!